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Consider Getting A Certificate Of Actual Innocence Theres getting your criminal record expunged, and then theres getting a Certificate of Actual Innocence. This is considered the most powerful form of expungement.
(1) Misdemeanor. A person is not eligible for expungement pursuant to subdivision (1), subsection (a) of this section until one year after conviction, completion of any sentence of incarceration or completion of any period of supervision, whichever is later in time.
If your expungement is approved, you will have to pay a $100 fee to the West Virginia State Police. This fee cannot be waived, unless you file for expungement because you have participated in an approved Substance Abuse Treatment or have completed approved Adult Training Programs.
Under 61-7-7(g) persons prohibited from possessing a firearm under 61-7-7(a) may regain their rights rights by expungement or set-aside, or by a pardon.
Under West Virginia Code 61-11-26, a person may petition the circuit court in the county where the conviction or convictions occurred. A person is eligible for expungement one (1) year after the conviction and completion of any sentence of incarceration and any period of supervision.
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If the court grants the expungement, this charge will not appear when someone runs a background check on you. Conversely, if the charge is dismissed and you dont get an expungement, the charge will appear on your record but it will show that the charge was dismissed.
An individual may petition the Court five (5) years after the completion of any sentence of incarceration and completion of supervision in the circuit court in the county where the conviction or convictions occurred. In some circumstances a person may be eligible for accelerated expungement.
Your conviction is not excluded from expungement under West Virginia law; You do not have any charges pending against you; and. You have waited one to five years from the last date of either conviction, completion of your incarceration, or completion of supervision under parole or probation to apply for expungement.

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