Not every conviction is eligible for expungement, and there are limited options for individuals with certain convictions. If you are not eligible for an expungement due to the nature of your case, a pardon may be your next option towards criminal record relief.
Although the Law Firm of Higbee & Associates currently only assists with pardons in Pennsylvania, there is a variety of information available at Pardon411.com about pardons in your state.
Pardon411.com is an informational website the was built to assist you in the pardon-seeking process. Start by visiting the website and selecting what state your case occurred in. You will find information regarding eligibility, the effects of the pardon, and what steps to take to file for a pardon
You can also visit RecordGone.com’s website link with information regarding pardons at www.recordgone.com/news/category/pardons/. You will find pardon forms that you may download to your computer along with a brief summary of what a pardon will do for in individual in each state.
If you are interested in learning more about the criminal record clearing process and to see if your case is eligible, please visit RecordGone.com today and take the free online eligibility test or call toll free at 877-573-7273.
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In 1996, I was convicted of felony embezzlement in Mississippi, and has not been in any trouble since then. Can this charge be expunged off of my record or can a get a pardon? I was 20 years old at the time.
Hi Tashia. We do not have a Mississippi attorney affiliated with this site, so I cannot provide an answer to your expungement related question. I apologize. I suggest contacting the public defender in your county. Thank you.