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To successfully expunge your felony arrest record, you must meet the following requirements: At least 180 days must have passed from the date of the arrest; There must be no formal charges still pending when you file for expungement; and. There must be no convictions related to the charges for the arrest.

South Dakota law allows for expungement of misdemeanors and felonies, as well as drunk driving offenses, provided you are at least 75 years old, or the offense occurred at least 10 years after all conditions of probation have been satisfied, or date of sentencing if no jail time was served.

Here are the six steps to apply for expungement: Prepare a Petition for Expungement. ... Pay the fee. ... Make a copy of everything for your records. File your petition and fee with the court in which you were convicted or which would have heard your case. Serve a copy of your petition on the appropriate people.

Manner of Applying for Pardon § 7-13-804 provides that application for the pardon of any person convicted of a felony must be made in the manner and under the restrictions prescribed in W.S. 7-13-803 through 7-13-806. A person convicted of a felony may apply to the governor for a pardon.

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 7-13-1401(a) authorizes the court to expunge arrest records after 180 days if no charges were filed, or 180 days after a non-conviction disposition, including dismissal of the proceedings, if no charges are pending.

Request for Expungement If you are, you must mail a completed copy of the WSP Request for Expungement / Deletion of Non-Criminal Records to Washington State Patrol, Criminal History Records Section, P.O. Box 42633, Olympia, WA 98504-02633. You do not have to pay for this request.