People with a criminal record have a few options to get their record “cleared,” including having their record expunged, sealed, or in some cases, pardoned by the governor.
Having your record expunged means the record is completely wiped clean.
Having your record sealed means that the criminal record is no longer visible to the public.
Or, you may apply to your state governor for a pardon, and in some cases, a pardon with permission to expunge.
Contact us now to get an evaluation of your case and what your options may be.
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