Instructions for Petition for Order of Nondisclosure Under Section 411.0731 - Texas

This document was released by Texas Courts and contains official instructions for Petition for Order of Nondisclosure Under Section 411.0731 . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure?
A: A Petition for Order of Nondisclosure is a legal document filed in Texas that seeks to have criminal records sealed or hidden from public view.

Q: What is Section 411.0731 of the Texas law?
A: Section 411.0731 of the Texas law provides the eligibility criteria and procedure for filing a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure.

Q: What is the purpose of filing a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure?
A: The purpose of filing a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure is to restrict access to certain criminal records, making them unavailable to the general public.

Q: Who is eligible to file a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure?
A: Eligibility criteria may vary, but generally individuals who have successfully completed deferred adjudication probation for certain offenses may be eligible to file a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure.

Q: What offenses are eligible for a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure?
A: Eligibility for a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure depends on the specific statutes and offenses listed in Section 411.0731 of the Texas law.

Q: What is the process for filing a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure?
A: The process for filing a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure involves completing and submitting the petition form, paying the required fees, and attending a court hearing.

Q: How long does it take for a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure to be processed?
A: Processing time can vary, but it typically takes several months for a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure to be processed by the court.

Q: Can a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure guarantee complete sealing of criminal records?
A: No, a Petition for Order of Nondisclosure does not guarantee complete sealing of criminal records. Some government entities and certain individuals may still be able to access the sealed records.