Eligibility summary
Pennsylvania turns on disposition, offense grading, waiting periods, restitution, pending charges, and whether a case is already covered by Clean Slate automation.
PA record clearing
Pennsylvania Clean Slate, Limited Access, and Expungement Software
Check Pennsylvania Clean Slate, limited access, expungement, PATCH record review, and background-check cleanup options.
Direct answer
Pennsylvania combines automatic Clean Slate sealing with petition-based limited access and traditional expungement. Clean My Past helps determine whether you may need a petition, verification, or FCRA cleanup after sealing.
Supported paths
- Clean Slate verification
- Limited access order under 18 Pa.C.S. §9122.3
- Traditional expungement under 18 Pa.C.S. §9122
- FCRA disputes for sealed records still reported by private CRAs
How the workflow works
- Run the Pennsylvania intake.
- Review PATCH and court case information.
- Determine whether automation, limited access, or expungement is the best software path.
- Generate the filing package or cleanup materials.
- Track court and CRA deadlines.
Pennsylvania FAQ
Answers before you start
Do I need to file if Pennsylvania Clean Slate already applies?
Maybe not. Some records are handled automatically, but private background-check reports may still need FCRA cleanup if they keep reporting outdated records.
What is limited access in Pennsylvania?
Limited access restricts public access to certain records when statutory conditions are met. It is not the same as every form of expungement.
Does Clean My Past replace an attorney in Pennsylvania?
No. Complex cases should go to a lawyer or legal aid. Clean My Past is for software-fit workflows.
Last reviewed 2026-05-12. Clean My Past is software, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice.