Post-Expungement Cleanup
Your record was expunged.
But 164 companies didn't get the memo.
Courts clear government records. But 164+ private companies—Checkr, Sterling, LexisNexis, BeenVerified—still have your old arrest or conviction data and are still selling it to employers, landlords, and anyone who pays.
$199 one-time · 164 dispute letters · 15 minutes
Expungement fixes one system.
There are two.
The court updated its records. But the private companies that profit from selling your arrest data? They never got the notice.
Court System
- Processes your expungement petition
- Updates court records
- Issues official court order
- Notifies state agencies (varies by state)
Private Companies
- 164+ companies still have your old record
- Sell your data to employers and landlords
- No legal obligation to check court updates
- Will keep reporting until YOU dispute it
Companies still showing your record:
Record Sweep closes the gap. We generate dispute letters for every company—so your expungement actually works everywhere.
164 companies. Five categories.
Every company below may be holding—and selling—your old arrest or conviction record. Record Sweep generates a dispute letter for each one.
Employment Background Check Companies
60
These companies run background checks for employers. If they still have your old record, it shows up when you apply for a job.
Including Checkr, Sterling (now First Advantage), HireRight, First Advantage, and 56 more
Tenant Screening Companies
12
Landlords use these services to screen tenants. Your expunged record can cause denials on apartment applications.
Including TransUnion SmartMove / TURSS, SafeRent Solutions (formerly CoreLogic), Experian RentBureau, RentGrow (Yardi), and 8 more
People Search Sites
61
Anyone can search these sites by name. They aggregate arrest records, court filings, and personal data from public sources.
Including BeenVerified, Spokeo, Intelius (PeopleConnect), TruthFinder (PeopleConnect), and 57 more
Mugshot & Arrest Record Sites
10
Mugshot and arrest record sites publish booking photos and charge information scraped from law enforcement databases.
Including Mugshots.com, Arrests.org, BustedMugshots, BustedNewspaper, and 6 more
Data Aggregators
21
Data brokers collect and resell personal information at scale, feeding smaller companies with outdated record data.
Including LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Thomson Reuters CLEAR, Acxiom, Equifax (Credit Bureau), and 17 more
164
Total companies covered
One dispute letter for each
Database updated from CFPB 2025 Consumer Reporting Company List and direct company research.
164 companies. One purchase handles all of them.
Get My Record Sweep — $199One-time payment · Satisfaction guaranteed
How it works
Three steps. Fifteen minutes. 164 companies notified.
Step 1 · 5 minutes
Enter your details
Provide your name, case info, and court order details. Everything stays in your browser — we never store your data on our servers.
Step 2 · Instant
We generate 164+ personalized letters
Each letter is addressed to the specific company, cites the correct FCRA provisions, includes your court order details, and follows that company's dispute process.
Step 3 · 10 minutes
Print, sign, send
Download all letters as one PDF. Print them, sign each one, attach a copy of your court order, and mail via USPS certified mail. Companies have 30 days to respond under the FCRA.
What you get
Everything you need to notify every background check company that your record has been cleared.
- 164 personalized dispute letters, one for every company
- Each letter addressed and formatted per company’s dispute process
- FCRA legal authority cited: 15 U.S.C. § 1681i, § 1681e(b)
- Company-specific mailing addresses verified from CFPB filings
- Instructions for each company (mail, email, fax, or web portal)
- Return receipt tracking guidance included
- Works for expungements, sealings, set-asides, and vacated records
- Printable tracking checklist to monitor responses
Re: Dispute of Inaccurate Criminal Record Information
Pursuant to 15 U.S.C. § 1681i(a), I am writing to dispute inaccurate information in my consumer file...
On [date], the [court name] granted an order of expungement for Case No. [case number]. This record should no longer appear in any consumer report...
Under FCRA Section 611, you are required to conduct a reasonable reinvestigation within 30 days of receiving this dispute...
Personalized with your details and court order information
Backed by federal law
Record Sweep letters are built on the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)—the federal law that gives you the right to dispute inaccurate information held by consumer reporting agencies.
This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for legal guidance specific to your situation.
Compare your options
You can always do this yourself for free. Record Sweep saves you 20+ hours of research and writing.
| DIY (Free) | Record Sweep | FCRA Attorney | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | $199 | $1,500–$5,000+ |
| Time investment | 20–40 hours | 15 minutes | Varies |
| Dispute letters | You write each one | 164 pre-written | Attorney writes |
| Legal citations | Research yourself | Included (FCRA § 611) | Included |
| Companies covered | However many you find | All 164 | Varies |
| Company addresses | You look them up | CFPB-verified & included | Included |
| Privacy | Your data, your control | Browser-only, no server storage | Shared with law firm |
Record Sweep
- Cost
- $199
- Time investment
- 15 minutes
- Dispute letters
- 164 pre-written
- Legal citations
- Included (FCRA § 611)
- Companies covered
- All 164
- Company addresses
- CFPB-verified & included
- Privacy
- Browser-only, no server storage
DIY (Free)
- Cost
- Free
- Time investment
- 20–40 hours
- Dispute letters
- You write each one
- Legal citations
- Research yourself
- Companies covered
- However many you find
- Company addresses
- You look them up
- Privacy
- Your data, your control
FCRA Attorney
- Cost
- $1,500–$5,000+
- Time investment
- Varies
- Dispute letters
- Attorney writes
- Legal citations
- Included
- Companies covered
- Varies
- Company addresses
- Included
- Privacy
- Shared with law firm
Or you could do this yourself
Here’s what that looks like: research 164+ background check companies. Find their mailing addresses, dispute emails, and compliance departments. Write a legally-compliant FCRA dispute letter for each one. Mail or email every letter individually. Track which companies respond within 30 days. Follow up with the ones that don’t. Repeat until your record is actually gone.
164+
companies to contact
40+ hrs
of research and writing
$80+
in postage alone
Or we handle all of it for $199.
We follow up. They have 30 days.
Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), background check companies are legally required to investigate and respond within 30 days of receiving a dispute. If they don’t comply, they face federal penalties.
We don’t just send the letters and walk away. We track the 30-day window for every company and follow up to confirm they’ve removed your record.
Satisfaction guaranteed — if your records aren’t removed, you get a full refund.
$199
One-time purchase. 164 dispute letters. 15 minutes.
That's about $1.21 per company.
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Complete the process from start to finish. The DIY Expungement Kit gives you pre-filled court forms, a step-by-step checklist, and guided support through filing, all reviewed by our team within 1-2 business days.
Your record was cleared for a reason.
Make it count everywhere — not just in the courthouse.
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This is not legal advice.
This guide explains how the law works in general terms. Whether you qualify depends on your specific record, and a judge makes the final call. If your situation is complicated — multiple convictions, charges in multiple states, or a previous denial — consulting a lawyer who handles expungement is worth the cost of a consultation.
Last updated: March 26, 2026