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The document provides detailed instructions for filing an expungement of juvenile records in Colorado, as per §19-1-306, C.R.S. It outlines eligibility criteria for expungement, the necessary forms and steps to file a petition, and the implications of having records expunged. The document emphasizes that individuals must follow legal procedures similar to those of attorneys if representing themselves and includes information on fees associated with the process.

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Begin by completing the caption on all forms. If filing for a Juvenile Delinquency case, check 'People of the State of Colorado in the Interest of:' and enter the juvenile's name. For municipal cases, check 'People of the City of v.' and specify the city.
Fill out all applicable sections of the Petition for Expungement (JDF 302) or any other relevant forms. Ensure that every required field is completed before submission.
Once your forms are complete, file them with the court. If you have multiple cases, submit a separate petition for each one.
Prepare for a potential hearing if necessary. Be ready to answer questions regarding your request and present any supporting evidence.
After an order for expungement is granted, ensure you receive copies sent to you and relevant agencies involved in your case.

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Does the FBI look at expunged records?

A Level 2 FBI Background Check A Level 2 check will even uncover those sealed or expunged records especially if they involve the mistreatment of children, the elderly, or the disabled.

Can law enforcement agencies see expunged records?

Only law enforcement, federal agencies, and employers that run fingerprint background checks can see expunged records. With a full expungement, landlords, coworkers, potential partners, nosy relatives, and most employers wont be able to see expunged arrest records or court records.

How much does it cost to get your record expunged in Colorado?

Sealing a dismissed charge is free. Colorado courts charge no fee to seal a case that results in a dismissal or acquittal. The fee to seal a conviction varies by court, though it is typically $65. Sealing an arrest record that resulted in no charges costs $224.

What crimes cannot be expunged in Colorado?

Certain juvenile records are not eligible for expungement if they contain the following: Adjudication as a violent sex offender or an aggravated juvenile offender. Conviction for a traffic offense or infraction. Conviction for a felony sex offense. Conviction for homicide or a comparable offense.

What shows up on FBI background check?

An FBI background check typically shows the following information: Criminal charges, convictions, and incarceration. Bankruptcies. Outstanding warrants.

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