Request to Restrict Arrest Record - Georgia (United States)

Request to Restrict Arrest Record is a legal document that was released by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation - a government authority operating within Georgia (United States).

FAQ

Q: What is a request to restrict an arrest record?A: A request to restrict an arrest record is a legal process to limit public access to certain arrest records.

Q: Who can make a request to restrict an arrest record in Georgia?A: Only individuals who were arrested but not convicted of a crime can make a request to restrict their arrest record in Georgia.

Q: How can I make a request to restrict an arrest record in Georgia?A: To make a request, you need to complete and submit a Request to Restrict Arrest Record form to the appropriate agency. You may also need to provide supporting documentation.

Q: What are the eligibility criteria for requesting a restriction of arrest record in Georgia?A: To be eligible, you must not have been convicted of any crime within the past five years and you must not have any pending criminal charges or outstanding warrants.

Q: What happens if my request to restrict an arrest record is approved?A: If your request is approved, the arrest record will not be available to the public for viewing. However, certain government agencies and law enforcement may still have access to the record under certain circumstances.

Q: Can I request to restrict an arrest record from another state in Georgia?A: No, you can only request to restrict arrest records from Georgia. You would need to follow the process of the respective state to restrict arrest records from that state.

Q: How long does it take for a request to restrict an arrest record to be processed?A: The processing time may vary, but it generally takes several weeks to a few months for a request to be processed.

Q: Is there a fee for requesting a restriction of arrest record in Georgia?A: Yes, there is usually a fee associated with the request. The specific amount may vary depending on the county or agency.