Explore record-clearing options in Hawaii with clear self-help steps.
Hawaii clears records through a state Administrative Application process rather than a court petition in most cases. Answer a few plain questions for free and see what may be available based on what you share.
A state-specific self-help packet, when one is available.
A plain-English filing checklist for the court or agency.
Clear next steps based on your answers.
Guidance on any outside documents you may need before filing.
Your work saved to your Briefcase when you choose to create an account.
What you may still need
A court filing fee, or a fee-waiver request if you cannot pay it.
A certified copy of your disposition or court records, if the court requires one.
A state police or background report, if the process calls for one.
Fingerprints, if the agency requires them.
Service or mailing steps, and a hearing, if the court requires them.
How it works
1Start a free guided check.
2Confirm the state where the arrest, charge, or conviction happened, or change it if needed.
3Answer plain-English questions about what happened.
4See which record-clearing options may be available, based on what you shared.
5Create an account only when you want to save your case or continue.
6Pay $50 only when a supported self-help packet is ready to generate.
7Get your packet and filing checklist, then file with the court or agency yourself.
Hawaii record-clearing FAQ
Is this expungement, sealing, or another kind of record clearing in Hawaii?
Hawaii handles record clearing as Record Expungement (Administrative Application). Common options here include: Non-conviction arrest-information expungement under HRS § 831-3.2; Deferred acceptance dismissal, general one-year option; Deferred acceptance dismissal, HRS § 712-1200 three-year option. The free guided check uses your answers to show what may be available.
Can Expungement.ai prepare the Hawaii paperwork for me?
When a supported packet is available, we prepare self-help documents and a filing checklist for Hawaii. We are not a law firm and do not file for you. You review and file the paperwork yourself.
What if I don't have my Hawaii court records?
That's common. Your next-steps packet explains how to request a certified disposition or case records from the court, and where they fit in the Hawaii process.
Are court fees included in the $50?
No. The $50 is a self-help packet fee only. Court filing fees, agency fees, and background-report costs are set by the government and may be separate. Fee-waiver guidance is included when it may apply.
Will the court definitely clear my record?
No one can promise that. In Hawaii, the court or agency makes the final decision. We prepare self-help paperwork and next steps, not a result.
What if my case is very recent or still open?
Some Hawaii options have waiting periods, and open cases usually have to close first. If the timing is not right yet, the guided check explains what may change and when an option may be available later.
What if I have more than one case, or a case in another state?
You can check as many cases as you need. Each case is saved separately, and you can start another free guided check for a different state from your Briefcase. Starting here never locks you into Hawaii.
See what may be available in Hawaii.
No account or payment is required to begin. If a supported self-help packet is available, review your information before deciding whether to pay $50 to generate it.