We work to expand opportunities for people who have completed their sentences and remained crime-free, helping qualified records become a thing of the past.
Your privacy is our priority. Personal information is never shared with any third party.
A criminal record can continue to affect a person's opportunities long after their sentence has been completed.
Just a few decades ago, a criminal record was a piece of paper in a dusty courthouse drawer. Today, a record can become a digital scarlet letter that follows a person throughout their public and private life.
It can restrict opportunities and impede personal and professional development—even after a person has completed their sentence and remained crime-free.
Barriers can make it harder to move forward.
The past can continue to affect everyday life.
Records can impede professional opportunities.
If you're struggling because of a past arrest, charge, conviction, or other record, you're in the right place.
Shows that someone was arrested. An arrest does not mean a person was convicted.
Learn MoreRecords where prosecutors have formally charged someone but the case has not yet been resolved.
Learn MoreA conviction for a less serious offense, with penalties depending on the jurisdiction.
Learn MoreA conviction for a more serious offense that can carry significant legal consequences.
Learn MoreInformation about supervision following a conviction or release from incarceration.
Learn MoreA criminal case that was dismissed but may still appear in some background checks.
Learn MoreA case where the defendant was found not guilty, although records may still exist.
Learn MoreA record whose public accessibility has been restricted or legally removed.
Learn MoreLet's explore the path forward.
We help address records and credit issues that may continue to stand in the way of new opportunities.
Remove outdated, incorrect or unlawful listings from TransUnion, Experian, XDS & Compuscan.
Legally cancel the debt-review flag, including court-ordered debt review where applicable.
Fix paid-up judgments and get them struck from your record.
Dispute defaults, prescription and trace alerts, then monitor for 6 months post-clearance.
Talk to us and let's find the right path forward.
Record Clearance enacts and carries out legislation that mechanically wipes qualifying criminal histories for individuals who have finished their sentences and avoided further legal trouble, while also broadening the criteria for eligibility.
Individuals will no longer be limited by their past legal documentation. Instead, they will possess the chance to participate in society, secure equitable employment, pursue schooling, and realize their maximum capabilities.
More than 18 million Americans qualify for total or limited record concealment throughout 14 states and the District of Columbia, where Clean Slate laws satisfying CSI’s foundational policy standards have been adopted.
Contact Usqualify for total or limited record concealment
where qualifying Clean Slate laws have been adopted
included among jurisdictions with adopted Clean Slate laws
Clean Slate laws have been adopted in 14 states and the District of Columbia, and legislative efforts are underway across all 50 states.
These laws have the potential to benefit up to 14 million additional citizens.
Contact UsIf a past record is standing in the way of new opportunities, let's start the conversation.
Tell us a little about your situation and our team can help you understand the next step.