Both paid packets — conviction (§100A) or non-conviction (§100C) — are reviewed and signed by a licensed Massachusetts attorney, so what you get is legal advice for your case, not just information. There's no government or court fee to seal.
Start with Allie and run your eligibility & conflict check — no account, no payment.
A finished, attorney-signed Petition to Seal — your legal advice.
The full packet, plus time with the attorney directly.
Free to start · no payment required to check eligibility · No government or court fee to seal · Secure payment through LawPay — we never store your card details
A waiting-period and eligibility check (3 years misdemeanor / 7 years felony), your completed petition to the Commissioner of Probation, a cover letter, and exact mailing instructions to 1 Ashburton Place, Room 405, Boston.
Confirmation your case qualifies (dismissal, nolle prosequi, no-bill, or not-guilty finding), your completed petition for the District Court or BMC where the case began, and step-by-step filing instructions.
The supporting documents to gather — your CORI, court dockets, and any proof of dates — organized so your petition is complete the first time you file or mail it.
A licensed MA attorney reviews and signs your petition, plus three written questions to the reviewing attorney through your dashboard.
Solo ($149) is the complete attorney-reviewed product — your completed Petition to Seal, filing or mailing instructions, supporting materials, and three questions to the attorney from your dashboard. The Guided tier ($299) adds up to a 30-minute consult by phone or Zoom, where the attorney walks your record and eligibility with you, plus priority review.
Yes — the eligibility check costs nothing and requires no payment. It's AI-generated information to help you understand your options. You only pay if you want it turned into an attorney-reviewed Petition to Seal. There's also no government or court fee to seal a record in Massachusetts.
No. We prepare your petition and a licensed MA attorney reviews it, but eligibility and the final decision rest with the Commissioner of Probation (for convictions) or the court (for non-convictions). We can't and don't promise a result.
If we can't help you — a conflict, an offense that can't be sealed, or a matter outside record sealing (for example, expungement under §§100E–100U) — we'll tell you and give you a full refund.