A non-disclosure order in Texas typically seals your record from public disclosure. It is a powerful tool to hide an
embarrassing criminal record. Generally speaking, non-disclosures are available to people who successfully complete
deferred adjudication and comply with any applicable waiting period without getting into any more trouble.
Unfortunately, many people find out too late that their offense is not eligible to be sealed, even though they
complete their deferred probationary term and the offense is dismissed. Some offense are specifically excluded from
ever being sealed. If you have any questions concerning whether you are eligible to have your Texas criminal record
sealed, you can call us toll-free at (855) 773-4669 and speak with one of our Texas Expungement Attorneys for a FREE
eligibility consultation.
We have included the following list of offenses that are NEVER eligible to be sealed by an order of non-disclosure:
Though the above-listed cases are not eligible for a petition for non-disclosure, you may wish to consider filing a
full pardon application with the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. If you would like to evaluate your case to file
a full pardon application, you may contact us toll-free at (855) 773-4669 and speak with one of our Texas
Expungement Attorneys.