Clear Your Record Texas – Texas Expungement Attorneys Texas Online Eligibility Questionnaire - Clear Your Record Texas

Sorry at this time this online test is only available for adult cases. Special rules apply to juvenile cases. Please fee free to call us or schedule a free eligibility consultation over the phone. Link to Page.

Unfortunately, if you were sentenced to a term of imprisonment or jail which includes time served, then you are not eligible for an expunction or non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click here for more details.
If you are unsure of the specifics of your case, then you call call the court clerk where your case was pending, look online (many counties publish their records online), or we can research your case details and provide an opinion regarding your eligibility. However, we do charge a nominal $250.00 record research fee if we do the research for the eligibility consultation.

Has more than 30 days expired since you were discharged from "regular" probation?*
- Yes
- No

Unfortunately, if you were sentenced to regular probation and your case resulted in a conviction then you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.
You maybe eligible to have your conviction set aside. Click Here for More Details.

Unfortunately, it appears you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.

Unfortunately, it appears you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.

Has more than five years passed since you completed deferred adjudication?*
- Yes
- No

In order to be eligible for a non-disclosure, there is a five year waiting period which starts once you complete you deferred probation. Remember, that you must not get any other convictions or be placed on deferred during that waiting period.

Have you been convicted or placed on deferred for any offense other than a minor traffic violation while you were on deferred or during the five year period after you completed deferred?*
- Yes
- No

Unfortunately, it appears you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.

Have were you convicted, placed on deferred or regular probation for any offense other than a minor traffic violation while you were on deferred probation?*
- Yes
- No

Unfortunately, it appears you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.

Has at least two years passed from the date of discharged and dismissal?*
- Yes
- No

In order to be eligible for a non-disclosure, there is a two year waiting period which starts once you complete you deferred probation. Remember, that you must not get any other convictions or be placed on deferred during that waiting period.

Have you been convicted or placed on deferred for any offense other than a minor traffic violation during your deferred probation or the two years after you completed your deferred probation?*
- Yes
- No

Unfortunately, it appears you are not eligible for an expunction or a non-disclosure. The only option that maybe available to you would be to apply for a pardon. Click Here for more Details.

The statue requires that you be arrested for the offense. Sometimes, if you were required to attend court settings that may satisfy the requirement. Please call us at (855) 773-4669 and we can determine if you are eligible.

Were you released; with no final conviction; no pending cases; and no court-ordered supervision under 42.12 for offense other than Class C misdemeanor?*
- Yes
- No

Unfortunately, if you received a final conviction or were placed on any type of probation for the offense or any related offense other than a Class C misdemeanor, then you may not be eligible. You may call us at (855) 776-4669 to discuss the matter in more detail.

Was your case no billed by the grand jury or was it never filed after your arrest?*
- Yes
- No

Has the statute of limitation expired for your offense? Generally, speaking misdemeanors have a two year statute of limitations and felony cases have a 5 year statute of limitations. Exception do apply. The more serious the offense the greater likelihood that there is a longer statute of limitations.*
- Yes
- No

The expunction statute requires that above waiting period requirement be satisfied before we can expunge your record. You may call us at (855) 773-4669 to discuss the specifics of your case. Remember you can start you case before the expiration of the waiting period so that you expunction is ready to file.

Congratulations! You are eligible to have your case erased or expunged. Call us at (855) 773-4669 or Click Here for more details on how we can help you get your record off the record.
Congratulations! You are eligible to have your record sealed or non-disclosed. Call us at (855) 773-4669 or Click Here for More Details on how we can get your record off the record.
Congratulations! You are eligible to have your record sealed or non-disclosed immediately after you completed you deferred probation. Call us at (855) 773-4669 or Click Here for More Details on how we can get your record off the record.
Congratulations. We can ERASE your record. Give us a call at (855) 773-4669 or Click Here to for more details on how we can get your record off the record.

Texas Online Eligibility Questionnaire