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We are Criminal Record Expungement Attorneys Portland Oregon

Having a Criminal Record Expungement Attorneys Portland Oregon with excellent legal skills clearing you name from criminal convictions. Having a criminal record can cause you harm in many ways. Sometimes having a Criminal record can be more harmful after a conviction then when you served your time or and paid your dues depending on the circumstances.  The Expungement Attorney Portland Oregon being an experienced Expungement attorney is your best option to prevent you from losing good jobs, loss of promotions. A loss of wages and employment do to a criminal record which is  just one of the more of the serious consequences of a conviction of a crime.  Your Expungement Attorney Portland Oregon will advice you as to what plan of action they would like to take to give you the best solutions for your  Expungement process.

We will determine if your conviction or record of arrest is eligible for Expungement.

  We can determine all aspects for Expungement when you come in for your consultation.



We will apply for Expungement of Conviction -

·  Original Affidavit in Support of Motion to Set Aside for each case

·  Original Motion to Set Aside Conviction for each case

·  Original Order to Set Aside Conviction for each case

We will handle all filings of Forms Required for Expungement of Conviction

·  Copy of Affidavit in Support of Motion to Set Aside for each case

·  Copy of Motion to Set Aside Conviction for each case

·  Original Finger Print Card

Once you hire us we will post Process Fee for Convictions

If the charge you wish to expunge is a conviction, there are processing fees charged by the Oregon State Police. We will submit all fees to the DA’s office at the same time as the copy of all Motions and Finger Print Card.
The District Attorney's office also charges a fee to process an application to set aside a conviction.

Required for Expungement or setting aside Arrest Record and/or Dismissal

· Original Affidavit in Support of Motion to Set Aside

· Original Motion to Set Aside Arrest Record for each arrest record

. Original Order to Set Aside Arrest Record for each arrest record

. Required for Expungement of Arrest Record and/or Dismissal

· Copy of Affidavit in Support of Motion to Set Aside for each arrest

· Copy of Motion to Set Aside Arrest record for each arrest

· Original Finger Print Card

The DA’s office will forward the fingerprint card (and check) to the State Police Bureau of Criminal Identification. The State Police will use the fingerprint card to make a positive identification of the defendant, to determine if the defendant has had prior criminal cases expunged or set aside, and to determine if the defendant has any outstanding warrants. The fingerprint cards are returned to the DA’s office.

The DA’s office will file an Answer to defendant’s motion with the clerk’s office. The Answer will either state that the DA’s office has no objection to the Motion, or if there is an objection, the Answer will set out the specific reasons for the objection. The DA’s office will provide a copy of the Answer to the defendant or defendant’s attorney. The Circuit Court judge will make a decision on defendant’s Motion. The defendant’s attorney will be mailed a copy of the Order. The Court will distribute certified copies of the Order to the appropriate agencies who will then comply by sealing their records.

We will give you a copy for your records

YOU MUST SIGN THE AFFIDAVIT IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC DO NOT SIGN THE AFFIDAVIT IF YOU HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME WITHIN THE PAST TEN (10) YEARS OR THIS WILL BE CONSIDERED FALSE SWEARING AND WILL RESULT IN A CRIMINAL PROCEEDING.

The Expungement process usually takes 8 - 12 weeks minimum to remove a conviction from your record.

CONDITIONS OF EXPUNGEMENT

· YOU MAY NOT HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF ANY OTHER CRIME WITHIN THE PAST 10 YEARS. IF YOU SIGN THE AFFIDAVIT AND HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME, IT WILL BE CONSIDERED FALSE SWEARING WHICH WILL RESULT IN A CRIMINAL PROCEEDING

· Must be over three (3) years from the date of CONVICTION;

· Class C Felony or less;

· Only one CONVICTION every ten (10) years can be EXPUNGED;

· All arrests that resulted in our TAKING NO ACTION MUST WAIT ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ARREST;

· Dismissed cases do not have to wait to apply for Expungement;

· TRAFFIC CASES CANNOT BE EXPUNGED;

· THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR DISMISSED OR NO ACTION CASES;

· You CANNOT be on any form of probation for the CONVICTION that you are applying for Expungement on.

· All fines and fees on the case must have been be paid in full.