What it costs
You pay one flat Expeal fee, plus the government fees Florida and your county charge. The sources below name where every government figure comes from — the statute, FDLE or USPS — and when we checked it; a county's own figures come from its guide, with their sources.
Free to check. Paid to file.
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What it costs in Florida
From $2,125 + fingerprints + copies
About $329 + fingerprints + copies
About $130 + fingerprints + copies
A private attorney represents you
Expeal prepares your documents
You prepare your documents yourself
Who prepares your documents
The attorney price is one Florida firm's published entry price.
What everyone pays
Florida's statewide figures — the FDLE fee, the filing fee the statute sets, and mailing. Choose your county to see its own filing, fingerprint and copy fees.
$129.90 + fingerprints + copies, from $75 FDLE · $42 filing · $12.90 mailing · copies
Fingerprints: set by the law enforcement or criminal justice agency that takes your prints.
Where each figure above comes from, with the dates we checked them (6)
- Expeal$199 Expeal's published price — we create the documents, you file themChecked September 29, 2026
- An attorney$1,995+ Erase the Case — Erase Pro — the entry package; more for other packagesChecked September 27, 2026
- Doing it yourself$0 You prepare the documents yourself
- FDLE certificate$75 Fla. Stat. § 943.0585(2)(a)4. / § 943.059(2)(a)3. (2025); FDLE Certificate of Eligibility Instructions — paid to FDLE with the certificate-of-eligibility application · § 943.0585 (expunging) / § 943.059 (sealing)Checked August 17, 2026
- Filing$42 Fla. Stat. s. 28.24(26) (2025)Checked August 17, 2026
- Mailing$12.90 USPS Priority Mail flat rate prices — per envelope; the same price to any U.S. address, whatever the packet weighsChecked September 7, 2026
Your county's own figures — its filing fee where it differs, its fingerprint and certified-copy fees — with their sources, are on your county's guide.
What is not included
- An attorney's representation. Expeal is not a law firm. You file the petition yourself, and nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship.
- Fingerprinting. The law enforcement or criminal justice agency that takes your prints sets its own charge.
- Certified copies, where your county requires them. The clerk prices those.
- Expeal is not a law firm.
- This does not create an attorney-client relationship.
- Outcomes depend on the court and may vary.