Stop Expunged Or Sealed Records From Appearing On Background Checks

How to stop expunged or sealed records from appearing on background checks. Two important services can reduce the chances that your criminal record will appear on background checks.
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[@nicholasferrarafam6045]

Why does my past from so long ago have to come back into my life?

[@jeffnay6502]

My daughter had her juvenile misdemeanor record expunged 11 years ago, back when she was only 14. The crime does not show up, but the fact that there is an expunged record does show up, causing employers to question her past. What is the point of sealing juvenile records, if the fact that there is a sealed record, makes employers question your past?

[@joseajimenez8768]

Thank you for the video. Excellent information. I do need your help.

[@joseajimenez8768]

I would like to clear my criminal record. I was charge for theft mister minor in 1988. Is already 31 years and still there.

[@Recordgone]

Please contact us or take our online eligibility test at www.recordgone.com/eligibility/

[@harryhardluck627]

i may need your services in a few weeks. Need to know if you provide a "expungment letter" that your client can present to future employers as an evidence that its "expunge, done and over with? thank you.

[@sharong9563]

Yes but how much $ 🤔

[@mypitbullisbetterthanyours8866]

I have a question. My husband and I are in the process of fostering, but a hit comes us on his record from 2003. He was arrested but released the same day and no charges were ever filed. Is there a way to still file for Penal code 851.8? Even after so many years? If is it possible to still get a copy of those records? P

[@freddygonzalez6551]

I was on deferred adjudication in ‘14 for domestic violence can I get this expunged at least for employment background checks I don’t want my past to come back and haunt me

[@georgenassa2564]

Great News However its unfair that New York does not seal 265.11 very unfair...

[@arturomena9909]

Does this work on juvenile as will

[@yolandacook4398]

I was wondering if all the services you provide include charges obtained in the state of North Dakota?

[@moneymaker5465]

I was charged for a felony in FL in 2012. My record was sealed by the state of FL in 2013. Fast forward to 2016, I was just denied on a housing application after failing a criminal background check in TN. I submitted my sealed record and letter clearing my name from my attorney to the landlord and it is now being reviewed. Can they legally do that? If I can prove my record was sealed, they should have no right to know about it in the first place, correct?

[@Recordgone]

What you experienced is probably a violation of federal law. It may also be a violation of TN law, I would consult with an attorney in TN.

[@bojay2229]

Can a misdemeanor domestic violence charge/assault/battery (plea, because I was in college, could not sit in jail waiting for a court date and could not afford an attorney) be put into a position to where my second amendment rights are reinstated? Gallup, New Mexico

[@antdigo7139]

Nope your fucked

[@johnbonsey5259]

I just received a felony reduction to a misdemeanor from your firm. Thank you for your service. Then I found out by reading federal law. That the state acknowledges my gun restoration writes. But my question is does federal law acknowledge my gun rights being restored. According to penal code 1203.4 and 1203.4a line 7 says I'm not permitted to purchase a firearm. And I'm confused your firm told me I can purchase a fire arm in August. Please I need advice about willfederal law allow my gun rights being restored. Thanks.

[@Recordgone]

The language you are reading about 1203.4 and 1203.4a only applies to relief provided by those sections. Your relief from the firearm prohibition came from Penal Code 17b. Yes, your firearm rights should be restored.

[@johnbonsey5259]

Thank you recordgone.com for restoring my rights. So in your professional experience as a lawyer specializing in gun registration. I'm 100% legal to apply and purchase a firearm?

[@johnbonsey5259]

Correction on last comment gun restoration. And gun registration.

[@wakeup6259]

So the regulated companies that due background check, how due they become regulated is there a law that protects them?

[@Recordgone]

+Wake Up !!! Great question! They become regulated as soon as they start providing background checks for specified purposes, most commonly employment or tenant screening. Once they do that, they need to comply with federal and state law and regulations. The main federal law is the Fair Credit Reporting Act. There are also lots of regulations coming out of agencies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Fair Trade Commission (FTC). The companies that we call unrelated background check companies claim to be exempt from the laws and regulations mentioned above because they have fine print that says do not use the background checks for regulated purposes (such as employment or tenant screening). But, as the video says, plenty of employers and landlords do use these inexpensive, unregulated background check companies when choosing who to hire or rent to. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

[@ironcladpatriot5829]

In case after case, Thomas complains, the Court intervenes to protect rights like free speech, fair trial, and even reproductive choice-and yet ignores limits on gun possession. In Tuesday’s opinion, he wrote that

[@Abc123______]

Does Pa destroy records or change the disposition of the chargers after an expungement? I had a case where all charges were withdrawn/Nolle processed which after some time i got an expungement because i wanted to enlist in the military.

[@GodAlwaysWins]

How do you prevent it from coming up when applying for a nursing license? I'm in CA

[@redpilllense7125]

I have the same problem. I'm working on a nursing degree and have a misdemeanor conviction. Expunged won't cut it. I need it COMPLETELY done. Anyone know how????

[@Recordgone]

The answer to your question depends on many things, including in what state your record was and in what state you are applying for a nursing license. Then there are a lot of factors involving what is on your record. I would start here; www.recordgone.com/eligibility/

[@itsnalo7546]

When I was 15 I was charged with felony breaking and entering then possession of marijuana apparently my record has been cleared. A couple days ago I got charged with drug paraphernalia will court be able to tell that this is my third offense?

[@webkinzmom007]

Rambo anything under the age 18 is sealed so ...I would say no unless it’s the fbi looking at your record no ....but anything you convicted of as an adult I heard stays on your record even if you have it expunged ..it just shows you had it expunged ...still might use it against you if your looking for a certain kind f job ...

[@abseconPC]

do I do mental health expungement

[@ts4602]

I received deferred adjudication for a felony twelve years ago that is showing up on my background check what do you recommend

[@OrioleEd]

+Teresa Hunt I am sorry to hear that your sealed record is still showing up on background checks. Can you tell me what background check company is reporting the case? Have you checked to see if the court or DPS ever actually followed the judge's order to seal the record?

[@ts4602]

+Edward Murray no I haven't checked, but swift hire was the checker

[@superiority7158]

Expunged and sealed are different. Sealing means you have a record that exist but is covered. Expungement means your record is destroyed and none existent. Know your facts

[@dentgent768]

I just spoke with the United states navy and they said expunged records still come up in federal background checks...

[@Recordgone]

The answer to your question depends on many things, including in what state your record is. Then there are a lot of factors involving what is on your record. I would start here; www.recordgone.com/eligibility/

[@bullnation9]

If you were cleared for a felony, are you able to carry a fire arm?

[@Recordgone]

Thank you for the question. We will be posting a video about the impact of a criminal record on your firearm rights in the coming days. Unfortunately, your question is too vague for anyone to answer with an specificity . I would need to know what you meant by cleared, in what state your record was, and what you mean by "carry a fire-arm," and in what state you wish to carry a firearm. Please do this, subscribe to our channel and watch the video that we post tomorrow or Monday, then post your question there and give me some specific. Thank you for watching.

[@bullnation9]

San Jose California. The judge granted it when I request for my record to be cleared.

[@Recordgone]

If that is the only offense on your record that would prevent ownership of a firearm, you should be fine if the judge reduced the felony to a misdemeanor pursuant to Penal Code section 17(b), which is the only way a judge can restore firearm rights in California. There is a difference between the right to possess a firearm and the right to carry a concealed weapon in CA, the latter requires a specific permit for civilians not in law enforcement.

[@bullnation9]

I received a letter in the mail saying I was denied of having a gun because I was convicted of a felony. So do I send a record to the Gov, showing that?

[@Recordgone]

Try this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z57ddZuIfbupY68

[@cassoudennard]

I had my record expunged in January of 2016. Now I am applying for a government job requiring a level 2 FBI background clearance. Will my expunged record show up on a level 2 FBI background check? I know you said Government background checks automatically update but this is a level 2 background check and is more in depth. Any thoughts?

[@OrioleEd]

+Phara Chery Good question. Expungement in CA does not destroy a record, it changes the disposition to dismissed. So, when it comes to government background checks, the records of the case will still appear, however, the conviction is expunged, leaving records of the arrest and the court case, with the ultimate disposition being dismissed and the finding of guilt replaced with a not-guilty plea.. Did that answer your question?

[@cassoudennard]

+Edward Murray this was I'm TN

[@Recordgone]

+Phara Chery Thank you for clarifying the state. Our ERCU service does not impact reports provided by government agencies, such as the FBI. Our law firm does not do expungement in TN. I would speak to the attorney who handled your expungement in TN and ask him or her about how it will impact the FBI report.

[@cassoudennard]

No that did not answer my question. I had the expungement in the state of TN. Do you know what the policy is for that state as it relates to level to background checks?

[@Recordgone]

+Phara Chery No. I do not. Sorry. Our law firm does not serve TN; that is why I suggested contacting the attorney who handled your expungement. Maybe another user of this site can answer that for you.

[@scorpion2008]

hello.. I have a questions. um I was recently terminated and the new job declined my application because of that. is there a way I can get the termination removed from my record please?

[@Recordgone]

I want to help, but I am very confused by your question. Are you saying that a potential new employer turned you down for a new job because they found out about you being fired from a previous job or because of a criminal record?

[@scorpion2008]

Sorry, yes the first paragraph is right. turn me down being fired from another job

[@queenneffertiti3649]

There is no such thing as expunging a "employer termination" because there is no such database that exists. If you don't want your potential new employer to know about the termination you have to remove the company that terminated you off of your resume and or job applications when you fill them out.

[@missdesireindependance5194]

RecordGone.com just don't use that employer on your job application or resume.