The document discusses a person's plans to become a bail enforcement agent and own a handgun at age 21. However, the person was involuntarily committed to mental institutions twice as a minor. Most states seal juvenile records automatically, but firearms registration requires self-disclosure of commitments. Expungement procedures vary by state and typically apply to criminal convictions, not civil commitments like involuntary holds. Federal and state laws on firearms and mental health must both be considered.

1. Bail Enforcement Agent
I was mentally instituted at the ages 13 1/2 & 17 1/2 by my parents. I was on medication until
the age of 19, April 26, 2009. I plan on owning a handgun at the age of 21 after I get my 2 year
college degree & become a Bail Enforcement Agent? Plus I have No Criminal Record nor
offenses. States are: Louisiana Texas Oklahoma California Tennessee Arizona. Well, I have
your answer. In most states juvenile records are automatically sealed, but the firearms
registration paperwork requires self-disclosure, so whether they are sealed or not doesn't
matter. Expungement procedures vary from state to state, but expungement is generally for
criminal convictions, not civil commitments. For firearms purchase and mental health see both
Federal and state firearms laws. For a summary, listing or links to those, you may want to check
out the NRA website: Also Google: Firearms mental health
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