A past charge or conviction does not have to define your future. North Carolina expungement laws may allow eligible arrests, dismissed cases, and certain convictions to be permanently removed from your criminal record—opening doors to employment, housing, and peace of mind.
Expungement allows eligible individuals to remove certain North Carolina criminal charges or convictions from their record, restoring opportunities for work, housing, and peace of mind.
An arrest record can follow you even without a conviction, but North Carolina law may allow eligible arrests to be expunged from your record.
Even when a case is dismissed, it can still appear on background checks. North Carolina expungement law may allow dismissed charges to be removed.
Certain convictions may qualify for expungement under North Carolina law, allowing eligible individuals to clear their record and move forward.
An expunction / expungement is the court-ordered destruction of a record or court file maintained by the Clerk of Superior Court in a North Carolina judicial district.
After submitting your application, we will call you and discuss your eligibility. If we determine that you are eligible, we will quote you a price for the service (prices vary based on number of records to be expunged, and the number of different jurisdictions requiring petitions to be filed). Should you choose to hire us for your expungement, we will collect affidavits in support of your character and file petitions with the court or courts where you were charged or convicted.
The length of the process can vary, depending on the complexity of your record and the county in which we must file your petition.
We offer payment plans on a case-by-case basis.
Yes, it is possible to process expungements in more than one case at a time. If you apply, we will assess your eligibility in each case and discuss with you the best strategy to clear your record.
