Do Felonies Expire After 10 Years in California? Find Out Here!

Learn if felony records disappear after 10 years in California and discover your options for expungement.

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No, a felony does not automatically go away after 10 years in California. Felony records remain unless you seek expungement or a certificate of rehabilitation. Consult an attorney to explore legal options for clearing your record and potentially improving employment opportunities.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is expungement in California? Expungement in California is a legal process to remove a conviction from your criminal record.
  2. How can I get my felony expunged in California? To get a felony expunged in California, you typically need to file a petition and may benefit from consulting with an attorney.
  3. What is a certificate of rehabilitation? A certificate of rehabilitation in California proves that you have been rehabilitated and can help in job applications after a felony.
  4. Can a felony affect my job opportunities? Yes, a felony conviction can impact job opportunities, but obtaining expungement may improve your chances.

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