Question 1

How do I remove my mugshot from the internet?

Accepted Answer

You can remove your mugshot from the internet by submitting takedown requests to mugshot websites like arrests.org, and by pursuing expungement or sealing of your Florida criminal record. Adjura handles the entire process — from eligibility assessment to submitting removal requests to Google, data brokers, and background check sites.

Question 2

Can I expunge my criminal record in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Many Floridians are eligible to expunge or seal their criminal record under Florida Statutes §943.0585 and §943.059. Eligibility depends on the charge, disposition, and your prior criminal history. Adjura provides a 48-hour eligibility assessment to determine your options.

Question 3

How do I remove my mugshot from arrests.org?

Accepted Answer

To remove your mugshot from arrests.org, you typically need to submit a compliant takedown request, often backed by a court order or expungement. Adjura handles these requests on your behalf as part of our Florida record remediation service.

Question 4

How long does mugshot removal take in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Initial mugshot removal requests can take days to weeks depending on the website. Legal expungement or sealing in Florida typically takes several months after filing. Adjura provides an initial eligibility review within 48 hours and guides you through each step.

Question 5

Will expunging my record remove me from background checks?

Accepted Answer

Once a Florida record is expunged, most employers and the general public cannot access it. However, some government agencies and law enforcement may still see sealed or expunged records. Adjura also submits removal requests to commercial background check databases as part of the remediation process.

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