Seal Your Nevada Felony
Some felonies can be sealed, and understanding eligibility is the first step. We review your record, identify what qualifies, and manage the entire sealing process with careful preparation.
Why Sealing a Felony Matters
A sealed felony can significantly improve quality of life:
- Better access to employment
- Improved housing opportunities
- Cleaner background checks
- Professional licensing opportunities
- Increased privacy and peace of mind
Once sealed, your felony becomes confidential and is removed from public background checks.
Client Experience
“They explained exactly which parts of my felony record were eligible and handled every detail. I finally feel like I have a real second chance.”
Felonies We Can Help You Seal
Nevada law allows certain felonies to be sealed once the waiting period has passed. We analyze your SCOPE and court history to determine exact eligibility.
Seal-Eligible (Examples)
Category E felonies
Certain non-violent felonies
Older convictions that meet statutory timelines
Dismissed or acquitted of felony charges
Some drug-related felonies (case-specific)
Not Eligible for Sealing (Examples)
Crimes against children
Sex offenses
Felony DUIs with substantial bodily harm
Specific violent offenses are barred by statute
District Attorney Objections
Felony cases face more scrutiny. Common reasons for objections include:
Incorrect or missing documentation
Filing before the waiting period expires
Incomplete SCOPE history
Case-specific concerns
Court order inconsistencies
We prepare your petition to minimize delays and ensure compliance with all requirements.
How the Felony Sealing Process Works
Felony sealing requires accuracy and a strong legal presentation. Here is the process we handle for you:
- SCOPE retrieval and record confirmation
2. Full eligibility review
3. Petition drafting and supporting documentation
4. Submission to the District Attorney for review
5. Handling objections or requests
6. Court hearing (when required)
7. Final sealing order and confirmation
We handle the legal steps so you can focus on returning to work.
Nevada Felony Waiting Periods
Waiting periods vary based on the felony category. We confirm accurate timelines through your SCOPE report.
- Category E felonies: 2 years
- Category C and D felonies: 5 years
- Non-violent Category B felonies: 5 years
- Dismissed felony charges: No waiting period
- Barred felonies: Not eligible
Typical Waiting Periods
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Certain categories are permanently barred under Nevada law.
Possibly. Some felony cases require a brief hearing, and we prepare you fully.
Felony sealing can take several months, depending on DA review and court availability.
Ready to See If Your Felony Is Eligible?
We provide clear guidance, strong legal preparation, and support through every step of the sealing process.