Why Expungement Matters
A criminal record can follow you for decades — affecting jobs, housing, education, and loans. Michigan's Clean Slate Act now makes it possible for more people than ever to clear their record.
Better Employment
Most employers won't see set-aside convictions on background checks.
Housing Access
Landlords won't find expunged records during tenant screening.
Clean Slate Act
Michigan's 2023 law expanded eligibility for setting aside convictions.
Fresh Start
Reclaim your future and move forward without your past holding you back.
Our Expungement Services
Professional document preparation for all types of Michigan expungement applications.
Misdemeanor Expungement Application
Starting at $495Complete document preparation for setting aside a misdemeanor conviction in Michigan.
- MC 227 Application to Set Aside Conviction
- Supporting affidavit template
- Fingerprint card instructions
- Filing instructions for your county
- Certificate of eligibility checklist
Felony Expungement Application
Starting at $749Document preparation for setting aside eligible felony convictions under Michigan's Clean Slate laws.
- MC 227 Application to Set Aside Conviction
- Detailed supporting affidavit
- Fingerprint card instructions
- Prosecution & MSP notification letters
- Filing instructions & hearing prep checklist
Multiple Conviction Expungement Packet
Starting at $995Under Michigan's expanded Clean Slate Act, you may now set aside multiple convictions. We prepare the full packet.
- Applications for each eligible conviction
- Combined supporting affidavit
- Eligibility analysis worksheet
- Fingerprint card instructions
- County-specific filing guide
Juvenile Record Expungement
Quoted after reviewSet aside a juvenile adjudication. Under Clean Slate for Kids many records clear automatically — we check before you file anything.
- Records review and eligibility determination
- Automatic-clearing verification
- Application to set aside adjudication
- Prosecutor and Attorney General notice packets
- Post-order record verification checklist
Firearm Rights Restoration
Quoted after reviewSome Michigan felonies restore gun rights automatically; specified felonies require a circuit court petition after five years. We review which applies.
- Written eligibility review under MCL 750.224f
- Records-gathering checklist
- Petition for restoration when required
- Proof of completed sentence and discharge
- Filing and notice instructions
The Michigan Expungement Process
Check Eligibility
We provide a checklist to help you determine if your conviction qualifies.
Provide Details
Fill out our intake form with your case number, court, and conviction details.
We Prepare Docs
We draft your MC 227 application, affidavit, and supporting documents.
File & Attend
File at your county court with our instructions and attend your hearing.
Important Disclaimer
ClearPath Document Services is NOT a law firm. We prepare expungement application documents at your direction — we cannot determine your eligibility, provide legal advice, or represent you at your hearing. For legal advice, consult a licensed Michigan attorney.
Expungement FAQ
Quick Answer
How does expungement work in Michigan?
Michigan expungement — officially called 'setting aside a conviction' under MCL 780.621 — removes eligible criminal convictions from public records so they no longer appear on most background checks. Michigan's Clean Slate Act expanded eligibility in 2021 and 2023, allowing up to three felonies and unlimited misdemeanors to be set aside after a waiting period. ClearPath Document Services prepares your MC 227 application and supporting documents; we are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
Expungement — By Michigan County
Local information, courthouse details, and filing guidance for your area.