Add Branding To Legal Oklahoma Expungement Forms For Free

The judge will expunge your records if you meet the legal requirements, and the judge finds that the harm to your privacy outweighs the public interest in keeping the records available to the public. If the judge agrees to expunge your records, they will make an order to remove your records from public view.

Expunging your court record is free. Expunging your arrest record requires paying a $150 processing fee. It may also require fees be paid to local law enforcement agencies expunging their records. The OSBI accepts cashier's checks or money orders.

The two main types of expungement in Oklahoma are Section 18 expungement and Section 991c expungement. Section 18 expungement is a complete expungement of your arrest records under law, whereas Section 991c is not an entire expungement.

So a new change in the law makes it clear that if you have up to two felony deferred sentences that are completed, then you can get that complete Section 18 expungements. But if it's two, you have to wait 10 years instead of five years after the successful completion of the deferred.

In general, you are eligible to have a record expunged if no charges were filed, the charges were dismissed, the charges were deferred and dismissed, you were found not guilty, or you were pardoned. You cannot expunge a record if you have charges pending for either a misdemeanor or a felony.

Expunging your arrest record requires paying a $150 processing fee. It may also require fees be paid to local law enforcement agencies expunging their records. The OSBI accepts cashier's checks or money orders. Personal checks WILL NOT be accepted.