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After your arrest or conviction is expunged, sealed, set aside, or vacated, you can feel more confident applying for jobs or housing. The law varies from state to state, but generally, you do not have to disclose your expunged conviction when applying for a job, to a school, or for housing. An expungement is a great way to put your past behind you and open up many opportunities, allowing you to focus on the future.
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Elizabeth was personable--she put me at ease, by identifying with my situation.
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I spoke with a representative and she did her best to help me with any questions I had about the program breaking it down so that I could understand everything g that was included.
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