🧹
Does your Texas arrest qualify for expunction?
Texas law allows certain arrests and charges to be permanently removed from your record. Find out in 2 minutes if you qualify — free, no login.
Check My Eligibility →Based on Tex. Code Crim. Proc. § 55.01
✅
Acquitted or Dismissed
Cases that were dismissed or resulted in a not-guilty verdict.
📋
Deferred Adjudication
Completed deferred probation may qualify for non-disclosure instead.
⏱️
Waiting Period Met
Dismissed Class C–B charges become eligible after 180 days to 1 year.
⚖️
No Conviction
Generally, convictions cannot be expunged (pardons excepted).