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Clear your record. Reclaim your future.
Clear your record. Reclaim your future.
Expungement is a process for removing convictions, diversions, and arrests from the public record and makes it easier to access affordable housing, government assistance, work, custody, and more.
The Kansas Expungement App is a statewide tool designed to help quickly determine if you may be eligible for expungement and, if so, it will help you complete an application for expungement.
Please note that there are a variety of personal and arrest/conviction/diversion details that you'll need to know before getting started. Review the "What to Know Before Getting Started" section below.
What to know before getting started
What to know before getting started
➡️ Before beginning the expungement process, you'll need to know the below information. If you don't know the below details about your arrest/conviction/diversion, you can look up your case here. ⬅️
Defendant's full name
Full name of defendant at time of arrest, conviction, or diversion
Defendant's sex, race, and date of birth
The case number of the arrest, conviction, or diversion
The crime(s) for which the defendant was arrested, convicted, or diverted
Date of the defendant's arrest, conviction, or diversion
Names of the convicting court, arresting law enforcement authority, or diverting authority
When did the defendant fulfill the terms of the diversion agreement, satisfy the sentence imposed, or were you discharged from probation, a community services program, parole, post-release supervision, conditional release, or a suspended sentence
If the defendant has been convicted of a felony in the last two years
If the defendant has a pending felony case against them
How it works
How it works
Step 1: Check eligibility
Step 1: Check eligibility
There are a variety of factors that impact eligibility. Such as the amount of time that has passed, completion of sentence of discharge, and crime severity.
You'll answer a handful of questions to determine if you're eligible for expungement, and if so, if you're eligible for financial assistance based on your household income.
Step 2: Fill out your information
Step 2: Fill out your information
There are personal details and case details needed to generate the forms you'll file with the court.
You'll answer a variety of questions about your personal and case history details. If you don't know all of the details of your case history, you can find that information here.
Step 3: Receive documents
Step 3: Receive documents
After completing all of the questions, the app will automatically create all of the forms you'll need to file with the court.
You can download these documents and they'll be emailed to you for easy access.
Step 4: File your expungement
Step 4: File your expungement
With your expungement petition documents, you'll be able to file your case with the court. Please note that this application does not file the forms for you.
File your documents with the court, along with the filing fee or fee waiver form.
Who we are
Who we are
We began as a group of volunteers with Code for KC and we passionately believed that expungement should be available to everyone. We now operate within KC Digital Drive and have received funding through the Kansas Supreme Court and the Local Initiative Support Corporation. We have developed an expungement app for pro se (self-help) clients, and staff and pro bono (volunteer) attorneys for use in expungement all across Kansas' 105 counties.
A fresh start is within reach
A fresh start is within reach
Everyone deserves the chance to move forward. If you have a Kansas criminal record, you may be eligible to have it expunged — and we’re here to help. Our free, statewide expungement tool makes it simple to check your eligibility, answer questions about your case history, and get the documents you need to file. This is the first step toward a clear path toward new opportunities and a better future.
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