If you want to track whether your records have been automatically cleared, you can sign up for a free My Case account. If you know your case numbers, you can use them to create a free account through MyCase . If you don't know your case numbers, ask the Utah State Courts Self Help Center: · Email selfhelp@utcourts.gov or · Text 801-742-1898 or · Call 888-683-0009 . When you contact them, give them your: · date of birth and · full name. Include all names you use (nicknames and aliases). If you have a two-part last name or two middle names, tell them which ones are middle names and which are last names. The Self-Help Center will send your case numbers in 1-2 business days. If you can’t wait, you can pay $5 to use click here . This lets you search for your cases. The $5 is a credit to pay for your cost of using the system. It costs: · $0.20 for each search and · $0.50 to view each document. Once you have your court records, compare them to the screening tool or the chart . You should be able to determine if you can ask to expunge your record.
For a limited time, Clean Slate Utah is partnering with Rasa to offer $25 legal consultations to individuals trying to figure out if they are eligible for an expungement. In these legal consultations, one of Rasa's lawyers will pull and analyze your Utah court records and tell you what is eligible for expungement. If you have records that are eligible for petition-based expungement, Rasa can offer to represent you for $500 (limited to 3 total cases and does not include BCI application fee). In addition, you might also consider hiring one of the following firms that donated time to help us successfully implement Utah’s Clean Slate law:
Josh Baron, SB Criminal Defense & Immigration
Brent Huff, The Law Office of Brent Huff
Kate Conyers, Conyers & Nix