Expungement of Kentucky Criminal Records: Intake Form

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Full Legal Name*
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Maiden Name or Alias
Date of Birth*
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Social Security Number
Your social security number is required to obtain the court-required expungement certification and is included on the expungement petition. They need this to access your case records and not those of someone with a similar name. Our firm will keep it confidential and will not use it for any other purpose. If you prefer not to provide your number we can attempt the expungement without it but the request may be rejected as incomplete.
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Address*
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Criminal Diversion History
Have you ever accepted diversion for a Kentucky criminal or traffic offense? Diversion is a program in which the charge is not prosecuted while the defendant completes a fine, classes, and/or community service.
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Diverted Charge(s)
For what charge(s) were diversion offered?
Diversion Count(ies)
In what count(ies) were diversion offered?
Diversion Completion
Were the diversion program(s) completed successfully?
Additional Information
Please include any additional information you would like our attorneys to know about the charge(s) to be expunged.
Expungement Waiting Period*
I understand that in most cases I must wait until at least 5 years after my most recent Kentucky criminal conviction date. This does not apply to charges that were dismissed/acquitted, drug possession convictions, felony convictions where a pardon is sought, and certain other rare exceptions.
- It has been at least 5 years since my last Kentucky criminal conviction
- I understand the expungement 5-year waiting period criteria and the only charges I wish to expunge are charges that were dismissed/acquitted, drug possession convictions, or felony convictions where a pardon is sought
Disclaimer*
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