EligibilityStrongMisdemeanor · 2016
PetitionFiledBy a partner attorney
Background checkClearNo records found

Early access · Record clearing

That old charge doesn't have to follow you forever.

New clean-slate laws mean millions of people can now seal or expunge old records. Find out in 2 minutes if you may qualify. A partner attorney handles the rest.

How it works
2 minutesConfidential check
Attorney-filedFlat fee from $395
Fresh startSealed records

A new approach

Stop letting an old charge decide for you

×The old way
  1. Step 1Apply for a job
  2. Step 2Background check
  3. Step 3The old charge shows
  4. Step 4Rejected
  5. Step 5Repeat
✓The new way
  1. Step 12-minute check
  2. Step 2Attorney confirms eligibility
  3. Step 3Petition filed
  4. Step 4Record sealed
  5. Step 5Fresh start

Why it matters

An old record can follow you for decades, even when the law says it doesn't have to.

Tens of millions

An estimated 70 million or more Americans have some kind of criminal record.

National Employment Law Project

Fewer callbacks

In a field experiment, applicants with a criminal record received about half as many callbacks.

Pager (2003), American Journal of Sociology

Higher wages

People who had records expunged in Michigan saw their wages rise sharply within two years.

Prescott & Starr (2020), Harvard Law Review

Clean slate laws

A growing number of states now seal many old records, but many still require a petition.

Clean Slate Initiative

What may qualify

More records qualify than you think

Eligibility depends on your state, the type of case and how long ago it closed. A partner attorney confirms before any work starts.

  • 01Arrests without convictionOften the easiest to clear
  • 02Dismissed chargesOften eligible
  • 03MisdemeanorsAfter a waiting period
  • 04Some feloniesIn many states
  • 05Juvenile recordsOften sealable
  • 06Older convictionsUnder clean-slate laws

Your case

From check to fresh start

EligibilityStrongConfirmed by an attorney
Know where you stand in 2 minutes.
PetitionFiledFlat fee from $395
Your attorney files and handles the court.
ResultSealedIn most states, off standard checks
Apply for jobs and homes with a clean slate.

Early access

A flat fee. No surprises.

$1,000+From $395

A flat fee, filed by a partner attorney. Reserve with your email. You only pay the fee if an attorney confirms you qualify.

Questions

Is this confidential?

Yes. Your answers are private and shared only with the partner attorney handling your case.

What's the difference between sealing and expunging?

It depends on your state. Both generally hide the record from standard background checks; expungement may destroy it entirely.

What if I'm not eligible?

You don't pay anything.

When can I start?

We're onboarding cases in small batches. Check your eligibility now to hold your spot.

A fresh start might be closer than you think.