Answer a few questions about your Las Vegas or Nevada case — no cost, no obligation.
Step 1Eligibility check
First — a few charges that cannot be sealed in Nevada.
Under Nevada law, a Petition to Seal Records will not be granted if you were convicted of any of the following:
Felony Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
A felony sex offense
Home invasion with the use of a deadly weapon
Kidnapping a child
False imprisonment of a child
Sex trafficking a child
First Degree Murder with intent to commit Sexual Assault
Were you convicted of any of the charges listed above?
Was your case handled in a Nevada state court?
Nevada's record sealing law applies to Nevada state court cases. If you're unsure, most arrests by local or state police result in state court cases.
What were you arrested for?
Choose the option that best describes your arrest. If you're not sure, select "I'm not sure."
Were felony charges formally filed against you?
A charge is "filed" when the prosecutor formally charges you in court — this is different from being arrested.
Were misdemeanor charges formally filed against you?
A charge is "filed" when the prosecutor formally charges you in court — this is different from being arrested.
Were you convicted of any charge?
Were you convicted of the felony charges?
Found guilty, pled guilty, or pled no contest.
Were you convicted of the misdemeanor charges?
Found guilty, pled guilty, or pled no contest.
What felony charge were you convicted of?
Type your charge name or NRS citation number to look it up — you'll see the exact waiting period that applies to your case.
Selected charge
Type at least 3 characters to search. Can't find it?
Were your felony charges dismissed?
What misdemeanor charge were you convicted of?
Type your charge name or NRS citation number — you'll see the exact waiting period that applies to your case.
Selected charge
Type at least 3 characters to search. Can't find it?
No problem — tell us what you remember
Even partial details help. Our office will review your situation and reach out to help identify your charge and your options.
This field is optional — just skip it if you're not sure. We'll still follow up.
Were your misdemeanor charges dismissed?
Were your charges dismissed?
When were you convicted?
Approximate is fine — this helps our office review your case before reaching out to you.
When did you complete your sentence?
Use the date your probation or parole ended, or when you made your final payment — whichever was latest. The waiting period runs from this date, not from your arrest or conviction.
Almost done — how should we reach you?
Enter your contact information and we'll follow up with your next steps.
Nevada's sealing law is statewide — this just helps our office review your case.
10-digit U.S. number, e.g. (702) 555-1234
e.g. name@example.com
This can be different from where your case was — it helps us know when and how to reach you.