01-05-2012, 05:10 PM
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No need to PM, it's all public record.
In NH at the time I had my annulment you had to wait 7 years after your sentence expired before you could petition the court if you were over the age of 21 when you committed the crime or 5 years if you were under 21. I had a 1-3 with 2 years probation/parole after and a suspended sentence after that for 2 years. I was under 21 when I committed my crimes so I could file for the annulment 5 years after the last part of the sentence ran out. So 3+2+2+ 5 years after conviction for the last offense. Turned out to be 14 years after the arrest in my case. I filed the annulment myself. It's just a process, no need for a lawyer. I did my research on it at the public library but that was in the 90's. Depending on your state you should be able to do everything online. Just google your state for the RSA and tag annulment or expunge and you should be able to find the criteria. Also, you have to file for the annulment in the state you have the conviction in. Hope that helps. |


