Good News, And Bad News

How old were you when this happened, if you were a Minor I'm surprised it just wasn't sealed. I live in the State of Idaho and pretty much anything of that sort will get Sealed if you do what judgement was given.

I was 20 almost 21. I wish I would have been a minor, it would have made this a lot smoother. I paid a 100 dollar fine and it was then dismissed, but its still on there till I file for an expungment. Im staying strong and confident but it still sucks a petty offense is costing my a shot at my dream job at least for a few more months. patience is a virtue :)

Hi all,

I'm new to both this forum and the industry. Good luck to you and getting your record taken care of. What I've noticed is that a lot of the companies move things along at a very fast pace. I was hired by Shaffer and in orientation before I really knew what the hell was going on. Then I was thrown into a truck with a trainer and away I went. Overall a good experience but it all flew by me and I had to scramble to get some information that I didn't know I needed to provide, so yes have all your ducks in a row

I am being very careful about having everything in order. actually been working on this for months getting dmv record background checks done and finding all the address and numbers of my old employers. also got my permit. Ready to roll as soon as possible. Ya I hear they make it fast pace to see if you can handle the pressure and keep a cool head

Nathan, an attorney can speed up the expungment..He can send a motion to the court, with the original court documents, and proof that you did what you needed to do, then all it will take is a judge's signature. Then you will have proof that it was taken care of, and you can give that proof to the trucking company. I'd suggest that the court document that you get with the judge's signature be a court certified copy....