This contains an Application to Seal an Arrest Record of non-conviction under R.C. 2932.52 and a Judgment Entry.
Application For Sealing Of A Criminal Record Ohio Withholding
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How to fill out Ohio Application For Sealing / Expungement Of Arrest Record Under R.C. 2953.52?
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To seal the records of a felony conviction, a person may apply for record sealing by filing an application with the court which heard the case and imposed the sentence.
Typically, once the FBI receives certification of the record sealing from Ohio BCI&I, they will note that the record has been expunged and sealed but it will take approximately 30 days for them to complete their process. Expungement and sealing of a record should be pursued as soon as a person is eligible.
If you are eligible to seal your records, you will need to get the sealing application forms from the court where you were charged. Check the court's website for the forms, or call the Clerk of Court's office to ask where you can find them.
File the application with the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. You can get the application by accessing the Cuyahoga County Public Defender's website. There are separate application forms depending on the type of record you wish to be sealed (conviction, no-bill, arrest, etc.) The application fee is $50.
For a 'low-level' felony (fifth-degree felony and fourth-degree felony), an application for record sealing may be filed one year after the 'final discharge' of the case. For a 'mid-level' felony (third degree felony), and application for record sealing may be filed three years after the 'final discharge' of the case.