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Upload your Harris County criminal court records, check whether your cases qualify for expunction or nondisclosure, and our system prepares your court petitions.
Sign in to the Harris County District Clerk website and save your case papers. Then add them here.
The app reads your uploaded cases and criminal history and checks the applicable Texas expunction and nondisclosure requirements. If a document or detail is missing, the app tells you what to add.
Enter your current address, phone number and email. Your case facts come from your uploaded records; add requested records when evidence is missing.
Our technology uses your information to prepare your court petitions. Check the details and download your petitions when they are ready.
Your petitions come with step-by-step instructions. They explain how to file through the Harris County District Clerk, what to do if you have a court date, how to get the signed order, and how to follow up until the end.
An expunction can destroy the records of a case, so you can usually say it never happened. An order of nondisclosure seals the case from most public view, though some government agencies can still see it. Which one, if either, is possible depends on what your records show. Nothing is guaranteed.