I was arrested in Sinaloa Mexico in 1993 for transporting Marijuana.I was held in the Center for social readaptation for a little more than a year before my case was finally decided. I was convicted and sentenced to 10 years. and a fine of 10,000 pesos. while serving my sentence I applied for tranfer to the United States under the prisoner exchange treaty. After nearly 3yrs I was accepted into the program and transferred to the United States.I was moved first to another prison in Monterey Mexico  with about 12 other American Nationals from different prisons in Mexico we were Held there for several days while the exchange was affected we met with a U S federal Judge and a US public Defender that explained the process and had us sign documents agreeing to the terms of the transfer.
We were then transferred to El Paso , TX airport and handed over to U S Federal Correction Officers and transported to La Tuna Federal correctional facility in Anthony New Mexico. I was told that I had missed the quarterly Parole board hearing and would have to wait at least three months for the next one. I was interviewed and processed in to the Prison and began working in the kitchen there. My attorney continued to review my case and discovered that with good time I had earned in Mexico working as medic in the clinic and my U S federal good time I had served more time than required for the sentence I had been given under the U S resentencing Guidlines and I was released.
 I was sent back to Alaska where my Home is and reported as ordered to my Parole Officer. I had been given the standard 3years supervised release. After a short time in Alaska I transferred my parole to Nevada and finshed my three years there with no violations and complied with all conditions of my release. I was given a letter stating that I had completed the sentence.
Since that time I have had no violations other than one speeding ticket which was taken from my record after completing and paying for 8hrs of traffic school. My Question is what are my chances of getting my record Expunged. I lost one job when a background check came back that I had been convicted of smuggling In Texas and missed another job because of the conviction even though it was ten yrs since my conviction and release. I believe my violation is a 6th degree felony. I have had to take minimum wage jobs and been restricted from pursuing several different careers because of it. My prior record consisted of two disorderly conduct misdeamors about 7 yrs apart. what are my chances to get it expunged and what would it cost I am living now on my social security and a V A disability pension. In the terms of the transfer treaty it states that I would lose no civil rights that I would not have lost had I served my entire sentence In Mexico.
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