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New 2021 Missouri Expungement Law You now only have to wait three years for a felony offense and one year for a misdemeanor offense. If you've been waiting for your chance to put a past mistake behind you, you can do it sooner than before.

Offenses That Cannot Be Expunged Any class A felony offense; Any dangerous felony as that term is defined in section 556.061; Any offense that requires registration as a sex offender; Any felony offense where death is an element of the offense;

Current Bill Summary SB 347 - This act provides that any offenses, infractions, misdemeanors, or felonies which are eligible for expungement under current law shall be eligible for expungement without petition beginning August 28, 2025, subject to limitations as provided in the act.

Under the new law approximately 1,900 offenses can now be expunged. A petition to expunge a misdemeanor may be filed one (1) years after completion of any sentence or probation period. A petition to expunge a felony may be filed three (3) years after completion of any sentence or probation period.

Records for the following crimes cannot be expunged in Missouri: a violent Class A felony. any dangerous felony or any felony that involved a death. any crime that may be penalized with mandatory sex offender registration.

Before someone can file for an expungement, the individual must have paid off his or her fine, completed his or her probation or parole, and have a three-year clean date to be eligible for a felony offense expungement or have a one-year wait to be eligible for a misdemeanor offense, municipal offense, or infraction ...