F.A.Q's

How much does it cost to expunge your record in PA?

County court filing fees for a Pennsylvania expungement are generally under $200 per petition. At Record Eraser, our flat attorney fee for an expungement or Clean Slate Limited Access petition is $1,159, which covers your consultation, record requests, document preparation, court filing, and tracking through to confirmation. Most expungements are completed within about six months.

Does the price change based on how many charges I have?

Yes. Records are cleared one docket at a time, so the total depends on how many separate cases you need addressed. Our base fee covers a single docket and additional dockets are added at a reduced rate, we’ll lay out the full cost before you commit.

How much does an expungement lawyer cost in Pennsylvania?

We charge a flat $1,159 per expungement rather than billing by the hour, so there are no surprise costs. Additional dockets are added at a reduced rate, and the only situation that changes the price is a rare contested hearing, which adds $500. You’ll get an exact quote after your free record review.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. We require half of the total as a down payment, and the remaining balance can be paid in automatic monthly installments (1.5% monthly interest). We also accept credit cards and understand that people with records may face credit challenges, so we work to keep our services within reach.

Can I use a credit card to pay for Record Eraser services?

Yes, we do accept credit cards. However, we understand that individuals with convictions may face credit challenges. We offer alternative payment plans to accommodate various financial situations, ensuring our services are within reach for everyone. Contact us today to get started. 

What is the cost of a standard pardon application with Record Eraser?

Our flat rate fee for a standard pardon application on a single docket is $4,000. This inclusive fee covers preparation, documentation, filing, and tracking throughout the entire 3-6 year process. Learn more about the PA pardon process here.

​​How does Record Eraser's payment plan work?

We require half of the total fee as an initial down payment. The remaining balance can be paid in monthly automatic installments with a 1.5% interest added monthly. This flexible payment plan is designed to make our services affordable and manageable for our clients.

Can I get a refund if my pardon is not granted?

We do not issue refunds for denied pardons. While we cannot guarantee the granting of a pardon, we thoroughly vet our clients based on experience and chance. If your initial pardon application is not granted, we offer a 50% discount for a second application. We follow the rules, waiting one year before re-filing the application. Click here to learn more about the pardon application process.