Minnesota Notice of Hearing and Petition For Expungement (Sealed Records) is a legal document used to request that criminal records pertaining to a person’s past be sealed from public view. This document is usually filed in the county where the conviction occurred and is typically accompanied by a notice of hearing which sets forth the date, time, and place for a hearing on the petition. The petition itself must include an affidavit from the petitioner that outlines the facts of the case, the petitioner’s requests, and a statement of the relief sought. There are two types of Minnesota Notice of Hearing and Petition For Expungement (Sealed Records): Expungement of Adult Records and Expungement of Juvenile Records. Expungement of Adult Records is used to seal criminal records that pertain to convictions as an adult. Expungement of Juvenile Records is used to seal criminal records that pertain to convictions as a juvenile. Both types of notices and petitions must include the information listed above, as well as any other information required by the court.