Oklahoma Nondisclosure or Concealment is a legal process that allows individuals to keep certain information about themselves confidential. It is also known as sealing or expunging records. This is a way to protect individuals from the stigma of a criminal record, making it easier for them to access education, employment, licensing, and other opportunities. Oklahoma Nondisclosure or Concealment can be broken down into two distinct types. The first type, Nondisclosure, prevents the public from accessing criminal records, meaning the records don't appear in background checks or other searches. The second type, Concealment, is more restrictive and locks the records away from all but certain government agencies. Both types of nondisclosure or concealment are available to individuals who have been convicted of a misdemeanor or non-violent felony, and do not have any other convictions or pending charges.