Arizona Record SealingArizona Revised Statute 13-4051

Arizona Revised Statute (ARS 13-4051) allows a defendant, who was wrongfully arrested, indicted, or otherwise charged, and not convicted, to petition the court to enter on his/her record that they have been cleared of all charges. If successful, the judge will order all law enforcement agencies and courts to cease from distributing the arrest record to anyone. The arrest will be treated as if it never occurred. Any person who has notice of the order and fails to comply will be liable to you for damages caused.

Sealing of the arrest and case records will allow you to answer with confidence to an inquiry, including, without limitation, an inquiry relating to an application for employment, that you have not been arrested for the crime.

If you have been arrested and your case was dismissed, you may be able to get your record sealed so nobody will see the arrest and you can say it never happened.

With more than 80 percent of employers conducting background checks, it can be a great investment. Increasing the chances for employment is just one of the many benefits.

The typical case in Arizona takes about 4 to 6 months. The courts operate on a first-come, first served basis, so the sooner you start, the sooner your record can be sealed.

Our flat-fee includes all costs. We will conduct the research, file the necessary motions, respond to written or oral opposition from the District attorney, and send one of our attorneys to court to argue the case in front of the judge.

In most cases, you will not have to physically appear in court. You can let us handle all the work, while you track the progress of your case online.

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