The Kentucky Application to Vacate and Expunge Felony Conviction is a legal document used to request the vacating and expungement of a felony conviction in the state of Kentucky. It is part of the process to clear a criminal record in the state. There are two types of Kentucky Application to Vacate and Expunge Felony Conviction: one for people with a criminal conviction that meets certain criteria, and one for people who have had their conviction reversed or set aside. For people with a criminal conviction, the application must be filed in the county where the conviction was entered. The application must be accompanied by a petition for expungement, which must be signed by the defendant and include a statement of the grounds for expungement. The court then reviews the application and determines if the conviction should be vacated and expunged. For people who have had their conviction reversed or set aside, the application must be made in the court where the conviction was entered. The application must also include a written statement explaining the grounds for vacating and expunging the conviction. The court will review the application and make a decision on whether to vacate and expunge the conviction.