I am wanting to re enlist in the arm but I have a DUI if I have my DUI sealed or expunged would I be able to?

If you were convicted of DUI and part of your sentence included probation you may reenlist once you have completed the probation. If you are due to reenlist before the conclusion of probation you may be allowed to have your probation terminated early. Whether a judge will consider terminating your probation early depends upon the facts of your DUI, how much probation you have completed, whether you have violated your probation, whether you have completed your sentence, and many other factors. You should contact a DUI lawyer, if you didn't retain an attorney for your DUI, to discuss your situation more completely.

In California, DUIs remain on your DMV record for 10 years and cannot be expunged from your DMV record. The DUI convictions may be expunged from the court records, at the discretion of a judge, but can still be used as enhancements for future DUI filings and convictions. Whether or not this will affect your ability to re-enlist is something that you should talk to your recruiter about. Your recruiter should be able to tell you.

You can't have it sealed , but you can get it expunged. That may help with the Army. You need to ask your recruiter, since it is his decision, based on his chain of command rules. Doing it will help you in private employment the rest of your life.

You would have to ask a recruiter. Generally, they will not take you unless you are off of probation.

Expungement will not hide it.