Kern County — My‑Clean‑Slate
(2026‑accurate, county‑specific)
Clear your record in Kern County
My‑Clean‑Slate helps you seal old convictions, dismissals, and arrests so you can move forward with confidence. We handle eligibility, forms, filing, and final court orders.
Kern County uses county‑specific expungement forms and requires accurate case information. You must file at the correct courthouse and follow local submission rules. After filing, the District Attorney reviews your petition before the court decides. Processing times vary across Kern County locations.
What you can seal in Kern County
Convictions under PC §1203.4, §1203.41, §1203.42.
Arrests not leading to conviction under PC §851.87.
Diversion dismissals, including mental health diversion.
Prop 47 / Prop 64 relief.
Juvenile records under WIC §781.
SB 731 automatic and petition‑based relief.
Kern’s DA reviews petitions closely; strong declarations and proof of rehabilitation improve outcomes.
How My‑Clean‑Slate works in Kern County
Eligibility Check — We analyze your Kern County record and identify all relief options.
We Prepare Every Form — CR‑180, CR‑181, declarations, and attachments.
We File & Serve — Kern requires in‑person or mailed filing for some cases; DA service required.
Court Follow‑Through — We track hearings and deliver your final order.
Kern County process details
Courthouses
Kern County Superior Court — 1415 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93301
Metro Justice Building — 1215 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93301
Filing Fees
No filing fee for expungement petitions.
Local Forms
Standard statewide forms; Kern may request supplemental rehabilitation statements.
DA Review Pattern
DA reviews nearly all petitions; objections common for recent offenses or unpaid restitution.
Timeline (2026)
12–18 weeks from filing to order.
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Why My‑Clean‑Slate
Start your Kern County expungement
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Full‑service filing
Transparent pricing
Human support