Oregon Expungement Requirements

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The form is an affidavit in support of a motion for expungement in Oregon, aimed at individuals seeking to clear their criminal records. Oregon expungement requirements necessitate that the petitioner demonstrates a valid basis for the request, particularly when an arrest without conviction has occurred. Key features of the form include sections for identifying the court, promoting the petitioner's case, citing relevant statutes, and the legal representation affirmation. It provides clear instructions on how to fill out and serve the petition to appropriate legal entities, ensuring that all procedural obligations are met. The target audience for this form, including attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, will find it useful for guiding clients through the complexities of the expungement process. It is essential for professionals to understand the legal context and the necessity of demonstrating both the petitioner's eligibility and the potential impact on their life. This form helps facilitate the reinstatement of rights and opportunities for individuals affected by past arrests.
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There is a statutory process for having a record expunged. You do not need to report an arrest/conviction that has been expunged.

What crimes cannot be expunged in Oregon? Unclassified Felonies. ... Class A Felonies. ... Class B Felonies - Person Felonies. ... Most Sex Crimes. ... Class C Felonies - Limited Number. ... Class A Misdemeanors - Limited Number. ... DUI and Driving-Related Offenses.

Eligibility & Timing Changes The previous 10 year look back period has been eliminated. It has been replaced by a new shorter, but more complex, eligibility standard that is based on the the category of crime you want to expunge and the length of time since your last criminal conviction (for any crime).

Generally speaking, you can expunge Class B felonies after 7 years and Class C felonies after 5 years. You can almost never expunge Class A felonies and serious sex offenses. As for misdemeanors, you can expunge Class A misdemeanors after 3 years and low-level Class B or C misdemeanors after only 1 year.

After a successful set aside, the conviction is removed from official records and should not show up in a background check. Oregon law allows you to deny the conviction ever occurred, because under the law it is deemed not to have occurred.

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Oregon Expungement Requirements