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Expungement Guide

Do you have a criminal record? Expungement offers you a way to start fresh with a clean record - we share information that is helpful as you go through this process.

The expungement process isn't easy, particularly if you are trying to expunge a felony (in most cases expunging a misdemeanor is easier). If you are currently going through this process you should talk to a qualified expungement lawyer - they will be able to give you the best advice considering the facts of your case.

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i have a felony. i do not know what class it is. im going back to school to persue a career and i dont know even know if i can work in the field im persuing.can a felony be expunged? can i still get a job with a degree an a felony on top of that?

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dee
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Your felony conviction may be expunged (after a clemency petition potentially) depending on the guidelines set forth in the state which it occurred. Most felonies that are classified as violent crimes cannot be expunged from your record. Additionally, each state has different time requirements that may also have to be considered as well. You can contact us at www.ignovi.com and provide us with further details and based upon that we can determine what the specific state guidelines are and what procedure you must follow to clear your criminal record.

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Ignovi
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Please help!! I am so confused. In state of new jersey there is no such thing as a felony or misdemeanor. And, 3 years ago i was convicted of a disorderly persons charge but it was amended down to a municiple ordinance violation. If a question asks, have you ever been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, how do i answer it? Please help!!!

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Mark H
Monday, August 16, 2010
Hi,you can answer no b.c it was not a criminal conviction,sometimes they ask if you been convicted of a crime,you may answer no as well.

They're always a chance that it will shop up,your offense is sort of like jwalking.

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Bob
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
I am trying to exspunge a felony charge deferred adj.it was a plea bargon.2005.no jail time ever`,completed 2 yrs probation in 2003 untill 2005.falsly accused.

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gary
Monday, August 16, 2010
Hi this is happen in Tx you can apply for a non order of non disclosure,which will seal the file and limit who can see it.

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Bob
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Well, I got a quick ?, could a felony be expunged if it is a federal case?

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Nihad
Friday, July 23, 2010
Nihad,

The only way a Federal felony can be removed is through a Presidential Pardon. Previous Presidents have made annual pardons as part of their normal operations, however President Obama has yet to review one single pardon that has been completed and sent to his office. At www.ignovi.com, we can assist you, as we are with other clients currently, submit for a Presidential Pardon. In all actuallity, a Presidential Pardon is easier to submit for than a Petition of Clemency in most states.

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Ignovi
Monday, August 9, 2010
My boyfriend was charged with a felony for driving on a suspended license -habitual. He has finally learned his lesson and has done everything he is supposed to in order to put life back in order. Is there any chance he could have this removed from his permanent record?

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jenny
Friday, July 2, 2010
Jenny,

I agree with Ronn. It is dependent upon the state in which the Felony conviction was imposed. He does have the right in most states to get this expunged from his record. You can contact us at www.ignovi.com and we can discuss in further detail.

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Ignovi
Monday, August 9, 2010
Depends on the state he was in, the crime committed and how long ago it was. You should probably talk to an attorney.

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Ronn E.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Hi my name is James Hatcher, I received a felony conviction in Ohio for a F5 theft. I leased a tv, and took it out of state, the company charged me with theft. the outcome was that I had to plead guilty to theft, I was released after 90 days, 80 of the days of which I was awaiting my sentence. I was sentence on 8/26 and was only give until september 6 to serve time. I was release without probation, and I was able to return home to Florida. I was told that this could be expunged. Can I apply for expungment sooner since I dont have probation??

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James Hatcher
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
James,

You will have to file for the expungement in the State of Ohio. Yes, you may be eligible to have it removed from your record, however it will depend completely upon the details in which the theft occurred and also how long ago it was that you were released. You can contact us at www.ignovi.com and we can discuss in greater detail to reveal your options.

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Ignovi
Monday, August 9, 2010
I have a burglary charge from 1992 in Kansas. I live in California, and I really want to be in law enforcement. Where should I start?

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Chris W.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Chris,

You will have to start with getting the record removed through the State of Kansas. If you were convicted, you will need to demonstrate the changes in your life and the ability to be trustworthy to the Kansas board

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Ignovi
Monday, August 9, 2010
You should talk to an attorney in Kansas to find out if your offense is expungable. They would be able to give you the best idea of what your chances are. If you don't get it expunged you probably don't have a chance at law enforcement.

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Ronn E.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Having a lawyer assist in getting your record expunged is time consuming and removes it from the state's records but many organizations such as law enforcement and educational institutions also do FBI checks and these cannot be expunged.

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Lisa
Sunday, July 11, 2010
I am trying to get duii's expunged I have three they are in the past and I no longer even drink, but they haunt me and I want them gone!!!! I have done every thing required of me, payed all fines, not a felon, taken all classes, and even have my driver license back the first one is over 12 years old and the most recent is 5 years ago? can you help me?

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Holly
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Holly,

I am glad to hear that you no longer drink. This will be the most important aspect of working to get these DUI's removed. The other aspects you also covered relating to treatment and rehabilitation. Depending on the state(s) in which the DUI's were committed, you will have different proceedures in which you may be required to follow to get these expunged. You can contact us at www.ignovi.com.

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Ignovi
Monday, August 9, 2010
I see all the questions. How can I see the answers this would be very helpful.

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Tina
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Answers come in when real people (like you and me) write them - go ahead and click on reply to any questions you know the answer to and you will be helping a lot of people out.

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tim
Monday, June 7, 2010
i got off probation 3/08 did 4 months jail class 6 felony dang.drug

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susan
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Doesn't seem too bad...

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P1p3r
Monday, June 7, 2010
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