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Clean Slate Virginia Clean Slate Virginia is a law firm that helps Virginians clear their criminal record.

If you were convicted of Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, you may be carrying a criminal record that has followed you for ...
05/28/2026

If you were convicted of Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, you may be carrying a criminal record that has followed you for years, affecting your employment opportunities, housing applications, and ability to move forward.

Beginning July 1st, 2026, that record may be sealable under Virginia’s new Clean Slate Law.

Can an unauthorized use of vehicle conviction be sealed in Virginia? Beginning July 1st, 2026, this conviction is among the felonies that can be sealed under Virginia’s new Clean Slate Law, but it won’t happen automatically.

If you were convicted of simple possession of co***ne, he**in, or another Schedule I or II controlled substance, you may...
05/22/2026

If you were convicted of simple possession of co***ne, he**in, or another Schedule I or II controlled substance, you may be carrying a felony record that has followed you for years, which can affect your job, your housing, and your ability to move forward.

Beginning July 1st, 2026, that record may be sealable under Virginia’s new Clean Slate Law.

Can a drug possession conviction be sealed in Virginia? Beginning July 1st, 2026, grand larceny is one of the felony convictions that can be sealed under Virginia’s new Clean Slate Law, but it won’t happen automatically.

Big news for Virginia!Clean Slate Virginia founder, George Townsend, was recently featured in a story from Radio IQ/WVTF...
05/19/2026

Big news for Virginia!

Clean Slate Virginia founder, George Townsend, was recently featured in a story from Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio discussing Virginia’s new Clean Slate law and what it means for individuals working to move forward after past convictions.

Beginning this summer, the law will allow many eligible Virginians to have qualifying records sealed from public view, opening the door to better access to employment, housing, and other opportunities that can be difficult to rebuild after a conviction.

This summer, many people with criminal convictions will be able to seal their records.

Signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin, Virginia's Clean Slate law allows some low-level felonies and misdemeanors to be seal...
05/14/2026

Signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin, Virginia's Clean Slate law allows some low-level felonies and misdemeanors to be sealed. Qualifying felonies require ten years of "good behavior" before sealing and qualifying misdemeanors require seven years.

Contact https://cleanslatevirginia.com to see if you are eligible.

Determine if you qualify for Virginia's Clean Slate Law effective July 1, 2026. While some convictions seal automatically starting October 2026, an expungement attorney can help you understand your eligibility, petition for earlier sealing, or handle cases requiring court filings for misdemeanors an...

Virginia’s 2026 Clean Slate Law allows certain felony convictions to be sealed from public view, giving eligible individ...
05/13/2026

Virginia’s 2026 Clean Slate Law allows certain felony convictions to be sealed from public view, giving eligible individuals a better opportunity to move forward without past convictions continuing to impact employment, housing, and other opportunities. Once a record is sealed, it generally will not appear on most standard background checks used by employers.

To qualify, individuals must complete a 10-year period without any new criminal convictions. After meeting that requirement, eligible individuals can petition the court to have qualifying felony convictions sealed from their record.

Virginia’s new law for felons is Virginia’s new 2026 Clean Slate law allows certain felony convictions to be sealed from public view.

Virginia Criminal Convictions Can Be Sealed Starting July 1, 2026For the first time ever, certain criminal convictions i...
05/08/2026

Virginia Criminal Convictions Can Be Sealed Starting July 1, 2026

For the first time ever, certain criminal convictions in Virginia can be sealed from public view—thanks to new laws going into effect on July 1, 2026.

This means qualifying convictions will no longer appear on background checks by employers, landlords, or the public. You’ll finally have the chance to apply for jobs or housing without your past holding you back.

Some misdemeanors will even qualify for automatic sealing—no action required.

➡️ Learn more about who qualifies and how the process works at CleanSlateVirginia.com
Contact Clean Slate Virginia today to find out if you're eligible.

Clean Slate Virginia is a law firm that focuses exclusively on using new Virginia laws to seal prior criminal convictions throughout the state of Virginia. When criminal convictions are sealed, they cannot be seen by the general public or employers. Clean Slate Virginia will streamline the legal pro...

Clean Slate Virginia focuses exclusively on expungements, record sealing, and firearm rights restoration across the Comm...
05/07/2026

Clean Slate Virginia focuses exclusively on expungements, record sealing, and firearm rights restoration across the Commonwealth. We serve clients throughout Chesapeake and the broader Hampton Roads region and are actively preparing for the opportunities available under Virginia’s new record sealing law, effective July 1, 2026.

Learn more:

Looking for an experienced Chesapeake Expungement and Record Sealing Lawyer? Clean Slate Virginia is here to help.

Employers run background checks. Landlords run background checks. And a credit card theft or forgery conviction has a wa...
04/23/2026

Employers run background checks. Landlords run background checks. And a credit card theft or forgery conviction has a way of coming up at exactly the wrong moment. Starting July 1, 2026, both of these felony convictions can be sealed under Virginia's Clean Slate Law. Not automatically, but through a petition process that Clean Slate Virginia can help you navigate.

Can a Credit Card Theft or Forgery Conviction Be Sealed in Virginia? Beginning July 1st, 2026, these convictions are among the felonies that can be sealed under Virginia’s new Clean Slate Law, but the process requires action on your part.

If you're searching for an experienced Loudon County expungement and record sealing lawyer, it is important to understan...
04/16/2026

If you're searching for an experienced Loudon County expungement and record sealing lawyer, it is important to understand not only the law but also how things actually work inside the Loudon County courts.

Every jurisdiction in Virginia operates a little differently, and knowing those local practices can make a meaningful difference in the outcome of your case.

Clean Slate Virginia focuses exclusively on clearing criminal records throughout the Commonwealth, including Loudoun County, and we are actively helping clients prepare for the significant changes arriving with Virginia’s new record sealing law on July 1, 2026.

Looking for an experienced Loudon County Expungement and Record Sealing Lawyer? Clean Slate Virginia is here to help you navigate the process.

An embezzlement conviction can be one of the hardest records to overcome, especially if you work in finance, healthcare,...
04/08/2026

An embezzlement conviction can be one of the hardest records to overcome, especially if you work in finance, healthcare, or any field that requires trust.

The good news?

Starting July 1, 2026, embezzlement is among the felony convictions that can be sealed in Virginia. It takes a petition, patience, and the right legal help, but it is possible.

Read this article to learn more and see if you may qualify:

Can an Embezzlement Conviction Be Sealed in Virginia? If you have an embezzlement conviction on your record, you may be wondering whether it can ever be sealed and what that means for your future. Beginning July 1st, 2026, embezzlement is one of the felony convictions that can be sealed under Virgin...

A grand larceny conviction can follow you for years, showing up on background checks and closing doors you deserve to ha...
03/31/2026

A grand larceny conviction can follow you for years, showing up on background checks and closing doors you deserve to have open. Here's something you may not know: starting July 1, 2026, grand larceny is one of the felony convictions that can be sealed under Virginia's new Clean Slate Law. You'll need to file a petition and meet the eligibility requirements, but the path forward exists.

Learn everything you need to know at the link below.

Can a Grand Larceny Conviction Be Sealed in Virginia?

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