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When an individual is placed on the Central Registry, the individual may request that the entry be amended or expunged. The expungement request initiates this process.
It is strongly encouraged that you include documentation that supports good cause for removal of your name. Examples include but are not limited to: completed treatment or therapy, completion of classes relating to why you were placed on the Central Registry (such as parenting classes), or letters from therapists or sponsors that you work with.
The process can take up to 30 days.
You will receive a letter letting you know the outcome of your expungement request.
The entry will be removed immediately.
Your options include gathering the documentation requested in the denial letter to support expungement, or you can request an appeal hearing (also referred to as an administrative hearing).
Please email or mail a request for an appeal hearing to the individual listed on your expungement denial letter, indicating that you are requesting an appeal hearing.
For additional information, see the Public Guidance Document.