Oregon ORS 137.225
Built by Todd Huegli, an Oregon attorney

Clear Your Oregon Record

We prepare your court papers, file them for you, and send you the signed court order.

Check My Eligibility
Free eligibility check. No credit card. Takes about 5 minutes.
$249 flat fee with a money-back guarantee
HOW IT WORKS

How It Works

From eligibility check to court order — here's what to expect:

1

Check Your Eligibility

Answer a few simple questions about your case. Our system checks Oregon law to determine if your conviction qualifies. It’s free, private, and takes about 5 minutes.

2

We Prepare & Mail Your Documents

If you’re eligible, we generate the correct court documents for your county. We print and mail them to the court and the District Attorney. Our address goes on the paperwork so we can receive responses on your behalf. We also mail you instructions for getting fingerprinted and sending your card back to us.

3

We Track Your Case

All mail from the court and DA comes to our office. We open and scan every document and save it to your account — usually the same day. You also get a dedicated email address, so if the court or DA sends an email, we capture that too. Log in anytime to see your case status.

4

You Get Your Court Order

Once your expungement is granted, we mail the official court-stamped order directly to you. Your record is cleared.

WHY CHOOSE US

Why Choose Oregon Expungement Center?

Case Tracking Dashboard

Log in anytime to see exactly where your case stands. Every step is tracked — from documents mailed to DA response to court order.

Document Scanning & Storage

Our address is on your court paperwork, so all responses from the court and DA come to us. We scan every document and save it to your account. Emails are captured too. View and download everything anytime.

We Handle All the Mail — and Email

Our address goes on your court paperwork, so every letter from the court and DA comes to us first. We scan it and save it to your account — usually the same day. You also get a dedicated email address for court and DA emails. Nothing slips through the cracks, even if you move.

Official Court Order Delivered

Your official court-stamped expungement order is mailed directly to you. We'll even forward it to a new address if you've moved.

One Flat Fee, No Surprises

$249 covers everything — document preparation, mailing to all three agencies, inbound mail handling, case tracking, document scanning, and delivery of your court order.

Secure & Private

Your information is encrypted and secure. We never share your data with third parties.

PRICING

Simple, Transparent Pricing

One price. No hourly rates, no surprise fees.

$249

From filing to court order — we handle everything.

Installment plans available (4 payments of $62.25)

Built on 1,477 verified legal rules
Court documents prepared for your county
Printed and mailed to Court and DA
All court and DA mail received and scanned at our address
Dedicated email address — court and DA emails captured
Case status tracking dashboard
Documents saved to your secure account
Official court order mailed to you

From eligibility check to court order — we handle everything.

Check if your record qualifies in about 5 minutes. If eligible, we take it from there.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Common Questions

What happens after I pay?

We immediately generate your court documents and mail them to the court and District Attorney. Our mailing address is listed on your court documents, so all responses come directly to us. We also mail you a letter with instructions for getting fingerprinted and sending your card back to us. You can track every step from your dashboard.

How long does the process take?

After we mail your documents, the District Attorney has up to 120 days to respond. Most cases take 3–6 months total. You can check your case status anytime — we update it as soon as anything happens.

How will I know what's happening with my case?

Log in to your account anytime to see your case status. We update it at every step — when documents are mailed, when the DA responds, and when the court issues an order. You'll see a clear timeline showing exactly where things stand.