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Find out what record-clearing options may be available to you.

We Must Vote and LegalEase are helping justice-impacted Mississippians take the first step toward understanding their record, possible expungement options, and available support.

Start My Free Screening

Private guided screening. Free to start. No eligibility promises.

A person starting a guided record-clearing pathway with documents, support, and community ahead
Mississippi-focusedFree guided screeningStart with what you know

This may help if you do not know where to start.

You can begin even if you do not have all your paperwork or know exactly what is on your record.

Old arrest

You have an old arrest and want to know what may matter.

Charged, not convicted

You were charged but the case did not end in a conviction.

Past conviction

You have a conviction and want to understand possible next steps.

Not sure what shows up

You want to know what may appear on a background check.

The We Must Vote × LegalEase Promise

A record-clearing process should feel clear, respectful, and easier to start.

Free to Start

Begin with a guided screening at no cost. You do not need to know every answer before you start.

Plain-Language Guidance

Wilma asks simple questions and helps explain possible next steps without confusing jargon.

The Right Next Step

Depending on your situation, you may be routed to record review, expungement support, clinic review, or future updates.

What people need most is a clear first step.

“Too many people wait because the process feels confusing, risky, or out of reach. This pilot is about giving people a trusted place to start.”
We Must Vote × LegalEase Record-Clearing Access Pilot

The Record-Clearing Difference

Instead of guessing, waiting, or trying to navigate the process alone, start with a guided pathway built to point you toward the right next step.

Trying to figure it out alone

  • Confusing court language
  • Not sure what appears on your record
  • Missing paperwork
  • No clear next step

Waiting or guessing

  • Opportunities may be delayed
  • You may not know what employers or landlords see
  • Mistakes can slow the process
  • No simple way to track next steps
HOW IT WORKS

Start in a few minutes. Leave with a clearer next step.

Start with what you know. Wilma helps gather the basics so LegalEase can point you toward a possible next step.

1

Start Screening

2

Answer Questions

3

See Possible Path

4

Get Connected

1

Answer a few basic questions

Share the county, timing, and record concern you want to understand.

2

Review your possible pathway

You may see an option for record review, document support, clinic review, partner help, or future updates.

3

Take the next step

Choose whether to continue with the available option that fits your situation.

Start My Free Screening

The screening does not guarantee eligibility or legal outcomes.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

You can start with what you know.

You do not need every document or every detail to begin. The screening can help identify what may be needed next.

Missing something? That is okay. Start anyway.
Start My Free Screening

Helpful to have nearby

  • Your full legal name

  • County where the arrest or charge happened

  • Approximate date, if you remember it

  • Charge or case information, if available

  • Any court paperwork you already have

FAQ

Questions before you start

Quick answers to help you feel more comfortable before beginning the screening.

Who is this for?

People in Mississippi who have an arrest, charge, conviction, dismissal, or old record and want to understand possible record-clearing options.

Is this free to start?

Yes. The guided screening is free to start.

Do I need court papers to start?

No. Court papers are helpful, but you can begin with what you know.

Who is Wilma?

Wilma is LegalEase’s guided intake assistant. She asks basic questions and helps route you to possible next steps.

Will this automatically clear my record?

No. This is a first step. Depending on your situation, you may be routed to record review, expungement support, clinic review, or another pathway.

What if I am not eligible right now?

You may still receive information about future updates or other available support.