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Expunging A Juvenile Record

ORS 419A.262 — four years after the last termination and age 18, or at once for a prostitution record from under 18

  • At least four years have passed since the most recent termination, and the person is 18 years of age or older
  • No felony or Class A misdemeanor conviction since then, unless set aside
  • Nothing pending against the person in criminal or juvenile court, and no known investigation
  • No restitution owed
  • ORS 419A.262
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On the application of the person or the juvenile department, or on its own motion, the juvenile court orders expunction when it finds all of those, after a hearing if the matter is contested.

  • ORS 419A.262

No wait for this one. A record of conduct that would be prostitution if done by an adult, from when the person was under 18 years of age, is expunged on application with no waiting period.

  • ORS 419A.262
Sources for this section (1)
  1. ORS 419A.262 — Application for expunction of records relating to certain misdemeanors, prostitution and certain sex crimes

Legal information, not legal advice. Verified as of October 2026. Applying it to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Oregon attorney.

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