Juvenile
JV-591: Acknowledgment of Juvenile Record Sealed
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form confirms that a juvenile's court record has been legally sealed, meaning the records are hidden from public view and the youth can legally say the offense never happened. Courts, attorneys, and young people use this form to document that sealing has been completed so the juvenile can move forward without the record affecting employment, education, or housing opportunities.
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Forms that go with JV-591
JV-595RequiredRequest to Seal Juvenile RecordsThe Notice of Hearing on Bail/Detention (JV-595) is required to formally notify all parties of the bail and release hearing at which JV-591 will be issued or contested.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Request to Change Court Order (JV-180) is frequently filed alongside JV-591 when a party seeks to modify existing detention or release conditions set by a prior court order.›JV-500Often filed with itParentage InquiryThe Jurisdictional/Dispositional Hearing Order (JV-500) establishes the court's findings and orders that often precede or accompany bail and release determinations in juvenile proceedings.›JV-520Next stepFax Filing Cover SheetThe Probation Conditions (JV-520) form is used to specify the terms and conditions attached to a juvenile's release, directly complementing the Bail and Release Order.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-588Order After Judicial Review on Petition for Public Disclosure of a Deceased Child's Juvenile Dependency Case File›JV-589Acknowledgment of Juvenile Diversion Record Sealed (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 786.5)›JV-590Order to Seal Juvenile Records—Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781›JV-592Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-593Notice of Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-594Response to Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›