Launching Colorado Expungement and Record Sealing Services

Posted on November 22, 2017 by Record Gone

Recordgone.com is proud to announce the launch of expungement and record sealing services in Colorado. Continue reading →

Posted in RecordGone News | Leave a comment

California Senate Bill 393: Opening the door for millions of Californians to obtain record sealings

Posted on October 20, 2017 by Record Gone

The recently passed Senate Bill 393 (SB393) will make record sealings available to millions of individuals who have been arrested in California and who were not convicted of the offense for which the arrest was based. Continue reading →

Posted in Laws | Leave a comment

Higbee & Associates (RecordGone.com) Wins New York State Record Sealing Appeal by Unanimous Decision

Posted on October 19, 2017 by Record Gone

The Law Firm of Higbee & Associates (RecordGone.com) has won an appeal with the State of New York Appellate Court for the 9th and 10th Judicial Districts on behalf of one of their clients regarding a drug conviction sealing. Continue reading →

Posted in General news | Leave a comment

Recordgone Announces New California Direct Pardon Service

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Record Gone

We are proud to announce that we are now offering a California Pardon service. California offers two routes for receiving a gubernatorial pardon: the Certificate of Rehabilitation and the Direct Pardon. The Certificate of Rehabilitation, if granted, automatically generates an application for a pardon from the governor. For those the who do not qualify for the Certificate of Rehabilitation, they may apply for the Direct Pardon. Continue reading →

Posted in RecordGone News | Leave a comment

California Senate Bill SB 421 Would Alter the State Sex Offender Registry

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Record Gone

A new bill being considered in the California Legislature will adjust the way the state handles sex offender registery. Senate Bill 421, or the Sex Offender Registration Act, would introduce a tiered system to the current registry system. Current law requires sex offenders to register for life, regardless of how heinous their crime may be. The bill would change that by introducing three tiers of registration requirements. Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Leave a comment