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Washington Questions:

Have you completed your sentence, including restitution/legal financial obligations and successful completion of any treatment ordered, and been discharged from court?

Yes No

Have you been convicted of any offenses since completing the sentence for the one you wish to vacate?

Yes No

Are any criminal charges pending against you in any state or federal court?

Yes No

Was the offense a serious violent offense (click to see the list of offenses)?

Yes No

Were you convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor? If you are unsure of the class, please call the court where you were convicted. We will also research it for a $35 charge.

Felony Misdemeanor
Note: Class A Felonies are not eligible for discharge.

Was the offense RCW 46.61.502 (driving while under the influence), 46.61.504 (actual physical control while under the influence), or 9.91.020 (operating a railroad, etc. while under the influence)?

Yes No

Was the offense RCW 9.68 (obscenity and pornography), 9.68A (sexual exploitation of children), 9A.44 (sex offenses), or the attempt of any of these?

Yes No

Was the offense domestic violence?

Yes No

Have you been conviced of another previous domestic violence violation?

Yes No

Have you ever had the record of another conviction vacated?

Yes No

Are you currently or have you been restrained within the last five years by a domestic violence protection order, a no-contact order, an anti-harassment protection order, or a civil restraining order which restrains one party from contacting the other party?

Yes No

Have you met the waiting period below from discharge of court supervision without a criminal conviction?

Misdemeanor - Domestic Violence: 5 Years
Misdemeanor: 3 Years
Gross Misdemeanor: 3 Years

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Were you convicted after July 1, 1984??

Yes No

Have you been convicted of a crime against a person as defined in RCW 43.43.830?

Yes No

Have you met the waiting periods below from discharge of court supervision including completion of the terms and conditions of the sentence, restitution/legal financial obligations, and successful completion of any treatment ordered without a criminal conviction?

Class A Felony is not eligible for discharge
Class B Felony: 10 Years
Class C Felony: 5 Years

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Sorry, you are not eligible to vacate your conviction.

You must complete your sentence and meet waiting periods that begin when the sentence is complete.

You must not have any pending charges or be serving any other offense.

Washington only allows you to vacate your most recent conviction.
Certain offenses can never be vacated. For more information, go to the page on vacating a Washington conviction.

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