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EXHIBIT A IN THE CIRCUIT/COUNTY COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. Plaintiff/Petitioner or In the Interest of vs. Defendant/RespondentAPPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION

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How to fill out order to seal records

1. Obtain the necessary forms to request sealing of records from the appropriate court.
2. Read and understand the eligibility requirements for sealing records in your jurisdiction.
3. Gather all relevant documents, such as court records, arrest records, and any supporting evidence of rehabilitation or changed circumstances.
4. Complete the forms accurately and provide all required information, including your personal details, case details, and reasons for requesting sealing of records.
5. Attach any supporting documents or evidence to strengthen your case for record sealing.
6. Review and double-check the completed forms for any errors or missing information.
7. Make copies of the completed forms and supporting documents for your records.
8. File the original forms and copies with the appropriate court, along with any filing fees that may be required.
9. Serve a copy of the filed documents to the prosecutor or opposing party, if required by the court rules.
10. Follow up with the court to ensure that your request for sealing records is processed and scheduled for a hearing, if applicable.
11. Attend the scheduled hearing, if required, and present your case to the court, explaining why you believe your records should be sealed.
12. Await the court's decision regarding your request for sealing records.
13. If the court grants your request, obtain a certified copy of the order to seal records.
14. Notify relevant agencies and entities, such as law enforcement, probation or parole officers, or credit reporting agencies, about the court's order to seal records.
15. Keep a copy of the order to seal records for your own records and future reference.

Who needs order to seal records?

1. Individuals with criminal records who wish to protect their privacy and improve their employment, housing, or educational opportunities.
2. Individuals who have successfully completed a diversion program, probation, or other rehabilitative measures and want to put their past behind them.
3. People who have had their criminal charges dismissed or acquitted but still have public records showing their arrest or charges.
4. Anyone who wants to legally restrict access to their criminal records and have them sealed from public view.

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What is order to seal records?

Order to seal records is a legal document used to request the sealing of certain court records.

Who is required to file order to seal records?

An individual or their legal representative is typically required to file an order to seal records.

How to fill out order to seal records?

To fill out an order to seal records, the individual must include their personal information, court case details, and reason for sealing the records.

What is the purpose of order to seal records?

The purpose of an order to seal records is to protect an individual's privacy and prevent public access to sensitive information contained in court records.

What information must be reported on order to seal records?

Information such as case number, names of parties involved, specific records to be sealed, and reasoning for sealing the records must be reported on an order to seal records.