Drug expungement intake that confirms case closure up front
The intake asks whether the conviction was a drug offense, whether the case and any probation or drug court program have fully closed, and whether the person has stayed conviction-free since — collecting court and case number details before the lead ever reaches your CRM.
The exact intake your drug conviction expungement leads complete
This is the real 8-question guided intake for Drug Conviction Expungement — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified drug conviction expungement lead should tell you
Clearing, sealing, or setting aside a prior drug conviction (possession, sale, manufacturing, or paraphernalia) once the case, including any probation or drug court program, has fully ended.
- Conviction Want Clear From
- Conviction Drug Offense (
- Want This Drug Conviction
- Case Fully Ended —
- Stayed Free Any New
- Complete Any Required Treatment,
- Know State, Court, And
- Represented By Lawyer This
The questions your team needs answered
Every drug conviction expungement intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Is the conviction you want to clear from a court in the United States? | Expungement law is jurisdiction-specific, so a conviction from outside a U.S. court generally can't be cleared through this process. |
| Was the conviction for a drug offense (for example, possession, possession with intent, sale, manufacturing, or paraphernalia)? | Confirms the underlying conviction is actually a drug offense rather than a different criminal matter that belongs on a different intake. |
| Do you want this drug conviction expunged, sealed, or set aside (not fighting a new charge)? | Separates people who want an old conviction cleared from people fighting a new charge, which is active defense work, not expungement. |
| Has your case fully ended — including any probation, parole, drug court program, or supervised release? | Most expungement statutes require the case, probation, parole, or drug court program to be fully finished before a petition can even be filed. |
| Have you stayed free of any new criminal convictions since the drug case ended? | A conviction-free stretch since the case ended is a common statutory requirement, so a new conviction can reset or block eligibility. |
| Did you complete any required treatment, classes, fines, or restitution from the case? | Unpaid fines, unfinished treatment, or outstanding restitution can be grounds for a court to deny the petition outright. |
| Do you know the state, court, and case number (or can you find them)? | Missing state, court, or case number means extra research time before the case can even be located and evaluated. |
| Are you currently represented by a lawyer for this expungement matter? | Existing representation on this specific matter signals the caller may already be handled, which changes how the lead should be treated rather than assumed as new business. |
How Cliont scores drug conviction expungement leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Conviction Want Clear From: yes
- Conviction Drug Offense (: yes
- Want This Drug Conviction: yes
- Case Fully Ended —: yes
- Stayed Free Any New: yes
- Complete Any Required Treatment,: yes
Lower-fit signals
- Represented By Lawyer This: no
See the lead your team receives
Drug Conviction Expungement Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for drug conviction expungement workflows
| Cliont capability | Drug Conviction Expungement application |
|---|---|
| Conditional branching | If the conviction isn't from a U.S. court or wasn't a drug offense, the intake shortens the flow instead of walking an unqualified caller through the full expungement questionnaire. |
| Weighted scoring | Case closure, a clean record since the case ended, and completed treatment or fines carry the heaviest weight, since those are the facts that actually determine expungement eligibility. |
| Lower-fit flagging | Callers who report existing representation on this specific matter are flagged as lower-fit so you can decide whether it's a referral, a second opinion, or not a fit. |
| Structured case-detail capture | State, court, and case number are collected up front so there's something to pull the record against before the first conversation. |
| CRM routing | Only leads with closed cases and a clean record since are pushed to your CRM as consultation-ready, cutting down on free consultations for matters that aren't actually eligible yet. |
Common drug conviction expungement lead scenarios
Fully closed case, clean record
Case, probation, and any drug court program have ended, no new convictions since, and required treatment or fines are paid — this scores as a strong candidate for a consultation.
Still finishing probation or drug court
The case hasn't fully ended yet, so the intake scores this lower and lets you decide whether to schedule now or wait until supervision is complete.
New conviction since the case ended
A prior drug case is otherwise closed, but a later conviction resets many states' eligibility clocks, so this lead is flagged for closer review instead of an automatic booking.
Already has counsel for the matter
The caller answers yes to already being represented on this specific expungement, a lower-fit signal that lets you triage rather than assume it's a fresh opportunity.
Conviction from outside a U.S. court
The record they want cleared came from a foreign court, which most U.S. expungement statutes can't reach, so the intake routes this differently from a domestic case.
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Drug Conviction Expungement lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake decide if a case is actually ready for expungement?
It checks whether the case, probation, or drug court program has fully ended, whether the person has stayed conviction-free since, and whether required treatment, classes, fines, or restitution were completed — the combination most expungement statutes require.
What happens if the caller is fighting a new charge instead of clearing an old one?
The intake asks directly whether they want the drug conviction expunged, sealed, or set aside rather than contesting a new charge, so those callers are separated out from true expungement matters.
Does the intake flag callers who already have a lawyer for this matter?
Yes — current representation on the expungement itself is a lower-fit signal, so those leads still come through but are marked differently than a fresh, unrepresented caller.
Can this intake handle convictions from outside the United States?
It asks whether the conviction is from a U.S. court first; non-U.S. convictions score lower since domestic expungement law generally can't reach a foreign record.
What case details does the intake collect before a consultation?
It asks whether the person knows or can find the state, court, and case number, so you have enough to start pulling the record before the consultation happens.
Does this cover expungement for convictions other than drug offenses?
This page is built specifically for drug convictions; for other record types, Cliont also has intake for expungement and record sealing, misdemeanor expungement, felony expungement, and DUI expungement.
Turn drug conviction expungement visitors into qualified cases
Give every drug conviction expungement visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.