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Records Removal Services®
Toll-Free:
(866) 521-4441
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DO NOT CONTACT US IF: |
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Records Removal Services
ineligibility company policy:
Regardless of federal or state
laws, regulations, or policy,
Records Removal Services™ will not assist in expunging,
sealing, setting aside, or vacating a criminal record for anyone convicted of
polygamy, pedophilia, rape, sexual assault, or a hate crime
involving any minority group.
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NOTICE: |
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The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it
intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney
for individual advice regarding your own situation. Records
Removal Services is not a law firm. |
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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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Get Informed - Removing
Your Criminal Past |
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REMOVING YOUR CRIMINAL PAST:
If you are visiting this page, then you have come to
realize that having a criminal record is, by any
measurable standard, a
lifetime sentence.
Even if you have a simple misdemeanor on your
criminal record, or worse still, if your case is
dismissed, the public still has access
to the information and
employers
will not hire you.
Though laws governing what is commonly referred to
as an expungement from
state to state. 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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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
RECORDS REMOVAL SERVICES™
DISQUALIFYING CHARGES:
Regardless of federal or state
laws, regulations, or policy,
Records Removal Services™ will not assist in expunging,
sealing, setting aside, or vacating a criminal record for anyone convicted of
kidnapping,
murder (in all
subdivided forms, except
cases of self-defense),
polygamy, pedophilia,
rape,
sexual assault, or a
hate crime (usually
defined by race, religion, sexual orientation,
disability, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender,
gender identity, or political affiliation).
STARTLING FACTS:
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out of every 100 American adults were
incarcerated at the start of 2008.
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Over 1 Million citizens in the United States are
in local jails or prison for a non-violent
crime.
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The states of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas
have the highest prison populations (ratio of
imprisoned civilians to the states total
civilian population).
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If you have been arrested, a
criminal record (rap sheet) was created that
will follow you the rest of your life.
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Most citizens with misdemeanor
and felony records cannot find adequate jobs,
housing, or credit even if you never spent a
single day in jail.
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Click
here for detailed information
on how Records Removal Services can expunge,
seal, set-aside, or vacate your
criminal record.
Expungement is a process, not an
event. Even after your expungement is
granted, it is useless until
government and privately owned criminal
databases are updated!
In most cases, criminal databases
have 180 days to remove your name from their
database if a pardon, expungement, seal, or
non-disclosure is granted.
(see related blog post)
 If you have a
general question, make sure it isn't currently answered in our
frequently asked questions
section.
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