Redmond, WA: RAP SHEET EXPUNGE DETAILS

A criminal record takes place whenever an individual is convicted of a crime by a court. The criminal conviction will typically always stay on the individual's state criminal record until a legal motion (demand) to vacate conviction is brought under RCW 9.96.060 prior to the same court after a certain time period. For most criminal misdemeanor & gross misdemeanor convictions, the time duration is typically 3 to 5 years after court probation ends and after all financial commitments owed to the court have been fully satisfied. And there should not be any new criminal convictions/ charges/ arrests considering that the conviction sought to be vacated. If all these preconditions are satisfied, most community & district courts will typically approve movements to vacate a criminal conviction. That results in the individual no longer having a rap sheet for that specific conviction.

An individual whose criminal conviction is vacated may legally state on future task applications that he/she has never had a rap sheet.

Under RCW 9.96.060, an individual is restricted to just one holiday of a misdemeanor criminal conviction. Convictions for DUIs and particular misdemeanor sex criminal activities can not be vacated.

The site for the Washington State Criminal History Area is http://www.wsp.wa.gov/crime/crimhist.htm.

Nonconviction information, like criminal conviction records, can likewise be used by property owners to reject rental housing/ apartments and by companies to reject task applications, task promos, and so on. Protect your task and future. Call Redmond criminal record expungement lawyer attorney Paul Hanson to help you clear your old court criminal record and old police criminal history. He'll help vacate you vacate old court criminal convictions and expunge/delete old police criminal history, arrest records, fingerprints, pictures and other nonconviction information.