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Clearing your criminal record in Pennsylvania shouldn’t feel like a maze. When you fill out our form, you’re not just submitting your name, you’re starting a guided, step-by-step process backed by over 35+ years of experience.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Free Criminal Record Research
    We locate your Pennsylvania record using official state public databases and send you a copy for confirmation.
  • No-Cost Attorney Consultation
    You’ll receive a link to schedule a personal call with Attorney Mark Walmer to review your record, explain your legal options, and answer your questions.
  • Simple Client Onboarding
    If you decide to move forward, we’ll provide a flat-rate fee, service agreement, and easy payment portal—no hidden costs, no pressure.
  • Full Legal Prep and Filing
    Our small and dedicated team handles all documentation, record requests, and applications, whether you’re seeking a pardon, expungement, or other record clearing solutions.
  • Progress Updates Along the Way
    We keep you informed and involved at every step, so you never feel left in the dark.

Most importantly, you get a dedicated legal team focused on helping you move forward faster, smarter, and with confidence. 😎

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After being shadowed by a crime I committed 25 years ago I finally went through the pardon process and received my pardon! I would highly recommend Record Eraser! Mark guided me through the whole process all the way! and did an outstanding job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Again, I highly recommend this firm! Thanks again Mark! You are the man!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a criminal record hurt my chances of getting a job?

Yes. In Pennsylvania, most employers conduct background checks before hiring. Even a dismissed or minor charge can negatively impact your chances of employment. Expungement, record sealing, or a pardon can improve your job prospects by removing or hiding past offenses from public view.

Can past criminal charges affect my right to hunt or own a firearm in Pennsylvania?

Absolutely. Pennsylvania law prohibits individuals with certain felony or misdemeanor convictions from owning firearms. These restrictions also impact your ability to legally hunt. By clearing your criminal record through expungement or a pardon, you may be able to restore your firearm rights and enjoy hunting again.

Can a criminal record prevent me from adopting or fostering a child in Pennsylvania?

Yes. In Pennsylvania, having a criminal conviction—especially a felony—can disqualify you from adopting or fostering children. Expunging or pardoning your criminal record may restore your eligibility and help you build the family you’ve dreamed of.

Is my criminal history available by public access?

Yes. In Pennsylvania, your criminal history is publicly accessible through the Unified Judicial System’s online portal. Anyone (including employers, landlords, schools, or curious individuals) can search your name and view court case records, charges, and outcomes. Even if a charge was dismissed or occurred years ago, it may still appear on public records.

Until it has been expunged, sealed under Clean Slate, or pardoned, you’ll need to take action to clear your record as the best way to protect your privacy and your future.

Can a minor offense on my record prevent me from going to college?

Yes. Many colleges and universities in Pennsylvania and nationwide review criminal backgrounds during admissions. Offenses like underage drinking, DUI, or shoplifting can hurt your chances. Expungement can remove these barriers and open doors to education and financial aid.

What’s the difference between expungement and record sealing in Pennsylvania?

Expungement permanently erases a criminal charge from your record. Record sealing, often through Pennsylvania’s Clean Slate law, hides the record from public view but it still exists in the legal system. Both can protect your future, but expungement offers a more complete removal of the offense.

What is the Clean Slate Law in Pennsylvania?

The Pennsylvania Clean Slate law automatically seals certain misdemeanor and non-violent convictions after 10 years, if there are no new offenses. However, not all records qualify automatically. We can review your criminal history to ensure everything eligible is sealed or expunged.

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