If you are a convicted felon at the age of 16, and the record is sealed at 18, can you have that removed?

Question

Can you have that removed from your record?

Answer 1

it actually depends on the state and its laws

Answer 2

Depends on the laws of your unknown State, the nature of the crime, and if you were convicted as a juvenile or as an adult.

In "some" states no felonies, not even a juvenile one, can even be sealed. In others the record of a juvenile conviction even for a felony can actually be destroyed. Without knowing where you are, that's as detailed as anyone can be.

Richard

Answer 3

Nope and if you try to get a government job at any point or join the military there is no such thing as sealed.

Answer 4

Hint:

There is really no such thing as a 'sealed record.'  For example any Federal search cannot be blocked by the seal.

Answer 5

It automatically comes off your record, I believe.  Juvenile records get sealed, and are only able to be accessed by a court order.