Maryland Petition for Expungement of Records - Guilty Disposition (Bilingual - Korean Format)

• Category: Maryland Statewide - Circuit Court - Civil
• State: Maryland
• Control #: MD-SKU-0255
• Format: PDF

Description

Petition for Expungement of Records - Guilty Disposition (Bilingual - Korean Format) Maryland Petition for Expungement of Records — Guilty DispositionBilingualua— - Korean Format) is a form used to apply for an expungement of a criminal record in the state of Maryland. It is a bilingual form, meaning that it is provided in both English and Korean. This form is specifically for individuals who have been found guilty of a criminal offense in Maryland. The form is divided into two parts. The first is the Petitioner's Declaration, which includes details about the petitioner and the offense, including the date of conviction, the type of offense, and the jurisdiction. The second part is the Petitioner's Request, in which the petitioner must provide details about the expungement request and provide a signature. When submitting the Petition, the petitioner must also include any additional documents or evidence, such as court records or police records, that are relevant to their case. Once the form is completed, the petitioner must submit it to the Maryland judiciary or the state's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services for review and a decision.

Maryland Petition for Expungement of Records — Guilty DispositionBilingualua— - Korean Format) is a form used to apply for an expungement of a criminal record in the state of Maryland. It is a bilingual form, meaning that it is provided in both English and Korean. This form is specifically for individuals who have been found guilty of a criminal offense in Maryland. The form is divided into two parts. The first is the Petitioner's Declaration, which includes details about the petitioner and the offense, including the date of conviction, the type of offense, and the jurisdiction. The second part is the Petitioner's Request, in which the petitioner must provide details about the expungement request and provide a signature. When submitting the Petition, the petitioner must also include any additional documents or evidence, such as court records or police records, that are relevant to their case. Once the form is completed, the petitioner must submit it to the Maryland judiciary or the state's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services for review and a decision.