Do expunged charges show up on a background check? 

28 years ago lol even if you had a felony 28 yrs ago they not gonna look at that that’s years ago

@@AntonVitullonot true

I had a dismissed felony and it gave us grief

yes.

Depends on the state. Each state has their own procedure. check with an attorney.

Yeah, federal they can see it all. Proof? Trying to get a pilots license.

Wow that's exactly what happened to me too! I was innocent but took a plea deal since I didn't have proof against my accused who paid witnesses to back his false claims. So now that I moved on I'm trying to move on to another country but need my record expunged. Wondering will it show up on the fbi report

@@Fabrishion you dont need permisssion 2 live in another country the other country may not let you if you are wanted or something but other then that you just need pass port

@@everything6034 some countries like Canada don't allow you to even fucking enter if you have a dwi. I'm sure honduras is the exact opposite. Just bribe some government goon 100 usd and you can get a new identity in honduras.

​​@@everything6034false you do need permission to live in a country because when moving to another country you have to abide by their rules and laws. Such as Canada Canada does not allow a entry or residency to anyone that is a felon. Are they going to check for that when you get off the plane who knows but if they find out you are a felon they do have the right to exclude you because it is part of their own laws. US law only applies to the US and a country can deny you entry for any reason they so choose up to and including criminal records. You only need a passport if you are traveling and only because they don't do criminal background checks to simply go site seeing in a country; but if you are trying to establish residency; they can background check you, and they can decline.

Maybe some shouldn't be

Those people are complete assholes

Wv sounds like an evil place because that is where the fbi charge me for false impersonation in 1989 . I have never been there and dont know where it is. I was pregnant and lived in NY.

I've been trying to get this question answered myself. I think it really matters on what country and if you're applying for citizenship or if you're just staying there on a passport or Visa

Yes, they can. A foreign intelligence agency(an FIA) can put arrest records of Americans into a database on a weekly basis. FIA's probably have spies in various American law enforcement agencies to collect information.

I’m so sorry this happened. Does this mean you can never leave America?

If it is important to you to be able to vote, why don't you get an attorney. I'd say it is a two-step process. An expungement prolly does not automatically lead to a restoration of your voting rights. They may have to be applied for thru a different process.

Don't be a cheapskate. Pay for professional help in dealing with the courts and legal system.

@@BHill-rz9tg most Public Defender office provided assistance for free.

facts just got my juvenile record expunged for free and under two months, waiting for my letter in the mail now

I did my own 10 yrs ago. Just knowing the process is the biggest hurdle. I had a couple hints from a coworkers wife who was a paralegal but I did all the legwork, including filing and finding my case numbers from the prosecutors office when they didn't want to help in the least. The whole process and language used is meant to be confusing and discouraging to keep us regular folk out of the courtrooms unless its as a defendant. But filing simple motions like expungements are basically an eligibility based motion. You're either eligible or not there's nothing to judge other than whether the petitioner of the court meets the states requirements and is therefore eliglble. ..whichis, with a little determination, totally feasible for the legally challenged layman. Good luck all and God bless

I did my own as well. Don’t listen to the paid actor saying otherwise.

In North Carolina, an expungement is when a judge orders a record sealed so the public cannot see it. The purpose of the expungement is to seal a record as if the charge or conviction had never occurred. While the SBI and prosecutors (for example) can see your record, the public generally cannot.

@@DummitLawFirmwhat is the fucking point then

@@vitalityfoxexactly

Nobody cares about anything I have done. No skeletons. Lol!!

you mean your queue of recommended videos?? Beats me. I wonder that about my own recommendations. The only explanation that makes any sense to me is that I've been watching a lot of Steve Lehto's video about people getting arrested after renting cars from Hertz.' The question being debated was do they have a record if the charges turn out to be bogus. i said yes, the arrest record stands, regardless of the disposition of the charge.