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I've been looking at this form and am a little confused about how to proceed. I have 2 alcohol related charges that have since been expunged. This doesn't fit the criteria of the "specified crimes," which require certified copies of court and police records.

 

Part 4.a of this section asks if I've ever been arrested and then 4.b asks me to "provide information." 

 

So I have to answer yes to this even though my records have been expunged? And do I have to have a certified disposition/arrest record for this? 

 

If I do need those documents, is it possible to have them mailed from the court? I live pretty far away.

 

 

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Expunged records are not exempt from those requirements.........there have been cases here denied for not complying with the instructions.

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5 minutes ago, Toothpick said:

 

 

If I do need those documents, is it possible to have them mailed from the court? I live pretty far away.

 

 

Depends on the court if they offer that service 

YMMV

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Any municipal court will send you your records - no need to go there. Just call the court, give your name, and they will find it. You'll have to mail a notarized letter requesting the disposition. The whole process, if you go to the notary ASAP, won't take more than a couple of weeks.

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