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How long does it take to get your record expunged in Louisiana?

You may not have any felony convictions during those five years and no pending felony charges. You can expunge one misdemeanor conviction every 15 years and one DUI conviction every 10 years. If your conviction is for a felony, you must wait 10 years. You may not have other convictions or pending charges.

What is the new expungement law in Louisiana?

Clean Slate Legislation would shift the burden from the expungement seeker to the government to initiate the expungement, automatically, after waiting periods that are already provided in the law.

What crime can not be expunge in Louisiana?

However, not all convictions are eligible for expungement. Certain convictions, particularly those involving violent crimes, sexual offenses, and crimes involving minors, are not eligible for expungement in Louisiana.

How much does expungement cost in Louisiana?

As well as get a copy of the criminal record from the State of Louisiana within 30 days of filing the petition. Also, they must pay the required expungement fee of $550. Some cases may require more, bringing it to $700. Fees are not waivable unless the petitioner qualifies for a fee waiver.