How do I get an arrest record exponged in Ontario Canada?
546669
Here in Canada it doesn't matter if charges are dropped or not....The fact that you were charged with anything will always pop up on the computer.If this is a major problem for you, than the only thing I can suggest is to take your complaint to the UPPER CANADA LAW SOCIETY........\n        \n         Good Luck
685836
It will show he was arrested.  Contact a lawyer about getting it expunged.
979384
Consult the closest U.S. embassy in your region.  It all depends on how long ago the crime was committed, the nature of the crime, and your age (was it a juvenile crime or adult).  If the crime was either drug or violence related, your chances drop considerably.  However, if it was something small, like public intoxication or domestic disturbance, you will most likely be given a pardon if it happened at least a few years ago.  They will make you go through an application process, and it will definitely be costly (just like it's costly to ask for a pardon from the Canadian government to be allowed to enter the country for a crime that was committed in the U.S.).  A lawyer is not necessary, court proceedings will most likely not take place unless you decide to sue the U.S. government.  Sometimes, the "waiting period" for a crime can take up to ten years - it all depends on the nature of the crime.  By contacting the embassy or consulate, they will give you a better understanding of what procedures you have to take.
366332
I'm assuming that since you have the certificate it was an arrest and conviction and not just an arrest. If the incident was 21 years ago and you've had a clean record since then, then you probably won't have much of a problem. The biggest hurdle you'll have to face is if your arrest was for drugs. People with drug convictions in their background will be automatically disqualified from some jobs, especially if you're applying for a position where you'd have access to controlled substances. The best advice that I can give you is to be 100% honest when applying for the job. Lying about your past will get you in more trouble than telling the truth.
202385
Actually, the only "no fee" source is to ask the people yourself. Obviously, that won't work. Only arrest records are public information. Their "criminal records" are not up for public consumption. Even the police are not allowed to look at their "rap sheet" unless they have good cause. \n\nTry checking with your county courthouse. They can start to point you in the right way.
582690
GO ONLINE TO THE COURTHOUSE THERE AND ASK THEM IF YOU CAN VIEW AND OR ALL OF YOUR RECORD'S
992576
Go to the court house.  In just about every state now you can look up your driving record on a kiosk in the records department.  \n\nThis will show any outstanding warrants without having to talk to a real person.
240587
Easy.  Go down to your local police station and ask.  They would be more than happy to check for you.  I bet they would even give you some fantastic accommodations while they check.
244352
you would have to consult an attorney familiar with the Ontario laws.
459080
you need to call the clerk of court, they may let you order it by sending them a letter, a small fee and a return envelope\n\nim a paralegal, we get court records all the time this way
405747
I don't mean for this to sound off the wall, have you called Ottawa Ont. Canada police department and ask them check there phone directory for the people you are looking for.
694663
A criminal record does not mean they have been to prison necessarily. It may not be there. Do a Google search on the name first, if no results hang out at your local donut shop and ask a nice policeman to check for you. Most will on the side if the answer is a yes or no that you are looking for. If you want written details then you need to do it legally.
484865
You have to tell them that you are performing a citizens arrest citing the reason and which CRIMINAL law has been broken. Then you have to inform them of their rights (same as Police), then hand over to police when they turn up. You can't search them, neither can you touch them (classed as assault).
464187
You can't. After a number of years you can get your record sealed - depending on the offense, but it is never truly sealed. Governmental agencies have access should they need it. Even if it's a juvenile record.
1002100
Your criminal convictions are a matter of public record and usually can be obtained at your states bureau of criminal apprehension.  There are also websites which provide an accurate accounting of criminal history. I've provided a link for one I have used in the past. Hope this helps you.
751698
go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
227842
There are many sites that say they will give you peoples records but all they do is give you the info on where to go to get them. SOme for a fee will go to the court house and look them up for you. You can do this yourself at your local court house or where the person you want to find out about was arrested or not. I have tried just about all of them that I could find. It was easier to go downtown and pull the files myself. You can do that you know.