Upon entering college, and thus, the doorstep of the professional world, it becomes clear how much the next few years will affect your future. Beyond grades and exams, and even work experiences you may have, a clean legal record is often overlooks as an essential part of the college experience.

As a student who recently finished my undergraduate studies, I saw others first hand, negatively impact their future with bad decisions. These instances do not depict the true character of a person or represent a pattern in behavior. It is refreshing to know that all hope is not lost if you or someone you know are in this situation.

Let’s face it; employers want young professionals who can represent the company and themselves in respectful manners when out in the real world. They don’t’ want some kid who couldn’t keep it together during college and was more concerned with acting recklessly on weekends. In an ultra-competitive job landscape, it is important to be the best version of yourself when applying for a job.

Expungement + NEDC is a great option for students who, at one point in time, made a mistake and do not want it to affect their future. Don’t let that one lapse in judgment or heat of the moment decision take away from everything you have worked for throughout school. An expungement, coupled with the NEDC Process can completely seal your record and prevent a future employer from seeing it, allowing you to show them who you really are without any prior opinion.

-Adam V.

Don’t miss out on taking advantage of this simple process to protect your future. Call NEDC today and let us get started on helping you achieve your dreams. (877) 604-2164

Expungement is a legal process in court which allows you to have all public records of a prior criminal conviction cleared and your court file sealed. The main purpose of expungement is to remove the criminal record and appear as if it never occurred.

Don’t let Criminal Convictions Linger

Over the last few years 6 states have enacted automatic expungement of certain offenses but most states do not.  The first step to remove your record is through the legal action of expungement and sealing of the record if it had not been done automatically.

Dismissed Charges and Arrest Records Can Be Expunged and Sealed

Even if your criminal charges were dismissed or you were found not guilty, your arrest and the charges filed are still available on record for the public to view.

Actual Expungement Has Become Significantly Harder to Accomplish

Records that were once held only in paper form by law enforcement agencies, courts and corrections departments are now digitized and stored. Some private background check providers contain more than 100 million criminal records. These records are not updated as they should be, and your expunged record could easily turn up in criminal background checks.

How Can the National Expungement Database Center Take Your Expungement to the Next Level?

NEDC offers a secure service to those who have had their criminal record sealed, expunged, set aside or otherwise modified by the court. We work to have this information updated and removed from private companies who provide the information for private background checks allowing you to get a fresh start on life.

Make Your Expungement Successful!

Your decision to take action to further update or remove this data is the only way to assure your record is clear. Let NEDC make sure that outdated and damaging information is not being distributed to friends, families, potential employers or educational programs.

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With today’s internet and technology, having a record sealed or expunged is not enough. The Court order only prevents the clerk or other state official from revealing the record. Simple expungement does not prevent private companies from continuing to report records previously obtained to your prospective employers, landlords, insurance companies and others who may be evaluating your record.

There are around 2,500 private background check and criminal database companies in the country. Are you contacting them all?

We can do it for you! To assure you receive the fresh start you are entitled to, you can submit your court order at www.nedcenter.com. This simple order process will take around two (2) minutes to complete and only costs $235.00. In return, we provide a better service that may be worth much more.

Feel free to contact our office if you have any questions about this exciting new service.