Nevada Criminal Record Sealing, Expungement, and Removal Services
Achieve a **clean slate**! See the simple, four-step process for eligible **past offenses** in **Nevada**.
Ready to Proceed? (View Pricing)The Difference: **Sealing** vs. **Expungement** Services in Nevada
In the state, the legal term for removing past arrests and convictions from public view is **record sealing**, not *expungement*. While many people search for ‘expungement services,’ it’s crucial to understand the state-specific laws. When we achieve this outcome, your past legal issues are legally hidden from the public, including most employers and landlords running background checks. This procedure applies to everything from a dismissed case to eligible felony records. The complexity lies in meeting the waiting periods based on the offense. Our services specialize in navigating these requirements to determine your true eligibility and ensure your Petition to Seal is processed correctly the first time. If there are errors or missing records, your petition could be delayed or denied.
Starting your journey to a **clean slate** is easier than you think. Our team guides you through the necessary steps to retrieve your criminal history and file your petition. The total processing time after we receive all documents is typically:
Step 1: Secure Your Official Criminal History Reports and Confirm **Waiting Period**
The foundation of every successful sealing case in **Nevada** is accurate documentation. To begin, you must retrieve your official criminal history reports, which require **F**ingerprints, **F**orms, and **F**ees. We need two separate reports: the State **Nevada Criminal History Repository (CHR)** report and the local SCOPE report. These documents allow us to verify all charges, dismissal dates, and conviction statuses, which are critical for determining if you meet the statutory waiting periods for relief under state law, whether it’s for a dismissed case or an eligible felony conviction.
Requirement 1: Nevada CHR – The State Record
- Nevada Criminal History Repository (CHR) Report. This covers all statewide data.
- You must submit a new, original **FD-258 fingerprint card** to the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
- The mandatory state processing fee is **$27.00** (must be a Money Order).
- Fill out the **CHR Request form (DPS-006)**.
Requirement 2: Local SCOPE – The Local Arrest Data
- Local SCOPE Report: Retrieves your local arrest history, typically from the Metropolitan Police Department in the Las Vegas area.
- A separate processing fee of **$13.00** is required.
Step 2: Complete Our Authorization Document and Notary
Once you have your initial records and fingerprints, the next vital step is to complete and authorize our client documents. Once you have your fingerprints, fill out our Authorization Form. This form provides our team with the necessary personal details to accurately draft your official Petition to Seal Criminal Record and begin the legal drafting process for the court.
Critical Requirement: Notarization
For the legal process to be valid, you must print out the Authorization Document and **obtain a notary stamp**. This step is mandatory, as it verifies your identity and signature, legally authorizing our team to act on your behalf to prepare and submit your case to the **Nevada** courts for relief and a clean slate.
Step 3: Mail Your Complete Packet
Once you have compiled all necessary items from Steps 1 and 2, please send the complete packet to the Real Records office for final review and filing. This packet gives our legal team everything needed to start working on your official court documents, marking the transition from preparation to the commencement of your sealing case.
Required Mailing Checklist:
- Local SCOPE Report.
- Your original **FD-258 Fingerprint Card** (for your CHR request).
- Original **Money Order for CHR ($27)**.
- Fill out and **notarize the Authorization Form**.
- Fill out the **CHR Request form (DPS-006)** and sign with ink.
- Send **JOC** (Judgment of Conviction) if not yet sent.
- Send copy of **ID** if not yet sent.
SEND TO:
Real Records
3172 N Rainbow Blvd #1323
Las Vegas, NV 89108
Step 4: Real Records Files Your Petition and Secures the Order
This is where we take over! Once your packet is received, our experienced team in the state begins the final, critical stage of your **record sealing** case. We meticulously draft all Petition and Order documents tailored to the specific court (District or Justice Court) and the unique details of your case, whether it involves a felony, a dismissed charge, or requires a pardon. We then **file your complete package** directly with the court, ensuring every document is submitted correctly and efficiently. The filing of the final **Order to Seal** legally completes the process. This legal action effectively grants the clean slate you need, ensuring your past is no longer a barrier. You will be notified immediately upon final completion of your sealed record.
Clean Slate Achieved in Nevada!
Once Step 4 is complete, your past record is legally sealed, opening new opportunities for employment, housing, and education. Start your journey toward record sealing today.
Ready to Proceed? (View Pricing)Nevada Criminal Record Sealing, Expungement, and Removal Services
Achieve a clean slate! See the simple, four-step process for felony and dismissed case record sealing in Nevada.
The Difference: Sealing vs. Expungement Services in Nevada
In Nevada, the legal term for removing past arrests and convictions from public view is criminal record sealing, not expungement. While many people search for expungement services, it’s crucial to understand the state-specific laws. When we achieve record sealing, your past legal issues are legally hidden from the public, including most employers and landlords running background checks. This process applies to everything from a dismissed case to eligible felony record sealing. The complexity lies in meeting the waiting periods based on the offense (misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, or felonies). Our criminal record services specialize in navigating these Nevada requirements to determine your true eligibility and ensure your Petition to Seal is processed correctly the first time. If there are errors or missing records, your petition could be delayed or denied.
Starting your journey to a clean slate is easier than you think. Our team guides you through the necessary steps to retrieve your criminal history and file your petition. The total processing time after we receive all documents is typically:
Estimated Timeline: **1-2 months** (Fast document processing **once all records are received**).
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INITIATE
The Difference: Sealing vs. Expungement Services in Nevada
The foundation of every successful criminal record sealing case in Nevada is accurate documentation. To begin, you must retrieve your official criminal history reports, which require Fingerprints, Forms, and Fees. We need two separate reports: the State Nevada Criminal History Repository (CHR) report and the local SCOPE report. These documents allow us to verify all charges, dismissal dates, and conviction statuses, which are critical for determining if you meet the statutory waiting periods for record sealing under Nevada law, whether it’s for a dismissed case or an eligible felony record.
Requirement 1: Nevada CHR – The State Record
- Nevada Criminal History Repository (CHR) Report. This covers all statewide data.
- You must submit a new, original FD-258 fingerprint card to the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
- The mandatory state processing fee is $27.00 (must be a Money Order).
- Fill out the CHR Request form (DPS-006).
Requirement 2: Local SCOPE – The Local Arrest Data
- Local SCOPE Report: Retrieves your local arrest history, typically from the Metropolitan Police Department in the Las Vegas area.
- A separate processing fee of $13.00 is required.
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AUTHORIZE
Step 2: Complete Our Authorization Document and Notary
Once you have your initial records and fingerprints, the next vital step is to complete and authorize our client documents. Once you have your fingerprints, fill out our Authorization Form. This form provides our team with the necessary personal details to accurately draft your official Petition to Seal Criminal Record and begin the legal drafting process for the court.
Critical Requirement: Notarization
For the criminal record sealing process to be legally valid, you must print out the Authorization Document and obtain a notary stamp. This step is mandatory, as it verifies your identity and signature, legally authorizing our team to act on your behalf to prepare and submit your case to the Nevada courts for criminal record removal and a clean slate.
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SUBMIT
Step 3: Mail Your Complete Packet
Once you have compiled all necessary items from Steps 1 and 2, please send the complete packet to the Real Records office for final review and filing. This packet gives our legal team everything needed to start working on your official court documents, marking the transition from preparation to the commencement of your record sealing case.
Required Mailing Checklist:
- Local SCOPE Report.
- Your original FD-258 Fingerprint Card (for your CHR request).
- Original Money Order for CHR ($27).
- Fill out and notarize the Authorization Form.
- Fill out the CHR Request form (DPS-006) and sign with ink.
- Send JOC (Judgment of Conviction) if not yet sent.
- Send copy of ID if not yet sent.
SEND TO:
Real Records
3172 N Rainbow Blvd #1323
Las Vegas, NV 89108
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SUBMIT
Step 4: Real Records Files Your Petition and Secures the Order
This is where we take over! Once your packet is received, our experienced legal team in Nevada begins the final, critical stage of your criminal record sealing case. We meticulously draft all Petition and Order documents tailored to the specific court (District or Justice Court) and the unique details of your Nevada criminal record, whether it involves a felony, a dismissed case, or requires a pardon. We then file your complete package and handle all necessary communication and negotiation with the District Attorney’s office to secure a stipulation, which speeds up the process significantly. The filing of the final Order to Seal legally completes the process. This legal action effectively grants the clean slate you need, ensuring your past is no longer a barrier. You will be notified immediately upon final completion of your sealed record.
Whether you are pursuing expungement services (as it is commonly called) for a dismissed case or a felony conviction, our four-step method is designed for efficiency and maximum compliance with Nevada Revised Statutes governing record sealing. Don’t let a past mistake limit your future employment and housing opportunities. Trust the experts to handle your Nevada criminal record sealing with precision.
Clean Slate Achieved in Nevada!
Once Step 4 is complete, your Nevada criminal record is legally sealed, opening new opportunities for employment, housing, and education. Start your journey toward record sealing today.