Vermont Eviction Record Sealing: No Law Yet After H.772 Failed
Vermont has no eviction sealing statute after H.772 failed in the Senate 15-16. Learn the reporting limits, the consent rule and how to dispute errors.
Utah Eviction Record Sealing: Automatic Expungement After 3 Years
Utah expunges dismissed evictions after 3 years automatically and lets you petition once a nonpayment judgment is paid. Here is how each path works.
Texas Eviction Record Sealing: No Statute, Only a Rule 76a Motion
Texas has no eviction sealing law. See how Rule 76a works, why judgments stay public, and how the 7-year reporting limit and FCRA disputes help.
Tennessee Eviction Record Sealing: No Law After HB 1940 Failed
Tennessee has no way to seal a detainer warrant, and HB 1940 failed in 2026. What it would have done, why the first hearing matters, and FCRA limits.
South Dakota Eviction Record Sealing: Only by Court Records Rule
South Dakota has no eviction sealing statute, but SDCL 15-15A-13 lets a party ask a judge to block public access. How it works and FCRA limits.
South Carolina Eviction Record Sealing: Not Allowed, Bills Stalled
South Carolina has no way to seal or expunge an ejectment, even one you won. What S. 56 and S. 744 proposed, and how FCRA limits screening reports.
Rhode Island Eviction Record Sealing: 4 Grounds, Once Per 5 Years
Since 2024, R.I. Gen. Laws 34-18-60 makes District Court seal eviction cases on four grounds. Timing, forms DC-105/DC-107, and the 5-year limit.
Pennsylvania Eviction Record Sealing: Not Yet, Even if Withdrawn
Pennsylvania won’t seal eviction records, even withdrawn ones, and HB 1095 is still in the Senate. How to fix the record and use FCRA in the meantime.
Oregon Eviction Record Sealing: Automatic Each Year, or by Motion
Oregon courts seal qualifying eviction cases every December, and ORS 105.163 lets you move to seal sooner with no filing fee. Who qualifies and when.
Oklahoma Eviction Record Sealing: No Statute, SB 815 Stalled
Oklahoma has no eviction sealing law and SB 815 stalled in committee. What 51 O.S. 24A.29 allows, and how FCRA limits screening reports.