This website contains instructions for using the Clark County District Attorney's record sealing stipulation process. Yes, an arrest record can show up on a background check even if there have been no convictions.It's not about dismissal it's more of your convicted in the eyes of USCIS. The definition of conviction is different and 2 pronged . Upvote The District Court has jurisdiction over all district, justice and municipal court criminal charges for the purpose of sealing records within Clark County. The answer is "possibly". It will depend on the extensiveness of the background check. By statute, NRS 179, an individual may request that a court seal records of arrest, criminal conviction, acquittal, or dismissal. Any Nevada charge that does not result in a conviction is always eligible for immediate sealing, no matter how serious the charge. 14. This webpage contains resources for job applicants and employees with an arrest or conviction record, and employers who are considering whether to hire them.