Oh yeah, these are good, juicy, false cognates... "donde los haya".
(expedient in English means "a means to an end" and that has nothing to do with the Spanish "expediente" in the sense of "records"...
ni harto de vino.)

(Although the word "expediente" in Spanish also has the sense of "means, resource, procedure used to solve a difficulty" as well...)
Oxford Superlex gives,
expediente2 m
1 a (documentos) file, dossier;
ponga este documento en el expediente del Sr Gómez = put this document in Mr Gómez’s
file;
el expediente del paciente = the patient’s (medical)
records;
expediente académico = student record;
un arquitecto con un brillante expediente profesional = an architect with a brilliant track record;
cubrir el expediente = to do enough to get by