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  2. Begin by filling in the 'Name of Applicant for Expungement' section with the full legal name of the individual seeking expungement.
  3. Next, enter the 'CIV NO' which is the civil number associated with your case. This information is typically provided in court documents.
  4. In the section regarding the hearing date, input the specific date when your motion for expungement was heard by the court.
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DUI convictions stay on South Dakota records for ten (10) years.
While the FCRA doesnt restrict the reporting of criminal conviction records, most states place seven or 10-year limits on the reporting of criminal convictions. However, 10 states have passed clean slate laws.
Clearing Your South Dakota Criminal Record At least two years must have passed since your conviction. You must have no intervening arrests or a clean record. All aspects of sentencing and punishment for your previous conviction must have been served and carried out.
What Crimes Can Be Sealed or Expunged in South Dakota? Per Section 23A334, after ten (10) years, the state allows for the automatic expungement of charges or convictions if a petty offense, municipal ordinance violation, or a Class 2 misdemeanor is the highest indictment in the record.
Expungement can seriously improve your chances of securing a job or housing. Sealing a record hides it from most background checks but does not eliminate it. Law enforcement agencies could still see sealed records.

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Police and other law enforcement agencies can access an expunged record only for certain purposes, such as if you apply for a law enforcement job or certification. In fact, if you seek employment as a police officer or similar role, you are required to disclose expunged convictions during the background process.

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