Iowa Eviction Record Sealing: No Expungement, Even If You Won
Iowa has no law to seal or expunge eviction records. Learn how to stop a filing, why one case can show twice, and how to fix screening reports.
Indiana Eviction Record Sealing: Automatic When You Win
Indiana courts must seal dismissed and tenant-won evictions on their own. Since 2025 you can also seal paid judgments. IC 32-31-11 explained.
Illinois Eviction Record Sealing: Section 9-121 and the Removal Motion
Illinois judges can seal baseless eviction files under 735 ILCS 5/9-121, and must seal foreclosure cases and cases naming minors. How to file.
Idaho Eviction Record Sealing: Automatic Shield for Dismissed Cases
Idaho shields dismissed eviction cases filed since 2025 after 3 years, or at once with a stipulation. Judgments need a Rule 32 motion. Here is how.
Hawaii Eviction Record Sealing: No Statute, but Mediation Comes First
Hawaii has no eviction sealing law, but since Feb. 2026 nonpayment cases need a 10-day notice and mediation first. Here is how to keep a case unfiled.
Georgia Eviction Record Sealing: The Rule 6(D) Motion to Limit Access
Georgia has no eviction sealing statute. Here is how a Rule 6(D) motion works, why tender within 7 days matters, and how FCRA limits reports.
Florida Eviction Record Sealing: No Statute, Only a Narrow Motion
Florida has no eviction sealing law. Learn the Rule 2.420 confidentiality motion, the registry deadline that avoids default, and FCRA’s 7-year limit.
Delaware Eviction Record Sealing: Free Shielding by Motion
Delaware courts must shield dismissed, settled and tenant-won evictions, and paid judgments after 5 years, under 25 Del. C. 5720. No filing fee.
Connecticut Eviction Record Sealing: Offline in 30 Days If You Win
Connecticut pulls withdrawn, dismissed and tenant-won eviction cases off the court website within 30 days and bans their use in tenant screening.
Colorado Eviction Record Sealing: Suppressed From Day One
Colorado suppresses every eviction record at filing and opens it only after a possession order. Landlords also cannot weigh rental history over 7 years old.