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Post-expungement cleanup

Your record was expunged.
But 164 companies didn't get the memo.

Courts clear government records. But 164+ private companies including Checkr, Sterling, LexisNexis, and BeenVerified still hold the old data and keep selling it to employers, landlords, and anyone who pays.

$199 one-time · 164 dispute letters · about 15 minutes to start

The real bottleneck

Expungement fixes one system. There are two.

The court updated its records. But the private companies that profit from selling your arrest data never got the notice.

Court System

Updated
  • Processes your expungement petition
  • Updates court records
  • Issues official court order
  • Notifies state agencies (varies by state)

Private Companies

NOT Updated
  • 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:

CheckrSterlingHireRightFirst AdvantageLexisNexisBeenVerifiedSpokeoTruthFinderInteliusCoreLogic+154 more

Record Sweep closes the gap. We generate dispute letters for every company—so your expungement actually works everywhere.

Coverage database

164 companies. Five categories.

Every company below may be holding and reselling your old record information. Record Sweep is built to notify each one with the right dispute structure.

Employment Background Check Companies

60 companies

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 companies

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 companies

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 companies

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 companies

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

Total companies covered

164

One dispute letter for each

Database updated from CFPB 2025 Consumer Reporting Company List and direct company research.

One purchase, full sweep

164+ companies. One purchase handles all of them.

This is the same dispute infrastructure you would otherwise have to research, write, send, and follow up on manually.

One-time payment · Satisfaction guaranteed

Simple process

How it works

Three steps. About fifteen minutes. 164 companies notified with the correct dispute structure.

Step-by-step

Three steps. About fifteen minutes.

Enter your details

5 minutes

Provide your name, case info, and court order details. Everything stays in your browser — we never store your data on our servers.

2

We generate 164+ personalized letters

Instant

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.

3

Print, sign, send

10 minutes

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.

Included in the sweep

What you get

Everything you need to notify background check companies that your record has been cleared, without building the system yourself.

  • 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
Sample Dispute LetterPersonalized

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

Legal foundation

Backed by federal law

Record Sweep letters are built on the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the federal law that gives you the right to dispute inaccurate information held by consumer reporting agencies.

Verified Law15 U.S.C. § 1681i

Right to Dispute Inaccurate Information

When you send a dispute letter, the consumer reporting agency must conduct a reasonable reinvestigation within 30 days. If they cannot verify the information, they must delete it from your file and notify you of the results.

Cornell Law School
Verified Law15 U.S.C. § 1681e(b)

CRA Duty to Ensure Maximum Possible Accuracy

Consumer reporting agencies must follow reasonable procedures to assure maximum possible accuracy of the information in consumer reports. Reporting an expunged or sealed record violates this duty.

Cornell Law School
Verified Law15 U.S.C. § 1681n / 1681o

Damages for Willful or Negligent Violations

If a company willfully or negligently fails to comply with FCRA requirements, they may be liable for actual damages, statutory damages up to $1,000 per violation, punitive damages, and attorney's fees.

Cornell Law School

This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for legal guidance specific to your situation.

Option comparison

Compare your options

You can always do this yourself for free. Record Sweep saves you the research, writing, company lookup, and follow-up burden.

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

DIY reality

Or you could do this yourself

That means researching 164+ background check companies, finding the right compliance contact, drafting legally-compliant disputes one by one, tracking the 30-day response window, and following up until the record is actually gone.

Companies to contact

164+

Each one needs a dispute letter

Time burden

40+ hrs

Researching, writing, and following up

Out-of-pocket costs

$80+

Postage alone, before your time

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.

Simple pricing

One purchase handles the full sweep.

We prepare 164+ dispute letters and the follow-up system behind them. No subscription. No upsell maze. No paying per company.

One-time purchase · Dispute letters included · About 15 minutes to start

Price

$199

About $1.21 per company

Billing

One-time

No subscription or recurring fee

Start time

15 minutes

Short intake, then generate letters

Privacy-first intake, encrypted handling, and a sweep workflow that replaces the research, writing, and follow-up burden with one guided path.

Questions people ask most

Frequently asked questions

The practical questions around privacy, timing, FCRA rights, and whether Record Sweep is worth doing yourself.

Privacy-first, no account required
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Add DIY Kit for $76

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.

Add DIY Kit - $76Bundle price: $275 (normally $348)

Final call

Your record was cleared for a reason.

Make it count everywhere, not just in the courthouse.

One-time payment · 164 dispute letters · 30-day satisfaction guarantee

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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