Virginia Notice of Expungement Rights is a document issued by the Virginia State Police informing individuals of their right to have certain criminal records expunged. Expungement is the legal process of sealing or destroying court records related to an arrest or criminal conviction. It is important to note that expungement is only available for certain offenses and is not available if the individual has a prior conviction. The Virginia Notice of Expungement Rights includes information about the types of criminal records that are eligible for expungement. It also provides information about the process of filing an expungement petition, as well as the time frames for when an expungement petition can be filed. The types of Virginia Notice of Expungement Rights include: 1. Notice of Expungement Rights for Arrested Persons: This document is issued to individuals who have been arrested but not charged with a crime. It informs them of their right to have the arrest record expunged. 2. Notice of Expungement Rights for Convicted Persons: This document is issued to individuals who have been convicted of a crime. It informs them of their right to have the criminal record expunged. 3. Notice of Expungement Rights for Juvenile Offenders: This document is issued to individuals who were charged or convicted of a crime as a juvenile. It informs them of their right to have the criminal record expunged.