; and (3) the term State includes the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and any other territory or possession of the United States. 3632. Requirements for expungement No individual shall be eligible for an order of expungement under this subchapter unless, before filing a petition under this subchapter, such individual fulfills all requirements of the sentence for the conviction for which expungement is sought, including completion of any term of imprisonment or period of probation, meeting all conditions of a supervised release, and paying all fines. 3633. Procedure for expungement (a) Petition An individual may file a petition for expungement of a conviction in the court in which the conviction was obtained. A copy of the petition shall be served by the court upon the United States Attorney for the judicial district of that court. (b) Opportunity for Government To contest petition Not later than 60 days after the date a copy of a petition is served on the Government under subsection (a), the Government may, if the Government determines the facts do not support the petition, inform the court and the petitioner that the Government opposes granting expungement. If the Government does so inform the court and the petitioner, the court shall allow the Government and the petitioner an opportunity to present evidence and argument relating to the petition. (c) Court-Ordered expungement If, after the passage of the 60-day period described in subsection (a) or earlier, if the Government informs the court it will not oppose granting expungement or if proceedings related to that opposition have been completed, the court determines the preponderance of the evidence before the court supports the granting of expungement under this subchapter, the court shall issue an order granting that expungement. If the court determines the petition is not supported by the preponderance of the evidence before the court, the court shall deny the petition. 3634. Effect of expungement (a) In general An order granting expungement under this