Since you served prison time; expungement is not available to you.

You just publicly confessed to federal felony mail theft, for which, YES, you could be arrested and charged. . Stop talking publicly about it,...

By consulting with an attorney familiar with the new 'law', to determine if you and your conviction both qualify for relief. Not all categories...

Well, if you don't know how to effectively do it, then your logical answer is to hire an experienced attorney to represent you in doing so. ...

So, that's your story and you're sticking to it, right? By the way, stop talking about the facts and defense claims of the case publicly, like...

No one here can answer all those questions with informed opinion based upon your 'insufficient' details of facts, and not without researching your...

"is there any legal action "? No. That was no different than dropping a dollar bill on the ground, leaving and then coming back for it later, and...

"What can I do"? Don't "miss" court dates. Your remedy now would be to hire an attorney to file appropriate Appeals and Motions to 'try' to get...

Since DMV doesn't want to 'discuss' it with you, you can hire an attorney to try to resolve the issues, possibly by having to file a formal appeal...

As to fraudulent car title transfer, if and when it occurs, make a prompt notice to DMV of the state the car is registered in, or where it gets...