Sealing your record has a lot of big benefits. Obviously, when people conduct a background check or search, your past indiscretions will no longer be revealed. You also do not have to disclose your past record if you’re asked about it once your record has been sealed, which means no more embarrassing and difficult conversations about offenses you may have committed decades ago.
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If any of your rights were curtailed as a result of your criminal record, such as the right to vote, hold office, or serve on a jury, clearing your record will typically mean that you are no longer subject to these limitations. You can once again play a role in shaping the politics within your community and your lost constitutional rights will be restored.
Getting back your good name and other rights you lost as a result of a past crime makes it worth the effort for you to go through the process of getting your record sealed. You’ve faced the consequences of your crime, done your time or complied with other penalties imposed upon you by the courts, and you can now put that chapter of your life behind you by sealing your records and moving on once and for all.