Minnesota allows expungement of criminal records under limited circumstances. If you expunge your record, the court completely seals the records from public view and allows you to honestly say that you have not been convicted of a crime. If a person were to run a background check, your record will not contain the expunged records. Read More or take free online eligibility test to see if you qualify.
Under Minnesota law, you may have the record of you arrest expunged. This applies only if you charges were dropped before trial or you were found innocent at trial. In Minnesota, expungement means that your records are sealed so that they are no longer publicly accessible and will not show up on a background check.Check out of Frequently Asked Questions for more information. Read more or take free onlne eligibility test. The price is $900 and includes all costs and a 100% money-back guarantee.
If you were convicted as a juvenile, Minnesota law allows your juvenile record to be expunged so that the record is sealed and will not appear on a background check. Read more or take free onlne eligibility test. The price is $900 and includes all costs and a 100% money-back guarantee.
If you did not admit or plead guilty and successfully completed a diversion program, you are eligible to have your record expunged. Read more or take free onlne eligibility test. The price is $900 and includes all costs and a 100% money-back guarantee.
Minnesota allows individuals who have been convicted to obtain an expungement if a court finds that you have reformed your life, and it is unlikely that you will commit another crime. Read more or take free onlne eligibility test. The price is $1200 and includes all costs.
If you were convicted of a violent offense, you likely lost your right to own or posess a firearm. Under certain circumstances, you can have your second amendment rights restored so that you may lawfully own a gun. Read more. The price is $900 and includes all costs.
