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Begin by filling in the City/State of Ohio and the Defendant/Applicant's name in the designated fields. Ensure that all information is printed clearly.
Enter the Case Number(s) and Judge's name as required. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
In the application section, specify the Charge(s) you wish to have sealed. Be precise to avoid any delays.
Provide the Date(s) of conviction, dismissal, or finding of not guilty. This helps establish your eligibility for sealing.
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Finally, complete the Certificate of Service section by certifying delivery of your application to the Office of the Prosecutor.
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