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The summary offenses MIGHT have been expunged by the PSP. Without knowing what was on your record, all we can do is quote $100 to request a PSP Full Access Review to get a complete history and see if it is there. You can also email any court documents/your PSP report to info@recorderaser.net for us to take a look at it! ~ Attorney Mark Walmer (#50122)

Hello @og687 - We love to see comments like yours and are happy to hear you're still on track :) Thank you for being a client of ours!

Hello @Phillips1226 - so sorry to hear that you may have fell through the cracks accidentally. Please send an email over to ana@recorderaser.net and I will personally make sure we get you back on track! :)

A pardon is around 48$

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your perspective. We completely understand that the pardon and expungement process can be overwhelming and misunderstood, and we respect your decision to research and pursue this independently. Additionally, pardons and expungements are two completely different services and the outcome for both is not the same. We highly recommending watching our video on the difference between them here: ua-cam.com/video/cafDBqtF4ug/v-deo.html When it comes to cost, our office’s base fee for a single docket pardon applications starts at $2,500 with a $200 add on per additional docket we found on your record. We understand that this can be difficult for some, so we happily provide payment plans and work with our clients if they are stuck. This fee allows our small team to obtain court and state police records, consultations with Attorney Walmer (and his 35+ years of experience) on how to craft a strong application, and guidance through the entire process to increase your chances of success and make you feel well prepared. While it’s true you can apply for free through the Board of Pardons, the process is complex and can take up to four years, as stated on the Board’s website. Our fee covers our client no matter how long the process is and ensures any communications or updates are being monitored and responded so we can help our clients navigate these complexities with confidence and clarity so they do not feel like they filed incorrectly or are not prepared. The longer timeline is due to the growing number of applications being submitted, many of which may not meet eligibility criteria. This is why we carefully screen potential clients to give them an honest take about what can and cannot be cleared, saving time and effort for all involved. While we are still a small law firm business, I can promise that we are one that prioritizes providing helpful information for all. For those who cannot afford representation, Attorney Walmer often directs individuals to resources like PLSE (Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity) and local pardon clinics, as we firmly believe everyone deserves a fresh start. We advocate for justice and accessibility, whether through direct representation or providing educational resources like these videos, which are designed to empower individuals filing on their own. We’re grateful for the opportunity to provide these services and resources, and we hope that, whether you decide to hire a professional or go the DIY route, you succeed in your efforts to clear your record! If you ever have questions or need additional guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out. Wishing you the best of luck in your journey! 😊

Thanks for the info - I will add it to the list!

Happy to help!

More and more people are asking for pardons - it is stretching out the review time. There are only 5 people reviewing all these applications. I wll keep an eye on them and post as possible.

I always refer to the timeline from when the pardons are sent to the BOP by us, not when they mark it 'filed'.

@ ok thanks

Fresh cases should try to avoid conviction. If it becomes a conviction, clearing it will take 5 years or more.

There is definitely a bottleneck in the process due to the high volume of pardon applications submitted to the Board of Pardons. Our office is in close communication with the BOP on how we can support them in improving the timeline.

Unfortunately you cannot. The commutation pardon process is a separate application. Here is some additional information on the clemency process from the Board of Pardons website: www.pa.gov/en/services/bop/apply-for-clemency.html

Thank you for reaching out and submitting your info! I hope our team was able to assist you with your expungement or pardon process!

Hello @filsdudroitben830 it is best to discuss your case with a Criminal Attorney to better understand your next options.

First and foremost - Congrats on submitting your application! We completely understand how difficult it can be to take that first step, and we’re so glad Brandon Flood’s work and our interview could provide you with the information and encouragement you needed to move forward. Your decision to finally submit your application shows incredible strength, and we’re sure your husband, along with everyone who knows you, will be proud of your courage. The stigma can feel like a heavy weight, but taking control of your future is such a freeing step! We’re honored to be a small part of your huge journey, and we’re cheering for you as you move through the pardon process. Wishing you all the best and hoping others in similar situations find the same inspiration you had! Please feel free to reach out if you ever have questions or need more information along the way. You’ve got this! :)

Hello Willie! Please head over to our website and fill out our form here: recorderaser.net/erase-my-record/

Fill out a form at recorderaser.net or call 717-925-7820 - you have an interesting case.

Thank you so much for your kind words and for trusting us with such an important step in your life! We're thrilled to have been able to assist you in locating your record, and we're honored that you’ve chosen Attorney Walmer to guide you through your pardon and expungement process. Our little team is here to help you move forward, and we’ll be with you every step of the way! If you ever have any questions or need further assistance, you know where to find us and don’t hesitate to reach out! :)

@@recorderaser9938 That would be great ,I have had a good record close to if not 40 years now

Thank you for your question! We specialize in Pennsylvania state pardons and expungements, but we do not handle federal presidential pardons and unfortunately, we don’t know of any firms that do. For more information on federal pardons, you can visit the U.S. Department of Justice's official page: www.justice.gov/pardon. If you have any state-related questions, feel free to reach out!

Hello @theblackmessiah5283, yes! That is actually one of the top counties we have clients in.

We completely understand how you feel, and many people share your frustration. It seems unfair to have to pay to restore rights, especially after already serving your time. Unfortunately, the current system requires legal steps to clear records or restore rights, but we try to make the process as accessible as possible. We offer affordable flat-rate services and payment plans, and we’re always willing to work with clients based on their budget. If you’d like to discuss your options, we’re here to help however we can.

I'm sorry for the late reply - you will need a federal pardon and I don't know anyone. Sorry.

I’m really sorry to hear that your record is still holding you back, especially after all these years. Even with just a DUI from over 7 years ago, it’s frustrating to have it affect your opportunities. The good news is that there may be options for you to clear your record and move forward. If you’re interested, we’d be happy to review your case and see what steps can be taken to help-just reach out when you’re ready!

Thousands of

Hello @Stanleyroberts6669, we cannot vouge for other attorneys, but we provide flat rate fees for all of our services, no matter how long the process is. Here is some more info on our pricing: recorderaser.net/pricing/

I agree in general that once a price is paid, the person should not be held back. The system is disempowering and does not know how to fix itself.

Hello @wesstewart9264, unfortunately we do not.

Hello @Andrew-ph8sb, unfortunately our office only handles Pennsylvania charges and do not handle anything out of state.

Pardons are running closer to 3 maybe stretching to four. Are you saying you have had a pardon pending for 38 years? How old are you. You can expunge at 70.

Hello @thedarksideoftheforce6658, only if your criminal charges are in Pennsylvania. We do not handle any other states.

You may never know! Reach out to your state and local Bar Association or free-consult attorneys and ask about expungement and pardon services in your state!

@@recorderaser9938 I will seek a lawyer one day but in the state of Massachusetts it’s quite rare to win an expungement and a pardon from the governor is unheard of. They want to outlaw guns in MA so they enjoy not giving pardons and expungements. There is the newer youthful offender law that allows them to expunge if under 21 when it happened BUT if you had 2 arrests or more you don’t qualify. I have a friend that had a fight with someone at 17 years old and the case was done at 18 and he cannot get a firearms permit or carry permit because he also had traffic violations over 500 dollars. The state doesn’t believe in rehabilitation and most definitely doesn’t respect the constitution either. Thanks for your reply.

Would like to know the same on this…

Hello @MikeColeWorld, thank you for reaching out! Restoring gun rights after a felony conviction, especially for Possession with Intent to Deliver (PWID) in Pennsylvania, often involves seeking a pardon or an expungement, depending on the details of your case. Since it's been 10+ years and you’ve had no further issues, you may have a good chance of qualifying. To explore your options and get more specific legal advice from Attorney Walmer, feel free to contact us directly, and we’ll guide you through the process of clearing your record and potentially restoring your rights. Click here to fill out our form: recorderaser.net/erase-my-record/

Hello @SmokeMeRobinson, please see below our response to @MikeColeWorld!

I hear your frustration, and you’re definitely not alone in feeling this way. The history of background checks and changes in laws has affected a lot of people, and it’s understandable to feel like the system isn’t always fair. While we can’t control what happens nationwide, we’re here to help people in Pennsylvania who want to clear their records and restore rights through the expungement and pardon process. If you ever want to talk about your options, feel free to reach out-we’re here to help.

It depends, however all of our services are flat rate fees and have payment plan options if needed! Until we know what is on your record and have had our Attorney Mark Walmer review it, we can't provide an exact quote amount. Head over to our website (recorderaser.net/erase-my-record/) and fill out the form to get started so we can locate your record, research it and let you know what needs to be pardoned or expunged - all for free!

Hello Anthony, I pulled up your account and am going to send you an email link with a new code. We apologize for missing this earlier. Expect a follow-up email shortly from me (Ana!) and we can move forward with having you meet with Attorney Walmer.

I dont know what your questions means.

Cannot advise about Florida, sorry.

PA juvenile records can be expunged in most situations. Give a call to 717-925-7820.

depends how long ago...

A PA misdemeanor could receive a pardon after a number of years. It needs to be evaluated. You could be hunting again.

You need a Pardon!

Many lawyers charge 5k or more. It is a 3 - 4 year process.