Clearing a record in Sumter County

Your steps

1. Optional: see your own record firstFDLE personal review — FDLE says up to 30 working days
2. Get your fingerprint cardSumter County Sheriff's Office or Wildwood Police Department — or any law enforcement or criminal justice agency that takes printsTwo places in Sumter County — where to get fingerprinted ↓
3. Get a certified disposition of your caseSumter County Clerk of Court & Comptroller215 E McCollum Ave, Bushnell, FL 33513 (map, opens in a new tab) · Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern time
4. Apply to FDLE for your certificate of eligibilityThe Florida Department of Law EnforcementYour application, signed before a notary or a deputy clerk, with your fingerprint card, the certified disposition and the fee · FDLE says about 12 weeksExpunging? The State Attorney's office for the 5th Judicial Circuit completes page 2 of the application, the written certified statement.The law, in plain language: § 943.0585 (expunging) · § 943.059 (sealing)
5. We prepare your petition documents Expeal We create the documents for you to file
6. File your petitionSumter County Clerk of Court & Comptroller215 E McCollum Ave, Bushnell, FL 33513 (map, opens in a new tab) · Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern time
7. The judge rulesSumter County, 5th Judicial CircuitIf the petition is granted, the certified order goes to FDLE