; against (B) the interest of the petitioner in having the petition granted, including the benefit to the petition’s ability to positively contribute to the community, and the petitioner’s conduct and demonstrated desire to be rehabilitated. (e) Court To consider and decide upon petitions The Court shall consider and decide upon each petition for which the court receives a recommendation from the Review Board. The Court’s decision to grant or deny the petition shall give significant weight to the Review Board recommendation. The Court shall grant the petition unless the Government shows the interests described in subsection (d)(3)(A) outweigh the interests of the petitioner described in subsection (d)(3)(B). (f) One opportunity A youth may only file a petition for expungement or sealing under this subchapter once and the decision of the district court on the petition shall be final and is not appealable. (g) Online forms for petitions The Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts shall create and make available to the public, online and in paper form, a universal form to file a petition under this section, and establish a process under which indigent petitioners may obtain a waiver of any fee for filing a petition under this section. (h) Making available standard forms for court orders The Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts shall create and make available to the Chief Judge of every Federal district standard expungement and sealing orders that empower the petitioner to seek destruction of records in accordance with the order. 3632. Expungement and sealing for youth (a) Expungement petition eligibility A youth may petition a district court of the United States for expungement— (1) of the record of any misdemeanor or nonviolent felony drug conviction 3 years after the youth has completed every term of imprisonment related to that misdemeanor or nonviolent felony drug conviction