Can You Clear a DUI Off Your Driving Record?
In most cases, a DUI conviction will remain on your driving record indefinitely. However, according to DUIArrestHelp.com, you can petition a court to remove a DUI from your record.
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Impact
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Many employers won't hire you if you've been convicted of driving under the influence, and a DUI can make it difficult to get car insurance.
State Laws
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According to GetYourDUISealed.com, the legal process for clearing a DUI from your driving record varies by state. You may want to consult an attorney about the requirements in your state.
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Expungment
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In most states, you can ask the court to expunge, or remove, a DUI from your driving record five years after you've completed your sentence, according to GetYourDUISealed.com.
Benefits
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Once your conviction is expunged, you won't have to tell potential employers or other interested parties about your DUI.
Considerations
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Expunging the DUI doesn't mean it is gone forever, according to GetYourDUISealed.com. If you have to go before a judge in the future, the DUI may be considered a prior conviction.
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