Our Expungement Services

 At DSG Consultant, we specialize in helping individuals navigate the process of clearing their criminal records through Florida’s expungement and sealing laws. A past mistake doesn’t have to define your future—and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Whether you're seeking employment, housing, education, or simply peace of mind, expunging or sealing your record can remove barriers and open new doors. Our team provides reliable, confidential assistance to help you determine eligibility, complete required paperwork, and understand the entire process with clarity and confidence.

In Florida, expungement refers to the process of legally removing a criminal record from public view. When a record is expunged, it is destroyed (with a few exceptions for law enforcement agencies). Alternatively, a sealed record is hidden from the general public but still exists in government databases.

Both processes can provide major relief when background checks are involved, especially for employment, licensing, and housing opportunities.

• Eligibility Review & Pre-Screening
  We help you determine whether your case qualifies for sealing or expungement under Florida law.
   
• Application Preparation
  Our team assists in accurately completing the required forms, including the application to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE).
   
• Document Collection
  We'll guide you in gathering necessary supporting documents such as certified dispositions and court orders.
   
• Notarization Services
  We provide notarization for all required documents—no need to seek a separate notary.
   
• Fingerprinting for FDLE Submission
  We offer in-office and mobile ink fingerprinting services required as part of the expungement process.
   
• Step-by-Step Support
  From application to final court submission, we’re here to help you understand each stage and avoid costly delays or denials.
   

You may be eligible for expungement or sealing in Florida if:

• You have no prior adjudications of guilt for any criminal offense.
   
• Your case was dismissed, nolle prosequi, or you were found not guilty.
   
• You have not had a previous sealing or expungement in Florida.
   
• Your offense is not on the list of ineligible crimes (such as certain violent felonies or sexual offenses).
   

We’ll assess your specific case to ensure the best path forward.