; and (B) with any further proceedings relating to the issuance of a Federal certificate of rehabilitation under this section. (5) Evidence presented by Chief Probation Officer (A) In general In determining whether to issue a Federal certificate of rehabilitation under paragraph (1), the court shall provide the Chief Probation Officer for the judicial district in which the eligible offender was convicted or served a term of supervised release an opportunity to present evidence in support or opposition to the issuance of a Federal certificate of rehabilitation under this section. (B) Presumption If the court receives a written recommendation from a Chief Probation Officer under subparagraph (A) in favor of issuing a Federal certificate of rehabilitation for an eligible offender, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that the Federal certificate of rehabilitation should be issued. (6) Evidence presented by United States Attorney (A) In general In determining whether to issue a Federal certificate of rehabilitation under paragraph (1), the court shall provide the appropriate office of the United States Attorney an opportunity to present evidence in support or opposition to the issuance of the Federal certificate of rehabilitation, including any information from any victim and any State or local prosecutor and law enforcement agency associated with the underlying conviction. (B) Requirement In presenting evidence under subparagraph (A), the office of the United States Attorney shall act in compliance with section 3771. (c) Sense of Congress as to the effect of Federal certificates of rehabilitation It is the sense of Congress that— (1) a Federal certificate of rehabilitation shall act as an expungement of any prior conviction of an eligible offender for the purposes of any employment, licensing, education, housing, or other determination