Clear your Connecticut record.

You can clear your Connecticut record. Connecticut law automatically erases certain misdemeanor, felony, and marijuana arrest records or convictions under the Clean Slate framework in Chapter 961a; where a record does not qualify for the automatic path, Conn. Gen. Stat. § 54-142a lets you petition for erasure, with a hearing possible.

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Connecticut's Clean Slate framework under Chapter 961a automatically erases certain records as soon as they qualify, without requiring a petition.

Connecticut is working to automate every clearance path, with the goal of removing the petition requirement across all circumstances.

Remedies in Connecticut

  • Erasure DIY

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