Getting A Business Loan Is Tough Even When You Don't Have An Arrest Record
Just because you were arrested in the past, don’t allow your criminal arrest history to needlessly derail your dreams and ambitions.
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For more than 20 years we have sealed and expunged criminal arrest records. We use that exeprtise and know-how to see that our client's cases are professionally handled with great care.
ANYONE SEEKING A BUSINESS LOAN OR A COMMERCIAL LINE OF CREDIT
…ERASE YOUR ARREST RECORD BEFORE YOU ARE DENIED!!!
Criminal arrest records are Public Records in Florida unless they are Sealed or Expunged.
Don’t give lenders an easy excuse to deny your business loan.
The reality is your company’s future can be defined by what people see about you. A criminal arrest record is not invisible. In today’s world, your criminal record is there for everyone to see. Find out if you are qualified to have your Florida criminal record expunged.
But, it doesn’t have to be that way….Act Now!
Give Your Business A Fighting Chance By Cleaning Up Your Criminal Arrest History
Good companies with hard working employees are denied business loans every day because of a criminal arrest history.
There is a Legal Process That Erases Criminal Arrest Records
It’s called seal/expunging a criminal history. When your record is sealed or expunged, you can answer “no” to being arrested on bank loan applications.
Florida Law Allows Persons Whose Record Was Sealed or Expunged to Deny Having a Criminal Record.
That means you can legally deny being arrested. You can literally ERASE YOUR CASE.
Don’t Try to Explain Away Your Arrest On A Bank Loan Application
Instead, remove it entirely from the discussion by Sealing/Expunging your criminal arrest record history.
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