Arizona, Federal Expungement Relief, Felony, Misdemeanor, Pardons.

Arizona

ARIZONA RESTORATION OF CIVIL RIGHTS/GUN RIGHTS Only $199 dollars

If you were convicted of a misdemeanor, you never lost any of your civil rights. If you were convicted of a felony in Superior Court and have successfully completed probation, you are entitled to have your civil rights restored.

If you were sentenced to state prison, or any Arizona Department of Corrections facility, you are also entitled to have your civil rights restored upon completion of your sentence. However, restoration of the civil rights of an offender who was sentenced to state prison requires an Absolute Discharge from the Arizona Department of Corrections.

This additional data can be obtained for you by Criminal History Cleaners as part of the Restoration of Civil Rights process but could delay submission of your paperwork to the Court for adjudication by a few weeks. A two year waiting period applies to repeat offenders before eligibility tolls.

If you meet the requirements for eligibility, Criminal History Cleaners will complete your document preparation, file and serve all interested parties with a Motion for Restoration of Civil Rights and Gun Rights. There is no charge for obtaining the Absolute Discharge. Criminal History Cleaners LDA Professionals will help you prepare your documents, we will file the documents and serve all interested parties with a Motion to Restore Your Civil Rights or Gun Rights. We will do everything we can as Legal Document Assistants to help you through the process and get your Court Order.

Criminal History Cleaners charges only $199 dollars for the entire Expungement process. To get started, click here, send us an e-mail or call our office today:

Toll Free (888) 237-4059

*Certain Restrictions Apply to Domestic Violence Cases.

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ARIZONA VACATE JUDGMENT OF GUILT AND DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
Only $199 dollars

If you were convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony in Superior Court and have successfully completed probation, you are entitled to have your judgment of guilt vacated and the charges against you dismissed.

Arizona Revised Statute 13-907 states that every person convicted of a criminal offense, on fulfillment of the conditions of probation or sentence and discharge by the court, may apply to the judge or magistrate who pronounced sentence or imposed probation to have the judgment of guilt set aside.

If the judge or magistrate, grants the application, the court shall set aside the judgment of guilt, dismiss the accusations or information and order that the person be released from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction.

The requirements for eligibility are: (1) You can’t be serving a sentence for any other offense; (2) You can’t have any new criminal charges pending against you; (3); Since the conviction, you have lived an honest and upright life, conformed to and obeyed the laws of the land. *(See Restrictions Below).

If you meet the requirements for eligibility, Criminal History Cleaners will complete your document preparation, file and serve all interested parties with a Motion to Vacate the Judgement of Guilt, Set Aside the Conviction. There is no charge for obtaining the Absolute Discharge. We will do everything we can as Legal Document Assistants to help you through the process and get your Court Order.

Criminal History Cleaners charges $199 dollars for these document preparation services. To get started, click here

For more information, please feel free to send us an e-mail or call our office today:

Toll Free (888) 237-4059

*(Restrictions )Relief is not available for offenders whose crime: (1) involved the infliction of serious physical injury; (2) Involved the use or exhibition of a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument; (3) Required the person to register pursuant to section 13-3821; (4) Involved sexual motivation pursuant to section 13-118; (5) Involved the victim being a minor under fifteen years of age; (6) resulted in a traffic infraction.

*Certain Restrictions Apply to Domestic Violence Cases.

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