Criminal Records Program
Offered by Georgia Justice Project (GJP)
438 Edgewood Ave, Atlanta, 30312
(404) 827-0027 · more numbers below
GJP helps people with Georgia arrests clean up their records. This can include sealing or restricting records, fixing mistakes, First Offender issues, pardons, and housing denials based on a record.
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Cost & format
Free · In person or online
Schedule
- Info sessions on the first Friday of each month, 10:00–11:30 AM; intake closed in December
Who this is for
People trying to find work or housing who are held back by a Georgia criminal record. Only arrests that happened in Georgia. If you have an updated GCIC report, send it with your application; if not, intake staff will ask for one for you.
How to apply
Sign up for and attend a First Fridays session, then follow the intake steps you are given. If you cannot attend, call the records intake line, ext. 238, and staff will send an application and consent forms.
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The details that matter
- Accepts felony records
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Case types
- Record expungementFrom the description, not confirmed
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