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ABOUT YOUR RECORD: |
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There are many advantages to
receiving an expungement, seal, or pardon followed by
criminal database updates that can make your
life simpler and easier.
Criminal histories are maintained by law enforcement
agencies on all levels of government.
Private companies, local police departments, sheriff's offices, and specialty
police agencies may maintain their own internal databases.
On the state level, state police, troopers, highway patrol,
correctional agencies, and other law enforcement agencies
also maintain separate databases. |
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INFORMATION: |
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If you have been arrested a
criminal record was created in your name. Many people believe
that if their case was dismissed or were never convicted they do
not have a criminal record. Unfortunately this is not the
case!
A criminal record or rap
sheet, is a compilation of an individual's identification,
arrest, conviction (law), incarceration, legal status, sex
offender registration, warrant information, and other
relevant criminal history.
Its primary goal is to provide a
comprehensive criminal history for an individual to be used
for many purposes, including for identification, assistance
in developing suspects in an ongoing criminal investigation,
and for enhanced sentencing in criminal prosecutions.
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Records
Removal Services Removes Your Name From Criminal Record
Databases |
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 Many
people assume once a judge signs your petition for
an expungement, seal, non-disclosure, etc. their
nightmare is over; people can no longer see your
conviction.
Even after the court approves your petition for an
expungement, criminal record seal, or petition for
non-disclosure, Records Removal Services must then
present a copy of the court order to the following:
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Corporations - Criminal
background check companies throughout the United
States. In the United States today, there
are literally hundreds of companies who perform
criminal background checks and most maintain
their own databases.
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State Agencies:
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State Attorney General
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State Bureau of Investigation
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State Police
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State Criminal Records Division
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State Bureau of Criminal Identification and
Information
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 Subdivisions
of the State:
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District Attorney's Office (also called
Commonwealth's Attorney, County Attorney,
and State's Attorney)
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County Court Clerk
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County Criminal Information Websites
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County Court Information Websites
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Local Police Department
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Sheriff
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Federal Agencies:
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Click
here for detailed information
on how Records Removal Services can expunge,
seal, set-aside, or vacate your
criminal record.
 If you have a
general question, make sure it isn't currently answered in our
frequently asked questions
section.
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