1. See which paths may be available.
Answer plain-English questions about your state, case, and outcome. The check shows whether a supported record-clearing path may be available before you pay.

Free guided check. No account or payment to start.

FREE GUIDED CHECK
Start with a free guided check. Answer plain-English questions about your state, case, and outcome. If a supported self-help packet is available, review your information before paying $50 to generate it.
Self-help document preparation. Not a law firm. The court or agency makes the final decision.
Free guided check
You do not need legal vocabulary to begin. We ask plain-English questions, explain confusing terms, and let you choose “Not sure” when you do not have an answer. If the facts do not support a clear option, the check stops before payment.

How it works
Answer plain-English questions about your state, case, and outcome. The check shows whether a supported record-clearing path may be available before you pay.

Review your packet information first. Then pay $50 to generate the available documents and filing instructions for your case.
Download your packet, follow the checklist for your court, and use your Briefcase to track what is ready, filed, or waiting.
Your Briefcase
Legal terms explained. Documents organized. One next step at a time. Your free Briefcase keeps each supported case, available document, and filing step together.

What you get
Record-clearing rules vary by state, court, case type, and outcome. When a supported packet is available, Expungement.ai uses your answers to generate the available documents and filing instructions for that case.
Depending on your state, court, case, and result, a packet may include these documents and instructions.
Your request for record clearing
Pricing
The guided check, Briefcase, and packet-information review cost nothing. Pay only when a supported packet is ready to generate.
Start freeSee which supported record-clearing paths may be available.
One supported packet for one case, after you review the packet information.
Court fees are separate. Fee-waiver guidance appears when available.
No subscription. Court filing fees are separate. Some courts offer fee waivers. When available, your filing instructions explain how to ask.
Expungement.ai prepares supported self-help documents and filing instructions. You file them yourself. Attorney strategy, representation, court filing fees, and court approval are not included.
Trust & privacy
Start the guided check without creating an account. We ask for the information needed to check supported paths and prepare a packet. We do not sell your personal information.
Read our privacy policyYou can start the guided check before creating a login.
Your filing guide
Wilma explains confusing steps, defines legal terms, and points you back to your checklist. She does not decide which record-clearing option may be available, replace a lawyer, or promise a court outcome.
Wilma provides general self-help information, not legal advice.


What does “file with the court” mean?
It means submitting your completed packet to the court. Follow the instructions included with your supported packet and confirm current requirements with the court.
Coverage
Start with your state, record type, outcome, and timing. The guided check looks for supported record-clearing paths before you pay. Packet availability depends on your state, court, case, and result.
Up to 7 plain-English questions
Pennsylvania selected. The panel now shows up to 7 questions and state-specific topics.
Questions
Expungement.ai is a self-help document-preparation product. The guided check looks for supported record-clearing paths, and supported packets include available documents and filing instructions. Expungement.ai is not a law firm, does not represent you, and does not file on your behalf.
The guided check is free to start. No account is required to begin. If a supported packet is available, review your information before deciding whether to pay $50 to generate it.
No account · No payment to start · Self-help information · Not legal advice