Colorado Records Sealing Attorney
A petition to file to seal a conviction for a Municipal offense can only be filed three years after the later of the date of the final disposition of all criminal proceedings against the defendant or the release of the defendant from supervision concerning a criminal conviction. There is a $65 fee to seal your record. Further, in order to seal the records, all court costs, fines, restitution, etc., must be paid in full unless otherwise excused by the issuing court. (In other words, the person seeking to seal their records must have the case completed and cannot still owe money.) The petitioner filing to seal the records is also responsible for obtaining and paying for a verified copy of their criminal history.
If qualified to seal, the Municipal offense can be sealed if:
- It has been three or more years since the final disposition of all criminal proceedings or the release of the petitioner from supervision (whichever is later in time), AND
- Petitioner has not been charged with or convicted of a felony, misdemeanor, or misdemeanor traffic offense in three or more years since release from supervision or final disposition, AND
- The records petitioner is seeking to seal are not for a misdemeanor traffic offense committed by a person with a CDL or a commercial learner’s permit or by the operator of a commercial vehicle
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