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Jan15 Comments Off on What are the filing fees for a petition to expunge and/or seal?

What are the filing fees for a petition to expunge and/or seal?

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Cook County Filing Fee – $135.48 ($60.00 County Fee, $15.48 processing fee, $60 Illinois State Police Fee) DuPage County Filing Fee – $216.00 ($156.00 County Fee, $60.00 Illinois State Police Fee) Will County Filing Fee – $161.96 ($60.00 County Fee, $41.96 Certified Copies, $60.00 Illinois State Police Fee) Lake County Filing Fee – $132.00 ($60 County Fee, $12 Certified Copies, $60 Illinois State Police Fee) Kane County Filing Fee – $232.67 ($172.67 County Fee, $60.00 Illinois State Police Fee) DeKalb County Filing Fee – $120.00 ($60.00 County Fee, $60.00 Illinois State Police...

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Jan15 Comments Off on Is it true that crimes of violence cannot be expunged nor sealed?

Is it true that crimes of violence cannot be expunged nor sealed?

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False. Crimes of violence charges, which are not convictions, can be expunged. Additionally, effective January, 2015, crimes of violence charges resulting in convictions can be sealed.

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Jan15 Comments Off on What is not a conviction?

What is not a conviction?

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Court supervision, nolle prosequi (NP), stricken off with leave to reinstate (SOL), finding of no probable cause (FNPC), dismissal, not guilty, qualified probation (first offender drug probation or TASC probation).

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Jan15 Comments Off on What is a conviction?

What is a conviction?

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Any sentence which involves probation (excluding qualified probation), conditional discharge, time served, or incarceration.

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Jan15 Comments Off on Do I have to disclose my record to potential employers after it has been expunged or sealed?

Do I have to disclose my record to potential employers after it has been expunged or sealed?

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No. Illinois law prohibits potential employers (except those limited agencies specifically permitted by law) from asking whether you ever had a record expunged or sealed.

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