Rasa Legal

Rasa Legal, based in South Salt Lake, US, specializes in providing affordable and essential legal services for record clearance, helping individuals with criminal records improve their opportunities for employment and housing. Rasa Legal is a public benefit corporation dedicated to simplifying the record clearance process for individuals with criminal records. Founded in 2022 in South Salt Lake, Utah, the company has completed one funding round to date. On March 10, 2026, Rasa Legal raised USD 5.

00 mn in a Seed funding round led by Rethink Real Estate, with participation from Halogen, Richard King Mellon Foundation, and Social Finance. The company has not undergone any pivots since its inception. Rasa Legal offers a core service that simplifies the record clearance process for individuals with criminal records. The company provides an online eligibility screening tool for a fee of USD 25, which helps users determine their eligibility for expungement, sealing, or set-aside of records.

Rasa’s licensed legal team reviews cases and guides clients on the best legal strategies. Operating in Utah, Pennsylvania, and Arizona, Rasa plans to expand its services to other states, catering to justice-impacted individuals and organizations advocating for fair chance hiring. Rasa Legal generates revenue through its record clearance services, charging USD 25 for the eligibility screening tool. This fee serves as an entry point for clients to engage with the company’s legal services, allowing them to hire Rasa for the record clearance process at a cost-effective rate compared to traditional law firms.

Rasa’s transparent pricing structure distinguishes it from conventional legal services, and the company has processed thousands of cases leading to successful sealing or expungement of records. In March 2026, Rasa Legal raised USD 5. 00 mn in Seed funding to expand its leadership team, accelerate product development, and scale its criminal record sealing and expungement services across the United States. The company is targeting expansion into additional states beyond Utah, Pennsylvania, and Arizona, although specific states and timelines have not yet been disclosed.