Arizona Record Removal Case Victories
At AZ Record Removal, we define a record removal “Victory” as any outcome that helps a client move forward from a past criminal record. This includes Sealing Records, Set Asides, Expungements, Restoring Firearm Rights and Designate Felony to Misdemeanor. The examples below provide a brief sample of our record removal successes.
While we have achieved remarkable results in cases similar to yours, it’s important to note that every case is unique. Factors such as the specific case details, the court, the prosecutor, the judge, and the applicable laws can all influence the outcome. This means that your result may vary and we cannot guarantee the outcome.
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Year Type of Original Case Original Charges Our Result Application Court Headline BlogIssue BlogOutcome GReview Outcome Type Statute Filed Under Application Filed Granted Date Days to Grant Civil Rights Restored Gun Rights Restored Sealed Set Aside Cross-Tab Tag Underlying Case Number Application Case Number Blog Published Date Blog URL 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Gilbert Municipal Court Gilbert sealing records granted on a 2022 misdemeanor DUI 62 days after filing In 2021 Gilbert police arrested the client, then 22, for driving under the influence. The State charged two counts, DUI impaired to the slightest degree under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1) and DUI with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more under ARS § 28-1381(A)(2). Future First defended the case. In 2022 the client pleaded guilty to the single impairment count as a first offense and the State dismissed the .08 count. The sentence was the statutory minimum: ten days in jail with nine suspended, alcohol screening and counseling, a victim impact panel, $2,195 in fines, fees and jail costs, and unsupervised probation set to end on completion of the terms. The client served the one day, finished every program and paid the balance, and the court terminated probation in April 2022, three months after sentencing. The conviction kept working against the client anyway. Future First set the judgment aside under ARS § 13-905 in 2023, which vacated the judgment and dismissed the complaint, but a set aside does not remove the case from a background check. The arrest, the charge and the plea stayed on the public record at the Gilbert court, the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor's office. Under ARS § 13-911 a Class 1 misdemeanor becomes eligible for sealing three years after the last term of the sentence is complete. That date passed in 2025. Future First confirmed with the court that every term was complete and nothing was owed, then filed the Gilbert Sealing Records DUI petition under ARS § 13-911 in 2026. The petition identified the arrest records held by the Gilbert Police Department, the charging documents created by the Gilbert Prosecutor's Office and every court record in the case, and it attached a letter of mitigating basis addressing the client's compliance, the years since the offense and the absence of any case since. The firm filed the petition with the court by email and fax and served the prosecutor the same day. The court provided the petition to the prosecutor, reviewed the Department of Public Safety report under ARS § 13-911(H), and waited out the 60 day objection period. No objection came. The judge signed the order 62 days after filing. The order finds the offense eligible under ARS § 13-911, finds the timeframes passed and every term of the sentence completed, and grants the petition. It seals all records of the arrest, conviction and sentence, directs the Clerk to seal the court file, and transmits the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The same day, on a separate application by the firm, the court issued a Certificate of Second Chance on the 2023 set aside. From the 2021 arrest to the sealed record, Future First handled the defense, the set aside and the sealing. The Gilbert Sealing Records DUI order closes the public file on the case. Granted ARS § 13-911 05/08/2026 06/10/2026 62 N/A N/A Y N 2021-CT-0011504 https://azrecordremoval.com/gilbert-sealing-records-dui-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Speeding (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Dismissed And Amended To Civil Traffic Sealing Record Granted San Marcos Justice Court San Marcos Sealing Records Criminal Speeding Case Sealed 9 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper stopped the client on westbound Loop 202 in 2026 and cited the client for exceeding the posted limit by more than 20 miles per hour. Arizona treats that speed as a Class 3 misdemeanor under ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3). It is a criminal traffic offense, not a civil ticket. The complaint went to San Marcos Justice Court in Chandler. The client was a college student with no record of any kind, and a conviction would have put a criminal case on a clean history at the start of a career. Future First defended the criminal case. The firm filed a notice of appearance, a not guilty plea and a request for discovery, pressed the State for the disclosure it owed, and sent the prosecutor a written deviation request. The State granted the deviation. The criminal count was dismissed and the complaint was amended to speed greater than reasonable and prudent under ARS § 28-701(A), a civil violation. The client paid a civil fine and the case closed with no criminal conviction. The criminal filing stayed on the public docket anyway. A background check would still show a criminal traffic case in the client's name, and the amended civil disposition would appear only after the original charge. Future First petitioned to seal the case under ARS § 13-911 within days of the dismissal, as part of the original defense engagement and at no added fee. The petition explained why no waiting period applied. Under ARS § 13-911, a person charged with a criminal offense that was later dismissed may petition to seal all records of the case, and the elapsed time rules apply only to convictions. The criminal count here was dismissed before any judgment of guilt. The firm attached a law firm support letter and a statewide search of the Arizona court index run under the client's name, date of birth and case number. The search returned no other case. The firm filed the San Marcos Sealing Records Criminal Speeding petition with the court and served the Maricopa County Attorney's Office the same day. The justice of the peace signed the order 9 days later. The order finds the offense eligible under ARS § 13-911, finds that sealing is in the best interests of the petitioner and the public, and grants the petition. It seals the arrest records held by the Department of Public Safety, the charging documents created by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, and every court record in the case. It directs the Clerk to seal the file and transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. From the dismissal of the criminal count to the signed sealing order took less than three weeks. The statewide index showed no other case, so the sealing closed the only public criminal record in the client's name. Granted ARS § 13-911 23/09/2026 02/10/2026 9 N/A N/A Y N TR2026-123558 https://azrecordremoval.com/san-marcos-sealing-records-criminal-speeding-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mayer Justice Court Mayer Sealing Records Excessive Speed Conviction From 2017 Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 98 Days After Filing In 2017 the client was cited in Yavapai County for excessive speed, a criminal traffic offense under ARS § 28-701.02. The client pleaded guilty in Mayer Justice Court to a Class 3 misdemeanor, paid a fine of about 350 dollars and finished every term of the sentence. It was the client's only conviction. Nothing has followed it. Eight years later the arrest and the conviction were still public. A criminal speeding conviction reads as a misdemeanor on a background check, and this one kept surfacing as the client pursued professional advancement. A 2020 attempt to set the conviction aside had failed on eligibility grounds under the statute then in force. The court itself was a complication: when the firm called in late 2025, the clerk could not locate the case in either the court's prior case management system or its current one, though the court did confirm the 2020 filing. The Mayer Sealing Records Excessive Speed petition would have to carry its own paper trail. Future First was hired in 2025 and filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 the same day as the set aside application, with a notice letter documenting the court's search and a support letter. The letter told the court the case was the client's only conviction, that it was fully resolved approximately eight years earlier, and that the record had become an ongoing barrier to the client's professional advancement. The petition asked for a hearing only if the court was inclined to deny. The Yavapai County Attorney's Office received the petition and responded. The judge found the offense eligible to be sealed under ARS § 13-911, the ARS § 13-911(E) timeframes passed, the petition filed in the correct court and every term and monetary obligation complete. The Mayer Sealing Records Excessive Speed order, entered 98 days after filing, seals all records relating to the arrest, conviction and sentence and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance was granted the same day. Read that result here. Granted ARS § 13-911 22/01/2026 30/04/2026 98 N/A N/A Y Y TR2017001521 CV2026-000211 https://azrecordremoval.com/mayer-sealing-records-excessive-speed-2026/ 2026 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2006 Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Criminal Damage Felony From 1993 Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 After A Paid Balance Reopened The Petition In 1993 Glendale police arrested the client, then 21 years old, after a group of friends broke a vehicle window. The client was the one who stayed at the scene. The case went to Maricopa County Superior Court as an attempted theft felony. In 1994 the client pleaded no contest to criminal damage as a Class 6 felony and received probation. The client left the United States during probation. In 2006 the court revoked and terminated probation, designated the offense a misdemeanor and imposed a jail term fully credited by time already served. Restitution was paid in full. The client has had no other case before or since. Thirty years later the arrest and the felony judgment were still public. They surfaced on background checks and in the immigration process the client was going through to reunite with family. A balance of fines, surcharges and fees from the 1990s was still owed to the Clerk, and under ARS § 13-911 a petitioner has to have satisfied every monetary term before the court seals a conviction. The State objected on exactly that ground, and the Maricopa Sealing Records Criminal Damage petition sat. Future First was hired in 2025 and filed a notice of appearance, a petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and a set aside application in Maricopa County Superior Court the same month. The court ordered the Department of Public Safety report. The Maricopa County Attorney objected to both filings because the client still owed the Clerk, and the court denied the set aside that summer. The sealing petition stayed open. The client paid the balance in full in 2025 and the firm confirmed a zero balance in the Clerk's collections records. In 2026 Future First filed a supplemental motion in support of the sealing petition with the payment receipt and the Clerk's verification attached, and asked the court to hold its sealing ruling until the refiled set aside was decided so the two orders would not collide in the electronic record. The State reviewed the supplement and withdrew its objection. The judge ordered a fresh Department of Public Safety report, granted the set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance, and then granted the Maricopa Sealing Records Criminal Damage petition. The sealing order finds the offense eligible, the ARS § 13-911(E) timeframes passed and sealing in the best interests of the client and the public. It seals all records of the arrest, conviction and sentence and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The petition was granted 513 days after filing, most of it waiting on the balance. Read the companion set aside result here. Granted ARS § 13-911 23/04/2025 18/09/2026 513 N/A N/A Y Y CR1993-005994-A CR1993-005994 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-criminal-damage-designated-felony-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Records Shoplifting Conviction From 1997 Sealed 20 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 1997 Goodyear police arrested the client, then 21, outside a store after a friend concealed merchandise in the client's bag. The client was convicted of shoplifting, a Class 1 misdemeanor, and fined. The client left the country before the sentence was finished and years later, after returning lawfully, went back to the court on their own to complete every outstanding term. Nearly thirty years passed with no other arrest or charge. The arrest and the conviction were still public. They came up on a background check when the client changed employers after years of school employment. The FBI record listed the single 1997 arrest twice under two tracking numbers, so a screener reading it saw two theft entries. The court could not help on its own. Three calls in 2026 confirmed Goodyear Municipal Court could not locate the case in its prior system or its current one. A sealed case would still show a sealed designation, and this one showed nothing. The Goodyear Sealing Records Shoplifting petition would have to carry its own proof. Future First was hired in 2026 and filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 the same day as the set aside application, with a cover letter documenting the court's search, the FBI criminal history excerpt showing the conviction under the court's own case number, and a mitigation letter. The petition named both arrest case numbers the FBI record carried so the order would reach both entries. When the court asked for its own form, the firm refiled the petition on the Goodyear form within the first month without losing the original filing date. The Goodyear City Prosecutor filed a response of no objection. The judge found the offense eligible, the ARS § 13-911 timeframes passed, every term and monetary obligation complete, and sealing in the best interests of the client and the public. The Goodyear Sealing Records Shoplifting order, entered 20 days after filing, seals all records of the arrest, conviction and sentence and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance had been granted six days earlier. Read that result here. Granted ARS § 13-911 11/08/2026 31/08/2026 20 N/A N/A Y Y CR9700008 M0762CR9700008 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-sealing-records-shoplifting-1997-conviction-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Failure To Notify After Striking A Fixture (ARS § 28-665(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 2 Misdemeanor, Dismissed After Diversion Sealing Record Granted Carefree-Cave Creek Consolidated Court Carefree Sealing Records Granted On A 2021 Striking A Fixture And Criminal Damage Case Dismissed After Diversion 35 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2021 the client, out with friends in Cave Creek, drove a borrowed off-road vehicle for the first time, lost control on a wet road and struck a fixture along the roadway. No one else was involved and the only injury was the client's own. The client drove the vehicle a short distance to inspect the damage and did not realize the law required a report to the owner or the police. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office cited the client for failure to notify after striking a fixture, a Class 1 misdemeanor, and for destroying native plants. The second count was later amended to criminal damage, a Class 2 misdemeanor. The client is a healthcare professional whose employers, credentialing bodies and licensing agencies run background checks as a matter of routine. A criminal traffic case reads as a hit and run to anyone who does not look past the first line, even after it is dismissed. The case was the only entry on the client's record and it kept surfacing four years after the court closed it. A Carefree Sealing Records petition was the only way to close the record. Future First defended the original case. The firm requested the body camera video and the crash report, documented the client's career and more than thirty patient-nominated recognitions, and wrote to the prosecutor asking for a diversion path to a full dismissal. The State agreed. The client completed the diversion program and in 2022 the State moved to dismiss the whole case. The court granted the motion. No conviction was ever entered. In 2026 the client came back for the sealing. Future First filed a notice of appearance in the Carefree-Cave Creek Consolidated Court and, after the court confirmed the old case was closed, filed the Carefree Sealing Records petition under ARS § 13-911 with a mitigation letter, the dismissal motion and order, and the client's professional recognitions attached. Because the charges were dismissed, no waiting period applied. The petition asked the court to seal the arrest records, the charging documents and every record under the case number. The judge found the offenses eligible, found sealing in the best interests of the client and the public, and granted the petition 35 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest, the charges and the case and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 08/07/2026 12/08/2026 35 N/A N/A Y N TR2021-000022 M-0767-TR-2021000022 https://azrecordremoval.com/carefree-sealing-records-striking-fixture-criminal-damage-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence Designated Sealing Record Granted Maricopa Municipal Court Maricopa City Sealing Records Granted On 2009 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Convictions 113 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2009 Maricopa police arrested the client after a domestic incident in the City of Maricopa, in Pinal County. The city prosecutor filed three misdemeanor counts, assault, criminal damage and disorderly conduct, each with a domestic violence designation. The client pleaded guilty to all three within weeks, paid the fines and finished every term before the court closed the case later in 2009. The client never picked up another charge. Seventeen years later the case still lived in three places: the Maricopa Municipal Court file, the Maricopa Police Department records and the Arizona Department of Public Safety criminal history. A fingerprint check pulled all three counts with the domestic violence label attached. The client was retired and wanted the record closed for good. Sealing is the one tool in Arizona law reaching the court file, the police file and the state criminal history at the same time. Future First was hired in 2026 and started with a fingerprint-based Department of Public Safety review to learn exactly what the state repository held. The report showed one arrest, three counts, three guilty dispositions and a fine on each. The firm then called the court clerk. The case existed only in the court's historic system, the last activity was in September 2009, and the clerk confirmed the court would not have closed the case with any term outstanding. That call became the proof of sentence completion the statute requires on a case too old for a docket printout. The firm filed the Maricopa City Sealing Records petition on the statewide form under ARS § 13-911 in Maricopa Municipal Court, with a support letter and the DPS report attached, and filed an application to set aside the convictions under ARS § 13-905 the same day. The petition asked for a hearing only if the court intended to deny. Every eligibility box was checked and supported: all monetary terms paid, all other terms completed, no later conviction, no pending charge, and a waiting period long since passed. The court sent the petition to the prosecutor. No objection came. The judge found the offenses eligible under ARS § 13-911, the timeframes met, every term of sentencing completed and sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public. The order sealed all records of the arrest, the charges, the convictions and the sentence, and directed the clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The ruling came 113 days after filing with no hearing. Later in 2026 the same court granted the companion set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Read that result here. Granted ARS § 13-911 16/03/2026 07/07/2026 113 N/A Y Y Y CR2009152 M1144CR2009152 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-city-sealing-records-domestic-violence-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Conspiracy To Commit Transportation Of Marijuana For Sale (ARS § 13-1001, 13-1003, 13-3405), Class 3 Felony, Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony, Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony, Money Laundering First Degree And Marijuana Violation Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai Sealing Records Felony Marijuana And Weapons Convictions Sealed 30 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2012 the Arizona Department of Public Safety arrested the client in Yavapai County, and the Yavapai County Attorney charged five felony counts: attempted conspiracy to commit transportation of marijuana for sale, first degree money laundering, misconduct involving weapons, a marijuana violation and possession of drug paraphernalia. In 2013 the client pleaded guilty to three of the five, a Class 3 felony, a Class 4 felony and a Class 6 felony. The court dismissed the money laundering and marijuana counts and placed the client on three years of supervised probation. The client paid every court-ordered obligation within weeks of the judgment. In 2014 the probation officer petitioned to end probation early, reporting full compliance, steady employment and no new arrests. The court granted the petition halfway through the term. In 2016 the court vacated the judgments of guilt, set the convictions aside and restored the client's civil rights. The client secured that relief without Future First. It changed how the case read. It did not remove the case. The arrest, the five-count charging document, the plea and the sentence stayed in the public court file, in the Department of Public Safety criminal history and on every background report. More than a decade after the last court order, a set-aside drug and weapons felony case still surfaced to anyone who searched the client's name. Because Arizona did not tie firearm rights to a set aside until 2022, the 2016 order also left the firearm prohibition in place. The client hired Future First in 2026 to finish what the 2016 set aside had started. The firm pulled the docket, the minute entries and the 2014 probation termination order, confirmed that all monetary obligations were paid in full in 2013, and ran the waiting periods under ARS § 13-911. The longest, ten years from discharge for the Class 3 felony, had run in 2024. The Class 4 and Class 6 tiers had run in 2019. The dismissed counts carried no wait at all. The firm also ran a statewide case search and an out-of-state search so that every declaration in the petition rested on a record, not a recollection. Future First filed the Yavapai Sealing Records Felony petition in Yavapai County Superior Court on the statewide form, with a support letter that walked the court through the compliance history and the waiting period math count by count. The firm filed a separate application to restore firearm rights under ARS § 13-910 the same day, because a pre-2022 set aside does not restore firearm rights on its own. The court ordered the Department of Public Safety report and gave the Yavapai County Attorney 30 days to respond. The State reviewed both filings and filed a written response with no objection to either. The judge signed the sealing order 30 days after filing. The order finds the offenses eligible, the waiting periods passed and every term of sentence complete, and it directs the Clerk to seal all records of the arrest, conviction and sentence and to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The same judge signed the firearm rights order the same day. A 2013 felony case that had followed the client for 13 years is now sealed. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/08/2026 27/09/2026 30 N/A N/A Y N P-1300-CR201201276 https://azrecordremoval.com/yavapai-sealing-records-marijuana-weapons-felony-2026/ 2026 Felony Child Or Vulnerable Adult Abuse (ARS § 13-3623(B)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony, Domestic Violence Designation Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Domestic Violence Felony Conviction Sealed 31 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2018 a Maricopa County grand jury indicted the client on one count of a Class 3 felony under ARS § 13-3623 with a domestic violence designation, after a family incident investigated by Goodyear police. In 2019 the client pleaded guilty to an amended Class 6 undesignated felony, non-dangerous, and the court imposed ten years of supervised probation with a domestic violence treatment program and a parenting class. The client completed every term. In 2021, on the client's own motion, the sentencing judge ended probation after less than two years. The felony stayed. Prior counsel applied in 2021 to designate the offense a misdemeanor and to restore civil and firearm rights, and the court denied both in 2022. A second misdemeanor application was denied in 2023 on the State's argument that one year of law-abiding conduct after early termination was not enough. Records of the single case sat with two police agencies, the court and the Department of Public Safety, and the felony surfaced on background checks that limited the client's housing options and advancement at work. Future First was hired in 2026 for the record removal. Other counsel handled the 2019 case and the earlier applications. The firm filed three applications on the same day in Maricopa County Superior Court: an application to designate the Class 6 undesignated felony a misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604, an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905, and the Maricopa Sealing Records Domestic Violence petition under ARS § 13-911. A separate counsel letter supported each one. The sealing letter did the eligibility work up front. It showed the sentence was complete and the balance with the Clerk was zero. It walked through the exclusions in ARS § 13-911(O) and explained why none applied: the offense was non-dangerous, was not a serious, violent or aggravated felony under ARS § 13-706, and did not carry serious physical injury or a deadly weapon as an element. It named both police agencies that held records so the order would reach every file, and it addressed the State's earlier caution about the short probation term directly, reading the early termination as the sentencing judge's own finding that supervision was no longer needed. The court sent the petition to the Maricopa County Attorney and ordered the Department of Public Safety report under ARS § 13-911(H). The State filed a response taking no position. The court reviewed the DPS report, found the offense eligible, found that the timeframes in ARS § 13-911(E) had passed and that every term of the sentence was complete, found sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety, and granted the petition 31 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest, the conviction and the sentence and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The set aside and the misdemeanor designation were granted the same week. Granted ARS § 13-911 14/08/2026 14/09/2026 31 N/A N/A Y N CR2018-005649-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-domestic-violence-felony-2026/ 2026 Prefile Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Arrest Only, No Charges Filed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Criminal Damage Arrest With No Charges Filed Sealed 68 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2025 a Phoenix police officer took an incident report in a parking lot after a dispute over property damage. The report named the client as the known suspect for criminal damage by tampering with property worth more than $250, a Class 1 misdemeanor under ARS § 13-1602, and the complainant asked to prosecute. The report went to the prosecutor and stayed there. No charge was ever filed, and the one-year limitations period for a misdemeanor ran out in 2026. A report that never became a case still leaves a record. The police department's files and the Department of Public Safety criminal history carried the incident, and it could surface on any background check tied to a professional license, a lending relationship or a business deal. The client has spent a career in real estate appraisal, where those checks are routine, and an open-ended police record in that field costs trust the client never lost. The client wanted the file closed. The client hired Future First in 2025, while the report was still under prosecutor review, as a prefile matter. The firm obtained the full Phoenix police report through a records request and watched the file so that any charging decision would reach a lawyer first. None came. Once the limitations period expired, the arrest qualified for sealing under ARS § 13-911, which reaches arrests where no charges were filed. In 2026 Future First filed the Maricopa Sealing Records Criminal Damage petition in Maricopa County Superior Court on the statewide form, with a civil cover sheet, the police report and a counsel letter. Because no charges were filed, the petition was docketed as a civil matter under the client's own name rather than under a criminal case number. The letter set out the record: a single police contact, no prior or later arrests, a stable career and the personal work the client had done since the incident. The court sent the petition to the Maricopa County Attorney and ordered the Department of Public Safety report under ARS § 13-911(H) three days after filing. The 60-day notice window ran with no objection. The court reviewed the DPS report, found the offense eligible for sealing, found sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety, and granted the petition 68 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Future First then requested a certified copy of the sealing order for the client's file. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2026 16/09/2026 68 N/A N/A Y N CV2026-028523 CV2026-028523 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-criminal-damage-arrest-no-charges-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(3)), Class 4 Felony, Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(4)), Class 6 Felony, Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Eight Counts, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor, All Eleven Counts Dismissed With Prejudice After Diversion Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Aggravated Assault Case Dismissed After Diversion Sealed 25 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2023 Glendale police arrested the client after a domestic dispute, and a Maricopa County grand jury returned an 11-count indictment: aggravated assault as a Class 4 felony, aggravated assault as a Class 6 felony, eight counts of misdemeanor assault and one count of disorderly conduct, every count carrying a domestic violence designation. The Class 4 count alone carried a presumptive prison term of two and a half years and up to three years and nine months if aggravated. A felony conviction would have cost the client civil rights, and any domestic violence conviction, even a misdemeanor, would have triggered a lifetime federal firearm prohibition. The dismissal in 2024 did not close the file. The indictment, the diversion paperwork and the docket stayed public in the Superior Court record and on background reports. An 11-count domestic violence indictment reads as an accusation to any employer, landlord or licensing board that pulls the record, and the report never explains that the State itself moved to dismiss every count with prejudice. The client wanted the file closed for good. Future First took the defense within days of the arrest, before the indictment came down. The firm's position from the start was that the physical evidence did not establish that the client caused the injuries described in the arrest report, and it pressed that gap with the prosecutor. The State offered the Maricopa County Attorney's domestic violence diversion program. Prosecution was suspended while the client completed every term, the State then moved to dismiss with prejudice, and the court signed the dismissal order in 2024. No conviction was entered on any count. The client returned to Future First in 2026 for the sealing. Because every count was dismissed, the client qualified under ARS § 13-911(A)(2) with no waiting period. Future First filed the Maricopa Sealing Records Aggravated Assault petition on the statewide form in Maricopa County Superior Court and attached the dismissal order, four character letters and a counsel letter. The letter addressed the arrest report head on, because the court would receive it alongside the Department of Public Safety report, and it walked through why none of the 11 counts falls within the offenses ARS § 13-911(O) excludes from sealing. No count was alleged as a dangerous offense. The court provided the petition to the Maricopa County Attorney and ordered the Department of Public Safety report under ARS § 13-911(H). The State filed a response taking no position. The court reviewed the DPS report, found every offense eligible, found sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety, and granted the petition 25 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest, the charging documents and the case, and directs the Clerk to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/08/2026 15/09/2026 25 N/A N/A Y N CR2023-112341-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-aggravated-assault-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Misdemeanor, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Buckeye Municipal Court Buckeye Sealing Records Assault Case Dismissed In 2012 Sealed 25 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 In 2012 Buckeye police arrested the client and the city filed three misdemeanor counts: assault, disorderly conduct and criminal damage. The court dismissed all three counts 11 days after the arrest. No plea, no conviction, no sentence. Fourteen years later the arrest still sat on the client's Arizona criminal history record. A dismissed assault case reads as an accusation to anyone who pulls a background report, and the report never explains how fast the court threw the case out. The case was also hard to find. The court's own name and date-of-birth search returned nothing. The statewide public case index returned nothing under the client's name or under the case number in three formats. The only proof the case existed was the fingerprint-based record from the Arizona Department of Public Safety, which listed the arrest, the three counts, the court and the dismissal. The client expected background reviews in the near future, and every one of them would surface that DPS record. Future First ordered the client's Arizona Department of Public Safety criminal history record and used it as the foundation of the petition. The DPS record stated the court case number three times and showed a court dismissal on every count. Future First filed the Buckeye Sealing Records Assault petition on the AOC statewide form in Buckeye Municipal Court, attached the DPS record and a counsel letter, and disclosed on the face of the petition where the case number came from. Under ARS § 13-911(A)(2) a person whose charges were dismissed has no waiting period, so the petition was ripe the day it was filed. The court located the 2012 file under its own numbering, provided the petition to the Buckeye City Prosecutor's Office and reviewed the DPS report under ARS § 13-911(H). The prosecutor did not object. The court found the offenses eligible, found sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety, and granted the petition 25 days after filing, well inside the 60-day window the statute allows. The order seals all records of the arrest and the case and directs the Clerk to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The work was in the sourcing. With no court file to pull and no index entry to cite, Future First built a petition the court and the prosecutor verified from the DPS report alone, and neither had a reason to wait. Granted ARS § 13-911 27/08/2026 21/09/2026 25 N/A N/A Y N CR20120438 https://azrecordremoval.com/buckeye-sealing-records-assault-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(2)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Amended To Civil Traffic And Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Records Speeding Case Sealed 31 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 A Goodyear police officer cited the client in 2026 for excessive speed, 68 mph in a 45 mph zone on a laser reading. Arizona treats speed more than 20 mph over the limit in a business or residential district as a Class 3 misdemeanor under ARS § 28-701.02(A)(2). That is a criminal traffic offense, not a civil ticket. The client had no prior record of any kind. A criminal complaint in Goodyear Municipal Court now sat in the client's name, and a conviction would have put a misdemeanor on a clean history. Future First defended the criminal case. Within a week of the citation the firm filed a notice of appearance, a request for discovery and a not guilty plea. In March the Goodyear City Prosecutor moved under Rule 13.5 to amend the count to a civil violation of ARS § 28-701(A), speed greater than reasonable and prudent, to comport with the evidence. Future First did not object. The court granted the motion, and the client completed defensive driving school, which dismissed the civil citation. No conviction entered. The criminal filing stayed on the public docket anyway. A background check would still surface a criminal traffic case with the client's name on it, and the docket would show the dismissal only after the original charge. Future First petitioned to seal the case under ARS § 13-911 in 2026, five months after the dismissal. The petition explained why no waiting period applied. Under ARS § 13-911(A)(2), a person charged with a criminal offense that was later dismissed is eligible to petition to seal all case records, and the elapsed time rules apply only to convictions. The criminal count was amended out of existence before any judgment of guilt, and defensive driving school disposed of the civil citation that remained. The firm attached a support letter, the docket entry showing the dismissal, and a statewide search of the Arizona Judicial Branch case index run by name, by date of birth and under a common misspelling of the surname. The search returned no other case. The court asked for its own local petition form in place of the statewide form. Future First refiled the Goodyear Sealing Records Speeding petition on the Goodyear form with the same support letter. The court signed the order within a week of the refile. The order finds the offense eligible under ARS § 13-911, finds sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public, and seals the arrest records held by the Goodyear Police Department, the charging documents held by the Goodyear City Prosecutor's Office, and every court record in the case. It directs the Clerk to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. From the first filing to the signed order took 31 days. The statewide index showed no other case, so the sealing closed the only public criminal record in the client's name. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/08/2026 21/09/2026 31 N/A N/A Y N M0762TR202600235 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-sealing-records-speeding-amended-civil-2026/ 2026 DUI Driving Under The Influence Impaired To The Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Peoria Municipal Court Peoria Sealing Records DUI Conviction Sealed Seventy Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 The client's 2020 Peoria DUI arrest ended in a 2021 guilty plea to one count under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1), a Class 1 Misdemeanor, with the other two counts dismissed. Another attorney handled the defense. The client served the jail day, finished alcohol screening and education, kept an ignition interlock on the car, and paid the last of the fines in 2023. Arizona law then required a three year wait after the sentence ended before a Class 1 Misdemeanor conviction became eligible for sealing. A set aside changes what the record says. It does not change who sees it. Even with the conviction set aside in 2026, the arrest, the complaint, the plea and the sentence stayed in the public court file, on the state's public access site, and in the Department of Public Safety database. Employers, landlords and licensing boards pulled the same file. Only a sealing order closes it. Future First filed the Peoria Sealing Records DUI petition under ARS § 13-911 on the same day as the set aside application, with a support letter laying out the single conviction, the clean record before and after, full compliance with every term, and the years since the case closed. The petition identified the arrest records held by the Peoria Police Department, the charging documents held by the Peoria City Attorney, and the court file, so the order would reach every agency holding a copy. Arizona law gives the prosecutor and any victim sixty days to object before the court rules. The Peoria City Prosecutor filed a response of no objection. Two days later the court found the offense eligible, the waiting period passed, every term of the sentence complete, and sealing in the best interests of the client and public safety. The judge granted the petition seventy days after filing and directed the clerk to seal the case records and send the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Filing both applications together produced two orders within seventy days. The set aside came first at forty days and the seal at seventy. The client now holds a set aside order, a Certificate of Second Chance and a sealed record on the same case. Granted ARS § 13-911 08/07/2026 16/09/2026 70 N/A N/A Y Y TR-2020000649 https://azrecordremoval.com/peoria-sealing-records-dui-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Dismissed After Diversion Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Sealing Records Shoplifting Case From 2012 Dismissed After Diversion Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 The client was cited for shoplifting in Phoenix in 2012 over an item worth about 90 dollars. The court sent the case to its shoplifting diversion program. The client finished the class within months and the court dismissed the charge. No conviction entered. Fourteen years later the case was the only entry on the client's record, and it still surfaced on every background check. The client works in a field that requires a fingerprint clearance card, so a 2012 shoplifting citation kept resurfacing in a job built on a clean report. Phoenix Municipal Court had purged the paper file years earlier, but the record itself never left the system. The arrest entry, the complaint and the diversion disposition stayed visible to background screeners. A dismissed shoplifting charge reads as a theft allegation to anyone who does not read past the first line. A Phoenix Sealing Records Shoplifting petition was the only way to close the record. Future First filed a Notice of Appearance and a Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in Phoenix Municipal Court in 2026. Because the charge was dismissed, no waiting period applied. The petition went in with a mitigation letter, the diversion completion certificate and a 2016 police records check showing this as the client's only case. The old file had been purged, so the court opened a new docket number to receive the petition. Future First tracked both numbers so nothing fell through. The Phoenix City Prosecutor's Office reviewed the petition and filed a response stating it appeared to meet the statutory requirements. No objection. The judge found the offense eligible, the timeframes met and every term complete, and granted the petition 25 days after filing. The order seals all records relating to the arrest, the case and the petition and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The Phoenix Sealing Records Shoplifting petition succeeded on preparation. Every fact in the filing traced to a source document, so the prosecutor had nothing to contest and the court ruled on the papers without a hearing. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/08/2026 14/09/2026 25 N/A N/A Y N 4519717 6135741 (Complaint 1000336) https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-sealing-records-shoplifting-diversion-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Trespass In The First Degree (ARS § 13-1504(A)(1)) And Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Misdemeanors, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Sealing Records Trespass Case From 2003 Sealed 27 Days After Filing With A Purged Court File In 2003, Phoenix police arrested the client and booked two charges, criminal trespass in the first degree and criminal damage. The county attorney declined to file a felony complaint. The city prosecutor filed both counts as misdemeanors in Phoenix Municipal Court, and the court dismissed both counts later that year. The client was never convicted, never sentenced, and never owed a fine. Even so, the arrest sat on the client's Arizona criminal history for 23 years, and the state repository listed it twice under two different arrest numbers. The court file was gone. When Future First called Phoenix Municipal Court in 2026, staff searched the system and confirmed the 2003 case had been purged. No complaint, no minute entry and no dismissal order existed to attach to a petition. A sealing petition still has to prove what was charged, where, and how it ended. Without court records, most people stop here. The duplicate DPS entry added a second trap. An order naming only one arrest number would leave the other one visible on every background check. Future First obtained a fingerprint-based Notice of Findings from the Arizona Department of Public Safety and used it as the documentary basis for the petition. The DPS record showed the arrest, both statutes, the county attorney's decision not to file, the misdemeanor filings in Phoenix Municipal Court and the dismissal of both counts. Future First filed a Notice of Appearance, the Phoenix Sealing Records Trespass petition under ARS § 13-911 and a support letter walking the court through that record and through the eligibility rules. A dismissal has no waiting period under ARS § 13-911(E), and no monetary terms existed to complete under ARS § 13-911(G). The support letter asked for one thing beyond the grant. It showed the court that the two DPS cycles were the same arrest, same date, same agency, same two statutes, and asked that the order name both arrest numbers so DPS would seal both entries. The Phoenix City Prosecutor reviewed the petition and responded 16 days after filing that it appeared to meet the statutory requirements, with no objection. The judge signed the order 27 days after filing, found the offenses eligible, the timeframes met and no terms outstanding, and wrote both arrest numbers on the order by hand. The order seals every record of the arrest, the case and the petition itself and directs the Clerk to transmit it to DPS and the prosecutor. The court's system already listed the case as purged, so Future First followed up with the records unit to obtain the signed order and delivered a copy to the client for any future background dispute. Granted ARS § 13-911 18/08/2026 14/09/2026 27 N/A N/A Y N M-0741-PX-2938058 1000331 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-sealing-records-criminal-trespass-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor (Amended From A DUI Charge In 2024) Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Records Reckless Driving Case Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 Two Weeks After Its Set Aside The client's 2024 Goodyear case began as a DUI stop and ended in a plea to Reckless Driving, a Class 2 Misdemeanor, with two DUI counts and two civil traffic counts dismissed. Future First handled that defense. The client finished the 16 hour alcohol education course three weeks after sentencing and paid the fine in installments by the end of the year. The court never imposed probation and the client served no jail time. A set aside changes the judgment but leaves the file open. The arrest record at the Goodyear Police Department, the charging documents at the city prosecutor's office and the court docket all stayed public. For a client pursuing a career that requires a full background investigation, a public file that opens with two DUI counts is a problem even after the conviction is set aside. Sealing is the only tool under Arizona law that closes those records to the public, and that is why the client asked Future First to file a Goodyear Sealing Records Reckless Driving petition. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 on the same day as the set aside application, with a mitigating basis letter that proved each statutory element instead of asserting it. ARS § 13-911(E) sets a two year waiting period for a Class 2 Misdemeanor, measured from completion of the nonmonetary terms of the sentence. The letter showed the period had closed weeks earlier, that ARS § 13-911(G) was satisfied because every fine and fee was paid, and that the client had no other criminal conviction. It attached the treatment completion report, the paid in full docket and five letters of support. The court asked for the petition on its own local form instead of the statewide form. Future First re-signed and returned it the same day, now with the set aside order and Certificate of Second Chance attached. The court found the offense eligible, the timeframes met, all terms of sentencing complete, and that sealing was in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety. It granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, conviction and sentence sealed, with a copy of the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The Goodyear Sealing Records Reckless Driving order came 21 days after the first filing and seven days after the refiling on the court's form. The client now has the conviction set aside and the record sealed. Granted ARS § 13-911 18/08/2026 08/09/2026 21 N/A N/A Y Y TR202400107 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-sealing-records-reckless-driving-after-set-aside-2026/ 2026 Prefile Alleged DUI (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), No Charges Filed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records DUI Arrest With No Charges Filed Sealed in 83 Days Under ARS § 13-911 A county deputy stopped the client in Tempe in 2024 for driving without rear lights, suspected impairment, made a DUI arrest and took a blood sample. The report closed with charges pending the lab result. Then nothing happened. No complaint was filed in any court. The client moved out of state to start a career, and the arrest record followed. A DUI arrest sits in the sheriff's records and the state criminal history database whether or not a prosecutor ever files a charge. Employers, landlords and licensing boards see the arrest. They do not see the absence of a charge. An arrest with no charge leaves nothing to point to. There is no court file, no dismissal order and no acquittal for the client to hand an employer. The only fix is a court order sealing the arrest record itself. Because the client was released without an initial appearance, the only court with power to enter one is the superior court in the county of arrest. Future First represented the client on a prefile basis within weeks of the arrest and tracked the matter while the blood kit sat with the lab. Arizona gives prosecutors one year to file a misdemeanor charge. The year ran with no complaint. Future First then obtained the full incident report from the sheriff's office and filed the Maricopa Sealing Records DUI Arrest petition under ARS § 13-911 in Maricopa County Superior Court, with a support letter on the client's clean history, volunteer work and the career harm the open arrest record was causing. The court served the petition on the prosecuting agency and ordered the Department of Public Safety to produce the client's full criminal history within 60 days. No objection came. The court found the offense eligible to seal, found the 60 day notice period satisfied, reviewed the DPS report and found sealing in the best interests of the client and public safety. A court commissioner signed the order granting the petition 83 days after filing. The order seals every record of the arrest and directs the Clerk to transmit it to DPS and the prosecutor. The clerk did not enter the signed order for weeks. Future First watched the public case index, saw the case flip to sealed, requested the signed order from the clerk's confidential records unit and picked it up in person so the client had proof in hand. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/04/2026 07/07/2026 83 N/A N/A Y N IR24032138 CV2026-015646 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-dui-arrest-tempe-no-charges-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Driving On A Suspended License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Encanto Justice Court Encanto Sealing Records Suspended License Conviction From 2015 Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 In 2015 a speeding stop in Phoenix became a criminal traffic case when the officer learned the client's license was suspended. The client pleaded guilty in Encanto Justice Court to driving on a suspended license, a Class 1 misdemeanor, and the court imposed a fine. The speeding count was civil and ended in a default judgment. The fine on the criminal count went unpaid for years. Years later the case came back onto the court calendar with a new hearing date. A ten-year-old license conviction still reads as a criminal conviction on every background check. Sealing under ARS § 13-911 has two gates. The sentence must be complete, including every dollar owed, and the statutory waiting period must have run. The prosecutor also gets a copy of the petition and a chance to object. The Encanto Sealing Records Suspended License petition had to answer all of this on paper. Future First appeared on the reopened case. The outstanding balance was paid in full, the court confirmed the case closed and vacated the hearing within a week. With the sentence complete, the client hired the firm again for record removal. Future First filed two applications on the same day, a set aside under ARS § 13-905 and a petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The set aside was granted the next day. The sealing petition went in with a support letter putting the age of the case and the completed sentence in front of the court. The Maricopa County Attorney reviewed the file and filed a response stating the State does not object, noting no later convictions and no victim. The court found the offense eligible, the ARS § 13-911(E) timeframes met, every term of sentence complete and sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public. It granted the Encanto Sealing Records Suspended License petition eight days after the State's response and ordered every record of the arrest, conviction and sentence sealed, with copies to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The first signed order left the section identifying the records blank. No arrest date, no charging agency, no case number. An order identifying nothing seals nothing. Future First's paralegal caught the gap on review and asked the court for a corrected order. The court issued one the same afternoon with the arrest date, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office and the case number filled in. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/10/2025 08/05/2026 199 N/A N/A Y Y TR2015107805 https://azrecordremoval.com/encanto-sealing-records-suspended-license-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Dismissed After Diversion Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Sealing Records Assault Case Sealed 27 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-911 The client was arrested in Mesa in 2025 after an argument at a store turned physical. The City of Mesa filed one count of Assault under ARS § 13-1203(A)(3), a Class 3 Misdemeanor. The charge carried up to 30 days in jail, a $500 fine plus surcharges and a year of probation. The client had no criminal history and had retained Future First before the charge was filed. A dismissal does not erase the file. The complaint, the diversion agreement and the docket stay in the court's public records and surface on background reports. Since the case closed the client had moved into a management role and was working toward the next promotion. An assault arrest on a background check, even one marked dismissed, invites questions a clean record never would, and the client wanted the file closed before it cost an opportunity. Future First took the defense in 2025, pulled the police report and discovery, and sent the prosecutor a deviation letter asking for outright dismissal. The letter laid out the other party's own admissions, the client's visible injuries and the witnesses the police never interviewed. The State held to its offer of the PEACE diversion program. The client entered the program under an agreement suspending entry of judgment, completed every session, and the court dismissed the charge in 2026 with no conviction entered. The client returned to Future First for the sealing while the dismissal was still pending. Future First tracked the docket, confirmed the dismissal posted, and filed the Mesa Sealing Records Assault petition under ARS § 13-911 two weeks later. The petition went in with a support letter and the court's own disposition record showing the dismissal. Because the case ended without a conviction, none of the waiting periods in ARS § 13-911(E) applied. The Mesa Municipal Court found the petition served on the prosecutor, the offense eligible, the timeframes met and every term complete. The prosecutor responded without objection, which let the court rule inside the 60-day window instead of waiting it out. The judge found sealing in the best interests of the client and the public and granted the petition 27 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest, the charging documents and the case, and directs the court to send copies to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 02/04/2026 29/04/2026 27 N/A N/A Y N 2025049807 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-sealing-records-assault-diversion-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002) And Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Felony, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Flagstaff Sealing Records Forgery And Theft Case Dismissed In 1991 Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 In 1991 the Northern Arizona University Police Department arrested the client in Flagstaff on forgery and theft allegations. The Coconino County Attorney filed felony charges in Coconino County Superior Court. Later in 1991 the State dismissed the case without prejudice under a plea agreement reached in a separate Maricopa County Superior Court case handled by prior counsel. No conviction entered in Coconino County. A dismissed case does not leave the record on its own. The arrest and both felony charges stayed on the client's Arizona Department of Public Safety criminal history for more than three decades with no disposition shown. Anyone running a fingerprint background check saw two felony arrests and no outcome. DPS retains arrest entries under its own administrative rule and does not remove dismissed charges without a court order. Future First petitioned Coconino County Superior Court under ARS § 13-911 in late 2025 to seal the arrest records, the charging documents and all case records. The petition named the arresting agency, the arrest, the prosecuting agency and the case number, and it attached a support letter explaining the dismissal and the age of the arrest. The firm served the court and the Coconino County Attorney by certified mail. The Coconino County Attorney responded with no objection and cited the dismissal without prejudice under the Maricopa County plea agreement. The court found the offenses eligible for sealing under ARS § 13-911 and found sealing in the best interests of the petitioner and the public's safety. The order seals all records relating to the arrest and the case and directs the Clerk to transmit it to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The Flagstaff Sealing Records Forgery order came 147 days after the petition date. It closed the last open item in a record cleanup Future First ran for the client across three Arizona counties. Granted ARS § 13-911 11/11/2025 07/04/2026 147 N/A N/A Y N CR91-016378 https://azrecordremoval.com/flagstaff-sealing-records-forgery-theft-dismissed-1991-case/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Dismissed Phoenix assault complaint from 2025 sealed under ARS § 13-911 after the State withdrew its opposition The client was arrested in Phoenix in 2025 on a misdemeanor assault allegation. The first complaint was dismissed without prejudice the day it was filed, and the prosecutor refiled the same allegation under a new complaint number a month later. The dismissed complaint did not disappear. It stayed in the court's public index and on background reports as an assault arrest, with a second open case sitting behind it. Under ARS § 13-911(N), a court cannot grant or deny a sealing petition while a later charge that could block sealing is still pending, so the State objected and the petition sat for more than a year. Future First filed the petition to seal the dismissed complaint under ARS § 13-911 in Phoenix Municipal Court within weeks of the dismissal, then kept it on the court's calendar while defending the refiled case. Once the refiled case ended in dismissal, Future First moved on both fronts: it filed a second petition to seal that case and pressed the State on the first. The State withdrew its objection and asked the court to vacate the contested hearing. Future First filed a reply the same week, and the court granted the petition, sealing every record of the arrest and the dismissed complaint and directing the Clerk to notify the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The order came 382 days after filing, almost all of it spent waiting on the refiled case. Granted ARS § 13-911 25/07/2025 11/08/2026 382 N/A N/A Y N M-0741-PX-5956022 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-dismissed-complaint-sealed-assault-state-opposition-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Dismissed After Diversion Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix assault case dismissed after diversion sealed under ARS § 13-911 nine days after filing The client's 2025 Phoenix misdemeanor assault case ended the best way a filed charge can end short of an acquittal. The client completed a court diversion program, and the court dismissed the charge in 2026. No conviction entered. Even so, the arrest, the complaint, the plea paperwork and the diversion order stayed in the public court file and on background reports. For a client working in a regulated profession, a dismissed assault case on a background check still invites questions that a clean record never would. Future First defended the refiled case from the start, negotiated a diversion disposition, and saw the client through the program to dismissal. It then petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911 the month after the dismissal, attaching a mitigation letter and the completion certificate. The State filed a response stating no opposition within eight days. The court found the offense eligible, the timeframes met and all terms complete, and granted the petition nine days after filing. The order seals every record of the arrest, the case and the dismissal and directs the Clerk to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/07/2026 06/08/2026 9 N/A N/A Y N M-0741-PX-5965761 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-sealing-records-diversion-assault-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 1 Misdemeanor (Designated From A Class 6 Felony In 2020) Sealing Record Granted Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai County drug paraphernalia record from 2018 sealed under ARS § 13-911 The client pleaded guilty in Yavapai County Superior Court in 2018 to possession of drug paraphernalia, charged as a Class 6 felony, with two dangerous drug possession counts dismissed. The court placed the client on probation, discharged that probation early in 2020, and designated the offense a misdemeanor. Future First set the conviction aside in 2025 with a Certificate of Second Chance. Even after the set aside, the arrest record, the charging documents, and the full Superior Court file stayed public and kept surfacing on background checks. A set aside changes how the judgment reads. It does not hide the case. For a client working toward a licensed health care career, an old drug case in a searchable court record was still a barrier. Future First petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911 and attached a mitigation letter, the probation discharge, and the set aside order. The petition covered the arrest records held by the arresting agency, the charging documents created by the prosecutor, and every record in the Superior Court case. The prosecutor reviewed the petition and did not object. The court found the offense eligible, the waiting period satisfied, and every term of the sentence complete, including all financial obligations. It granted the petition 43 days after filing. The order seals all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence and directs the Clerk to transmit copies to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/07/2026 09/09/2026 43 N/A N/A Y Y P-1300-CR-201801032 https://azrecordremoval.com/yavapai-sealing-records-drug-paraphernalia-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Mesa misdemeanor record from 2003 sealed under ARS § 13-911 The client was convicted of a misdemeanor in Mesa in 2003. The case dated back more than two decades, and the record still surfaced on background checks. The client had already secured a set aside in 2025 before hiring Future First, but the underlying arrest and court records stayed public. Future First handled the next step and petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911 with a mitigation letter documenting the client's history since the conviction. The court granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, the conviction, and the sentence sealed, with the order transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 22/04/2026 08/06/2026 47 N/A N/A Y Y 2002082956 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-misdemeanor-conviction-sealed-2026/ 2026 Felony Trafficking In Stolen Property Second Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County trafficking in stolen property felony record from 2006 sealed under ARS § 13-911 Even after the set aside, the court file from the client's 2006 case, including the prison sentence, stayed public and searchable. Future First petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911. The court granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, conviction, and sentence sealed, with the order transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y Y Y CR2006-030345-002 2026 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Dismissed Maricopa County felony case from 2005 sealed under ARS § 13-911 The State charged the client with felony criminal damage in 2005 and dismissed the case in 2006 when it could not proceed. The dismissal ended the prosecution, but the arrest and court records stayed public for twenty years and appeared on background checks even though the client was never convicted. Future First petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911. The court found the case had been dismissed, granted the petition, and ordered every record of the arrest and the case sealed, with the order transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 N/A N/A Y N CR2005-010473-002 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County drug paraphernalia felony record from 2004 sealed under ARS § 13-911 Even after the set aside, the court file and arrest record from the client's 2004 case stayed public and kept appearing on background checks. Future First petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911. The court granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, conviction, and sentence sealed, with the order transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y Y Y CR2004-038556-001 2026 Felony Attempted Theft (ARS § 13-1802(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County attempted theft felony record from 2003 sealed under ARS § 13-911 Even after the set aside, the court file and arrest record from the client's 2003 attempted theft case stayed public. Anyone searching court records could still find the case and the sentence that followed it. Future First petitioned to seal the record under ARS § 13-911. The court granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, conviction, and sentence sealed, with the order transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y Y Y CR2003-031496-002 2026 Misdemeanor Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Apache Junction Justice Court Apache Junction misdemeanor record sealed under ARS § 13-911 over State opposition Even with the conviction set aside, the arrest and court records from the client's 2021 misdemeanor case stayed public. The State opposed sealing them. Future First petitioned under ARS § 13-911 and replied to the State's opposition. The court granted the petition and sealed the records relating to the arrest, conviction, and sentence. When the first order covered only part of the record, Future First secured an amended order extending the seal to the full court file. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/02/2026 21/04/2026 60 N/A Y Y Y J-1107-DV-20150060 2026 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Hassayampa Justice Court Dismissed criminal speeding record sealed at Hassayampa Justice Court under ARS 13-911 Criminal speeding is a Class 3 misdemeanor in Arizona, not a civil ticket, and it created an arrest record. The client completed a diversion program and the court dismissed the charge, but the record stayed public and appeared on background checks that blocked career moves. A dismissed criminal case still reads as a criminal case to an employer who does not look past the first line. Future First filed a petition under ARS 13-911 with a mitigation letter documenting the client's rehabilitation and clean history. The court granted the petition, and when the first order came back incomplete, Future First pushed the court to issue a corrected order covering the full scope of the sealing. The final order sealed every record of the arrest, charge, and disposition and directed the clerk to transmit it to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Granted ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 10/03/2026 14 N/A N/A Y N TR2025121379 https://azrecordremoval.com/hassayampa-sealing-records-criminal-speeding-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, And Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Wickenburg Municipal Court Wickenburg misdemeanor case dismissed by compromise and sealed under Arizona's records sealing law The client faced three misdemeanor charges after a neighborhood dispute, and the case ended in a full dismissal. A dismissed case is not an invisible case. The arrest and charge records kept surfacing on employment screens, housing applications, and volunteer background checks, where reviewers see the charge and not the dismissal. Future First closed the underlying case through a misdemeanor compromise, with restitution paid and the victim in agreement, and the court dismissed every count. We then filed a petition under ARS 13-911 to seal the record. The State opposed and argued the case did not qualify, but the court agreed with Future First that the waiting periods do not apply to dismissed cases and granted the petition, ordering all arrest, charge, and disposition records sealed. Granted ARS § 13-911 02/04/2026 20/07/2026 109 N/A N/A Y N CM2024000122 https://azrecordremoval.com/wickenburg-sealing-records-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence (Dismissed With Companion Misdemeanor Counts Via Mental Health Diversion), Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Dismissed Mesa misdemeanor record sealed under Arizona's records sealing law The client resolved a Mesa misdemeanor case through a court diversion program and every charge was dismissed. A dismissal does not clear a public record. The arrest and charge kept surfacing on background checks for jobs, housing, and licensing, where employers see the charge first and the dismissal second, if at all. Future First guided the client through the diversion program to a full dismissal of every count, then filed a petition under ARS 13-911 to seal the record. We documented the dismissal, showed the client met the statutory eligibility and waiting-period rules, and the court granted the petition and ordered every record of the arrest, charge, and disposition sealed and transmitted to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Granted ARS § 13-911 08/07/2026 21/07/2026 13 N/A N/A Y N 2024032189 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-sealing-records-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor, and Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(2)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted San Marcos Justice Court Criminal speeding and reckless driving case sealed at San Marcos Justice Court after a civil-only resolution The client carried a criminal traffic case on record from a 2025 arrest in the East Valley. The matter never became a criminal conviction, but the arrest and the filed misdemeanor charges stayed visible in court records and background checks. That kind of entry follows a person into job applications, apartment screenings, and licensing reviews. An open criminal traffic record is a quiet liability that surfaces at the worst time. Future First petitioned to seal the entire case record under ARS § 13-911. The petition showed the charges resolved without any criminal conviction and that every requirement for sealing was met. When the first order came back with an incomplete scope, Future First pushed for an amended order that sealed the arrest records held by the Department of Public Safety and the charging records held by the prosecutor, not only the court file. The court granted the amended sealing order. The record is now sealed across every agency that touched the case. Granted ARS § 13-911 02/04/2026 13/07/2026 102 N/A N/A Y N TR2025-101829-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/san-marcos-sealing-records-reckless-driving-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Resisting Arrest (ARS § 13-2508(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor (Reduced From A Class 6 Felony In 2010) Sealing Record Granted Gila County Superior Court Gila County resisting arrest record sealed under Arizona's records sealing law Even after the Gila County conviction was set aside, the arrest and case records stayed accessible in court files and background databases. A set aside vacates the judgment, but it does not hide the record. For the client, the case could still surface in a background search and force an explanation years after the fact. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The petition asked the court to seal the arrest records, the charging documents, and the full case file. The court granted the petition and directed the clerk to seal the records and notify the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The case is now sealed from public view. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/12/2025 25/02/2026 83 N/A N/A Y N CR-20080111 https://azrecordremoval.com/gila-sealing-records-resisting-arrest-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession Or Use Of A Narcotic Drug (ARS § 13-3408(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony, Charges Dismissed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Dismissed Maricopa County narcotic drug case sealed under ARS 13-911 The client had a Maricopa County felony narcotic drug case from 2016 that ended in dismissal. A dismissal is not a conviction, but the arrest and charging records stayed accessible and still showed up on background checks. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The court found the offense eligible, confirmed every term and monetary obligation was complete, and granted the petition, sealing the arrest records, charging documents, and full case file. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A Y N CR2016-105135-001 2026 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony, Four Counts Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony forgery record sealed under ARS 13-911 Even with relief on other fronts, the forgery case from 2016 stayed accessible in Maricopa County court files and background databases. The client wanted the record sealed, not just adjusted. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The court found the offense eligible, confirmed every term and monetary obligation was complete, and granted the petition, sealing the arrest records, charging documents, and full case file. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A Y N CR2014-123983-001 2026 Felony Theft Of Means Of Transportation (ARS § 13-1814(A)(2)), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony theft record sealed under ARS 13-911 Even with relief on other fronts, the theft of means of transportation case from 2004 stayed accessible in Maricopa County court files and background databases. The client wanted the record sealed, not just adjusted. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The court found the offense eligible, confirmed every term and monetary obligation was complete, and granted the petition, sealing the arrest records, charging documents, and full case file. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A Y N CR2004-039028-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2008 Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County drug paraphernalia record sealed under ARS 13-911 Even with relief on other fronts, the drug paraphernalia case from 2005 stayed accessible in Maricopa County court files and background databases. The client wanted the record sealed, not just adjusted. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The court found the offense eligible, confirmed every term and monetary obligation was complete, and granted the petition, sealing the arrest records, charging documents, and full case file. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A Y N CR2003-038645-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia record sealed under ARS 13-911 Even with relief on other fronts, the drug paraphernalia case from 1997 stayed accessible in Maricopa County court files and background databases. The client wanted the record sealed, not just adjusted. Future First petitioned to seal the criminal case records under ARS § 13-911. The court found the offense eligible, confirmed every term and monetary obligation was complete, and granted the petition, sealing the arrest records, charging documents, and full case file. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A Y N CR1997-090923-A 2026 Misdemeanor Obstruction Of A Public Thoroughfare (ARS § 13-2906(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, and Failure To Obey A Police Officer (Scottsdale City Code § 19-13). All counts dismissed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Second dismissed misdemeanor case sealed in Maricopa County Superior Court, completing the client's record cleanup The client faced misdemeanor charges out of Scottsdale from a separate 2019 arrest. The case was transferred to Maricopa County Superior Court for a limited procedural step and then sent back to Scottsdale City Court, which dismissed every count in 2021. No conviction was entered. The city court sealed its own records in 2023 on the client's own petition, but the superior court copy created by the transfer stayed public. Together with a companion case carrying the same defect, a name search still returned dismissed charges the original court had already put under seal. Future First filed a petition to seal the superior court records under ARS § 13-911, asking the court to take notice of the existing Scottsdale sealing order and extend the same relief to the records the transfer created. The petition documented the dismissal of every count, the prior sealing, and the absence of any other criminal history. The court granted the petition by signed order, sealing all superior court records relating to the case and transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 29 days from filing to grant. With the companion case also sealed, every court that touched the client's dismissed 2019 cases now holds the records under seal. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/01/2026 27/02/2026 29 N/A N/A Y N CR2020-005338-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-transferred-case-sealing-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Resisting Arrest (ARS § 13-2508(A)(3)), and Indecent Exposure (ARS § 13-1402(A)), All Class 1 Misdemeanors. All counts dismissed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Dismissed misdemeanor case records sealed in Maricopa County Superior Court after a procedural transfer kept them public The client was arrested in Scottsdale in 2019 on misdemeanor charges. The matter was transferred to Maricopa County Superior Court for a limited procedural step, then returned to Scottsdale City Court, which dismissed every count in 2021. No conviction was entered. The client sealed the city court records on his own petition in 2023, but the superior court docket created by the transfer stayed public. A simple name search still returned the dismissed case, undercutting the sealing he had already won and keeping a dismissed case visible to employers and landlords. Future First identified the residual superior court records and filed a petition under ARS § 13-911 asking the court to take notice of the existing Scottsdale sealing order and extend sealing to the transferred case. The client had tried this on his own in 2023 and that petition was dismissed on procedural grounds. Future First's petition documented the dismissal of every count, the prior city court sealing, and the correct procedural posture. The court granted the petition and sealed all superior court records relating to the case, transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 32 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/01/2026 02/03/2026 32 N/A N/A Y N CR2020-005278-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-dismissed-case-sealed-2026/ 2026 Felony Sale Or Transportation Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 3 Felony, Two Counts Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony marijuana case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 more than a decade after early probation discharge The client, a disabled military veteran, resolved a felony marijuana case in Maricopa County Superior Court by plea in 2012, convicted of two counts of sale or transportation of marijuana under two pounds, both Class 3 felonies. He earned early discharge from probation in 2013 after his probation officer told the court he reported as directed, paid every fine, and needed little supervision. The case was his only contact with the criminal justice system. More than twelve years later the felony record still surfaced on every background check and followed him through employment and housing screening. Future First filed a petition to seal the case records under ARS § 13-911, documenting full sentence compliance, the 2013 early probation discharge, more than twelve years without any new arrest or charge, and the client's honorable military service with continued VA treatment. The State took no position. The court found the offenses eligible, found sealing in the best interests of the client and the public, and granted the petition, sealing all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence and transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 41 days from filing to grant. Future First won a companion set aside with firearm rights restoration on the same case. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/02/2026 25/03/2026 41 N N Y N CR2011-008253-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-felony-marijuana-sealing-2026/ 2026 Arrest Only Alleged Felony Offense, No Charges Filed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Phoenix arrest record sealed under ARS § 13-911 where no charges were ever filed The client, a military veteran with no prior record, was arrested in 2023 and booked on an alleged felony offense. The State reviewed the case and declined to prosecute. No complaint, indictment, or information was ever filed. The arrest record survived anyway, staying in the databases employers, landlords, and licensing agencies search, and the client carried the burden of an unresolved record with no forum to answer allegations that were never formally pursued. Because no charges were filed, Future First petitioned Maricopa County Superior Court, the court that would have adjudicated the case, to seal all records relating to the arrest under ARS § 13-911. The petition documented the State's decision not to prosecute, the client's clean history before and since, and his record of military service and steady community contribution. The court ordered the Department of Public Safety report, reviewed the full history, and granted the petition, sealing all records relating to the arrest and transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 113 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-911 25/02/2026 18/06/2026 113 N N Y N PF2023123418001 CV2026-008167 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-arrest-record-sealed-no-charges-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor, and Failure To Stop For Red Light (ARS § 28-645(A)(3)(a)). Both counts dismissed Sealing Record Granted Tempe Municipal Court Tempe misdemeanor reckless driving case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 after Veterans Court dismissal The client was arrested in 2025 on a reckless driving charge with a companion red light count. He completed every requirement of a Veterans Court program and the court dismissed both counts. This was his only contact with the criminal justice system. The dismissal did not erase the record. The arrest and the charges stayed public and kept appearing on background checks, a standing obstacle for a career path requiring fingerprint clearance. Future First petitioned Tempe Municipal Court to seal all records relating to the arrest, the charging documents, and the case under ARS § 13-911. The petition documented the dismissal, full completion of every program term, and a record of steady employment and community service since the case closed. The court granted the petition in full, sealing all records of the arrest and the dismissed charges and transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 90 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-911 08/04/2026 07/07/2026 90 N N Y N 25-012123-3 https://azrecordremoval.com/tempe-sra-reckless-driving-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Interfering With Judicial Proceedings (ARS § 13-2810(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, and Preventing Use Of Telephone (ARS § 13-2915(A)(3)), Class 2 Misdemeanor. All counts dismissed Sealing Record Granted Peoria Municipal Court Peoria misdemeanor four-count case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 after diversion and dismissal The client was arrested in 2024 and charged with four misdemeanor counts. She completed a diversion program and the court dismissed every count. This was her only contact with the criminal justice system. The dismissal did not erase the record. The arrest, the charges, and the case file stayed public and kept appearing on background checks, standing between the client and career advancement. Future First petitioned Peoria Municipal Court to seal all records relating to the arrest, the charging documents, and the case under ARS § 13-911. The State objected. Future First presented the dismissal order, the client's completion of every diversion term, and a mitigation record showing law-abiding conduct with no prior or subsequent arrests. The court granted the petition in full, sealing all records of the arrest and the dismissed charges and transmitting the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. 81 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-911 16/04/2026 06/07/2026 81 N N Y N CM2024000984 https://azrecordremoval.com/peoria-sra-disorderly-conduct-2026/ 2026 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony trafficking in stolen property case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony, one of the most serious non-dangerous felony classes in Arizona law. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First petitioned to seal all records of the case under ARS § 13-911. The State opposed. Future First filed a reply showing the statutory waiting period had passed and every term of the sentence was complete. The court granted the petition in full, sealing all records of arrest, conviction, and sentence. A companion set aside was granted on the same case, and two related cases from the same era were cleared in the same effort. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 N N Y N CR2004-0288 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-sra-trafficking-stolen-property-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408(A)(7)), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony narcotic drugs case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs, a Class 3 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony drug record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First petitioned to seal all records of the case under ARS § 13-911. The State opposed. Future First filed a reply showing the statutory waiting period had passed and every term of the sentence was complete. The court granted the petition in full, sealing all records of arrest, conviction, and sentence. A companion set aside was granted on the same case, and two related cases from the same era were cleared in the same effort. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 N N Y N CR99-000212 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-sra-narcotic-drugs-2026/ 2026 Felony Burglary in the Third Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony burglary and trafficking case records sealed under ARS § 13-911 The client picked up three Coconino County felony cases as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved them by plea in 2004. In this case he was convicted of Burglary in the Third Degree, a Class 4 felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still showed on every background check, blocked licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First petitioned to seal all records of the case under ARS § 13-911. The State opposed. Future First filed a reply showing the statutory waiting period had passed and every term of the sentence was complete. The court granted the petition in full, sealing all records of arrest, conviction, and sentence and directing the Clerk to transmit the order to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. A companion set aside was granted on the same case, and two related cases from the same era were cleared in the same effort. Granted ARS § 13-911 26/12/2024 17/06/2026 538 N N Y N CR99-000020 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-sra-burglary-trafficking-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino Sealing Records Granted on an Old Felony Marijuana Case Even after the conviction was set aside, the arrest, charging documents, and case file stayed in public databases and could still surface on a background check for a fifteen-year-old felony marijuana case. Future First petitioned to seal the case records under ARS § 13-911 in Coconino County Superior Court, on the same case as the set aside. The court found the offense eligible and the sentence satisfied, and ordered all arrest, charging, and case records sealed, 217 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/11/2025 17/06/2026 217 N/A N/A Y N CR2010-00612 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-sealing-records-felony-marijuana-2026/ 2025 Misdemeanor Threatening Or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Surprise Municipal Court Surprise Sealing Records Granted to Finish Clearing an Older Misdemeanor The client had previously set aside this older Class 1 misdemeanor through prior counsel, but the arrest, charging documents, and case file still appeared on background checks. Future First handled the next step and petitioned to seal the records under ARS § 13-911 in Surprise Municipal Court. The court found the offense eligible and the sentence satisfied, and ordered all arrest, charging, and case records sealed, 96 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/09/2025 15/12/2025 96 N/A N/A Y N M-0761-CR-1600239 https://azrecordremoval.com/surprise-sealing-records-misdemeanor-after-set-aside-2025/ 2025 Misdemeanor Threatening Or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Surprise Municipal Court Surprise Records Sealing Closes a Class 1 Misdemeanor After the Set Aside Future First had already set this Class 1 misdemeanor aside, but the arrest, charging documents, and case file still surfaced on background checks. Future First petitioned to seal the records under ARS § 13-911 in Surprise Municipal Court on the same case as the set aside. The court found the offense eligible and the sentence satisfied, and ordered all records sealed, 118 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/08/2025 15/12/2025 118 N/A N/A Y N M-0761-CM-201800585 https://azrecordremoval.com/surprise-records-sealing-misdemeanor-2025/ 2026 DUI Driving Under the Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tucson Municipal Court Tucson Sealing Records DUI Granted on an Old Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 A set aside changes how a conviction reads, but the record still exists and still surfaces on background checks. The client wanted the old DUI gone, not just relabeled, so it would stop reaching employers and landlords. Future First had already set this conviction aside under ARS § 13-905, then filed to seal under ARS § 13-911 in Tucson Municipal Court. The court found the offense eligible, the timeframes passed, the sentence fully satisfied, and sealing in the public interest, and ordered all arrest records, charging documents, and case records sealed, 97 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 01/06/2026 97 N/A N/A Y N TR8017676 https://azrecordremoval.com/tucson-sealing-records-dui-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Interference with Judicial Proceedings (ARS § 13-2810), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Peoria Municipal Court Peoria Sealing Records Granted on a Dismissed Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client completed a diversion program and the State dismissed the misdemeanor. A dismissed case is not a clean record. The arrest and the dismissed charge still lived in court databases and on background checks, and the label scared off employers and landlords who never read past it. Future First reviewed the full court file, confirmed the diversion completion and dismissal, and filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 in Peoria Municipal Court. The prosecutor raised no objection. The court reviewed the DPS report, found the offense eligible, found sealing served the client and public safety, and ordered the arrest records, charging documents, and all case records sealed, 153 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/12/2025 06/05/2026 153 N/A N/A Y N CM2024000799 https://azrecordremoval.com/peoria-sealing-records-dismissed-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess or Transport a Prohibited Weapon (ARS § 13-1002, 13-3102(A)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony Sealing Record Granted Pima County Superior Court Pima County Sealing Records Granted on a Set-Aside Class 6 Felony Prohibited Weapon Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client's 2010 felony case had already been designated a misdemeanor and set aside. Those wins changed how the conviction read and released the client from its penalties, but they did not take the case off the public record. A set-aside conviction still appears on a background check until a court orders the records sealed. Future First filed the Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in Pima County Superior Court as the final piece of the cleanup, building on the designation to misdemeanor and the set aside the firm had already secured on the same case. The firm confirmed the client met every statutory requirement, that all terms and financial obligations were complete, and that there were no subsequent or pending matters. The State filed a no-objection response, which let the court act without the full notice period. The court found the offense eligible and granted the petition 59 days after filing, ordering all records relating to the arrest, conviction, and sentence sealed and transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2026 12/06/2026 59 N/A N/A Y N CR20093713-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5263 2026 DUI DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor, arrest only, no charges filed Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted on a DUI Arrest Where the State Never Filed Charges Under ARS § 13-911 The client was arrested for a DUI, but the prosecutor never filed charges and the statute of limitations expired. There was no conviction and no court case. The arrest record still stayed in the system and surfaced on background checks run by employers, landlords, and licensing boards. The client kept facing a record for a case that never became a charge and kept having to explain a DUI arrest the State chose not to pursue. Future First filed a Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in Maricopa County Superior Court. Arizona's sealing law now reaches arrests where no charges were filed. The firm documented the arrest, confirmed the prosecutor declined to file and the statute of limitations had expired, and showed the client had no other convictions and no pending charges. The court found the arrest eligible to be sealed, found that sealing served both the client and the public, and granted the petition 77 days after filing. The court ordered the arrest record sealed and transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The DUI arrest no longer surfaces on a standard background check. Granted ARS § 13-911 16/03/2026 01/06/2026 77 N/A N/A Y N N/A, no charges filed CV2026-011463 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5260 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence Designated Sealing Record Granted Paradise Valley Municipal Court Paradise Valley Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed Misdemeanor Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor in Paradise Valley. The prosecutor dismissed the case, so there was never a conviction. A dismissed case still leaves an arrest record and a court record behind, and both still appear on background checks run by employers, landlords, and licensing boards. The client kept running into a record for a case that ended in their favor and had to explain an arrest that never became a conviction. Future First filed a Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in Paradise Valley Municipal Court. The petition documented the dismissal, confirmed the client met every statutory requirement, and asked the court to seal the arrest record and all records tied to the case. The State weighed in and the firm filed a written reply that answered the State's position and held the eligibility argument together. The court granted the application and ordered the arrest record and the case records sealed and transmitted to the Department of Public Safety and the prosecutor. The dismissed case no longer surfaces on a standard background check. Granted ARS § 13-911 30/05/2025 28/05/2026 363 N/A N/A Y N CR-000024-2025 CR0000242025 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5181 2026 Sealing Records Disorderly Conduct-Fighting (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence Designated Sealing Record Granted Glendale City Court Glendale Sealing Records Granted on a Dismissed Disorderly Conduct Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2024 Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct-Fighting arrest with a Domestic Violence designation that still appeared on background checks even after the prosecutor dismissed the case following successful diversion. Future First filed the Sealing Records Application under ARS § 13-911 in Glendale City Court and the court granted the application in 10 days, sealing the arrest and charging records from public view. Dismissed ARS § 13-911 07/04/2026 17/04/2026 10 N/A N/A Y N/A SRA Dismissed after diversion completion. No conviction. Sealing Records Application https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5014 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage $250-$1000 (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Glendale City Court Glendale Sealing Records Granted on Dismissed Assault, Criminal Damage, and Disorderly Conduct Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client faced three misdemeanor charges in Glendale City Court from a single 2022 incident: Assault under ARS § 13-1203 (Class 1 Misdemeanor), Criminal Damage $250-$1000 under ARS § 13-1602 (Class 2 Misdemeanor), and Disorderly Conduct Fighting under ARS § 13-2904 (Class 1 Misdemeanor); every count was dismissed by the prosecutor, but the arrest and dismissed charges still appeared on background checks, creating a professional advancement barrier the client should not have had to explain. Future First filed the application to seal under ARS § 13-911 in Glendale City Court with a written law firm support letter documenting full dismissal, statutory eligibility, sustained law-abiding conduct, and the ongoing professional barrier the record was causing, and the court granted the sealing application 20 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 26/02/2026 18/03/2026 20 N/A N/A Y N M0747CM2022000379 CM-2022000379 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5015 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted on Class 6 Felony Aggravated Assault After Motion to Reconsider The Court granted the set aside but initially denied the sealing application on the 2000 Class 6 felony aggravated assault; without the seal the arrest, charging documents, and case file stayed visible to background checks. Future First filed a Motion to Reconsider under ARS § 13-911, the Maricopa County Superior Court reversed the denial, and the entire case record was sealed 63 days after the original application. Granted ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 28/04/2026 63 Y Y Y Y CR2000-095925-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5017 2026 Felony Attempted Possession Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 5 Felony; Driving Under The Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted on Class 5 Felony Drug Possession and Companion DUI The client's 2004 Class 5 felony attempted drug possession and Class 1 misdemeanor DUI still showed on background checks even after civil rights restoration in 2013. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 alongside the set aside, walked the Maricopa County Superior Court through the statutory eligibility and DPS report, and the Court sealed the entire case record in 49 days. Granted ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 14/04/2026 49 Y Y Y Y CR2004-037759-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5019 2025 DUI Extreme DUI .15 Or Above (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Sealing Records Granted On A 2013 Extreme DUI, 62 Days From Filing To Grant Even after a set aside, the client's 2013 Mesa Extreme DUI arrest record, charging documents, and court file remained publicly searchable on background checks tied to his work with vulnerable populations and his planned citizenship application. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 targeting the Mesa Police arrest record, the Mesa City Prosecutor charging documents, and the full court file, documented the ten-plus-year wait and clean conduct, and the Mesa Municipal Court ordered the records sealed in 62 days. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/08/2025 16/10/2025 62 N/A N/A Y N 2013044779 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5021 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 2 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving Case In 15 Days The client carried a Class 2 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving conviction in Goodyear Municipal Court and needed the entire case file sealed from public view and background-check exposure after completing the two-year statutory wait. Future First filed the Application to Seal Records under ARS § 13-911 and the court granted the sealing order in 15 days, closing arrest records, charging documents, and all court records from public access. Sealing Record Granted ARS § 13-911 05/03/2026 20/03/2026 15 N/A N/A Y Y SRA Driving Under the Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; pled down to Reckless Driving Application to Seal Records https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5023 2026 Sealing Records (SRA) Sexual Misconduct Allegations (Arrest Only, No Charges Filed), Class 2 Felony Allegations Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Sexual Misconduct Arrest With No Charges Filed The client carried a Mesa Police arrest for alleged sexual misconduct involving a minor that drew the heaviest weight on every background check even though the prosecutor never filed charges and the Department of Child Safety found the allegations unsubstantiated. Future First filed the Application to Seal Records under ARS § 13-911 and the court granted the application in 82 days, sealing the arrest from public view and from background-check exposure. Granted ARS § 13-911 03/12/2025 23/02/2026 82 N/A N/A Y N/A SRA Mesa Police Department arrest in 2023 for alleged sexual misconduct involving a minor; no charges were ever filed by the prosecutor and the investigation closed inactive; the Department of Child Safety separately classified the allegations as unsubstantiated Future First filed the Application to Seal Records under ARS § 13-911 documenting the no-charge disposition, the inactive investigation status, the unsubstantiated DCS finding, and the statutory factors; the 60-day notice window ran without prosecutor objection and the court granted on the merits https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5024 2025 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Or Revoked For DUI (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Sealing Record Granted Under ARS 13-911 Even after the set aside lifted the penalties tied to the 2010 Class 4 felony Aggravated DUI, the underlying case file stayed visible on public-facing court searches and background reports. Future First filed a Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 with the Order of Discharge from Probation and Certificate of Absolute Discharge attached, the prosecutor took no position, and the court ordered the records sealed, removing the case from public view. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2025 25/10/2025 107 N/A N/A Y N CR2009-133426-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5027 2025 Felony DUI Liquor Or Drugs (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted on Felony Endangerment and DUI Conviction Under ARS 13-911 Even after the set aside lifted the penalties tied to the 2007 conviction, the underlying case file with the Class 6 felony Endangerment and Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI counts stayed visible on public-facing court searches. Future First filed a Petition to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 with the Order of Discharge from Probation attached, the prosecutor took no position, and the court ordered the records sealed, removing the case from public view. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2025 25/10/2025 107 N/A N/A Y N CR2007-151536-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5029 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Sealing Records DUI Granted Under ARS § 13-911 Even with a same-day Set Aside in hand, the Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction from 2020 stayed visible on background checks as set aside, and the client wanted the full closure that only sealing under ARS § 13-911 provides for employer, landlord, and licensing-board searches. Future First filed the Application to Seal Criminal Case Records in Scottsdale City Court on the same day as the Set Aside Application, the prosecutor did not respond, and the court entered every required finding under ARS § 13-911 and sealed all records relating to the arrest, conviction, and sentence. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/12/2025 09/03/2026 71 N/A N/A Y Y TR-2020002669 M-0751-TR-2020002669 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5031 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage Deface (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Criminal Damage Record Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a dismissed Class 1 Misdemeanor criminal damage record out of Scottsdale City Court that still surfaced on background checks, blocking job and housing opportunities despite the diversion-based dismissal. Future First filed the Petition To Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911, paired the statutory checklist with a mitigation letter, handled prosecutor notice, and secured a sealing order 70 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/12/2025 09/03/2026 70 N/A N/A Y N CR-2025003862 M-0751-CR-2025003862 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5032 2026 Sealing Record (SRA) Criminal Speeding (ARS § 28-701.02), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Highland Justice Court Highland Justice Court Sealing Records Granted on a 2025 Criminal Speeding Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client was charged with criminal speeding, a Class 3 misdemeanor, in Highland Justice Court in 2025, which created a criminal record entry that would show up on background checks even after the case was resolved. Future First filed an application to seal under ARS § 13-911, and Highland Justice Court granted the order 43 days later, sealing all arrest records, charging documents, and case records. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/12/2025 10/02/2026 43 N/A N/A Y N SRA Originally charged with Criminal Speeding (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor; resolved via amended plea to Speed Greater than Reasonable and Prudent (ARS § 28-701(A)), a civil traffic violation, with judgment of guilt entered November 2025 Application to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5033 2026 Conviction Sealed Exceed Posted Speed Greater Than 20 MPH (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted South Mountain Justice Court South Mountain Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Criminal Speeding Case In 14 Days The client carried a Class 3 Misdemeanor Criminal Speeding case in South Mountain Justice Court that was amended to a civil traffic violation at the change of plea, but the underlying criminal case file remained visible on background checks. Future First filed the Application to Seal Records under ARS § 13-911 and the court granted the application in 14 days, sealing the criminal case file from public view and from background-check exposure. Sealing Record Granted ARS § 13-911 13/01/2026 27/01/2026 14 N/A N/A Y N SRA Class 3 Misdemeanor Criminal Speeding amended to civil Speed Reasonable and Prudent at change of plea; judgment entered 2025; sealing application filed 2026 Application to Seal Records under ARS § 13-911 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5034 2026 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed In Residential Area Or Business District (ARS § 28-701.02), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Records Granted on Criminal Speeding Conviction in Under a Month The client had a 2025 Class 3 Misdemeanor criminal speeding arrest and charge on his record in Goodyear that kept surfacing on background checks for jobs, housing, and other career steps, even after the underlying case resolved and the fine was paid in full. Future First filed a sealing records application under ARS § 13-911 in Goodyear Municipal Court with a supporting law firm letter showing eligibility, sentence completion, and no public-safety concern, and the court granted the application 24 days later. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/12/2025 22/01/2026 24 N/A N/A Y N TR2025-00521 M0762TR202500521 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5035 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe Municipal Court Tempe Sealing Records Granted on a 25-Year-Old Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Even after the set aside, the assault arrest and case file stayed visible on DPS criminal-history pulls and in the Tempe Municipal Court public docket, surfacing on background checks more than two decades after the case closed. Future First filed the Application to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in tandem with the set-aside packet, documented statutory eligibility and the client's 24-year clean record, and the court ordered the Clerk to seal all case records and transmit the order to DPS and the prosecutor. Granted ARS § 13-911 13/11/2025 16/01/2026 64 N/A N/A Y N 00-4441033 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5037 2026 Prefile No Charges Filed (Arrest For Suspected Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405) And DUI (ARS § 28-1381)) Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County Superior Court Seals 1980 Arrest Record After 45 Years The client carried a 45-year-old AZ DPS arrest cycle from a 1980 Phoenix stop for suspected marijuana possession and impaired driving, with no charges ever filed, that still surfaced on modern background checks and threatened employment, housing, and licensing applications well into retirement. Future First filed a Sealing Records Application under ARS § 13-911 in Maricopa County Superior Court, attached the DPS criminal history showing no charges were ever filed, submitted a support letter on the 45-year gap and the public interest in sealing, served the prosecutor (no objection), and the judge granted the application 107 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/09/2025 14/01/2026 107 N/A N/A Y N AZ DPS 8061035 CV2025-035170 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5038 2026 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted For 1996 Attempt Misconduct Involving Weapons Class 5 Felony Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 1996 Class 5 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons conviction in Maricopa County Superior Court that kept surfacing on background checks across employment, housing, and licensing despite the set aside and decades of clean conduct. Future First filed the Application to Seal Criminal Case Records under ARS § 13-911 in Maricopa County Superior Court alongside the set aside application, and the court granted the sealing 111 days after filing, sealing the arrest, charging, conviction, and sentencing records across the court, the prosecutor, the arresting agency, and the Department of Public Safety. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/09/2025 08/01/2026 111 Y Y Y Y CR1996-092805-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5040 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Sealing Records Granted After Initial Denial on Dismissed Criminal Damage Case The client carried a 2023 Phoenix Municipal Court criminal damage charge that the prosecutor later dismissed in 2024, but the arrest record and dismissed charge stayed visible on background checks, employer searches, and licensing inquiries until the file was sealed. Future First filed the sealing application under ARS § 13-911 in 2024, then filed a motion to reconsider after the court initially denied the application on public safety grounds, arguing that a dismissed case is categorically eligible for sealing under the statute, and the court reversed and granted the sealing order in January 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/05/2024 13/01/2026 594 N/A N/A Y N 5778314 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5041 2026 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)) with domestic violence designation, Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Chandler Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2025 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 domestic-violence-designated Class 1 Misdemeanor charge that was dismissed after diversion but still surfaced on background checks. A domestic violence entry, even a dismissed one, screens a person out of jobs and housing. Future First secured the diversion resolution that ended in dismissal, then filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Chandler Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest and charge in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/02/2026 17/04/2026 64 N/A N/A Y N 25-Z-1380363 https://azrecordremoval.com/chandler-sealing-records-domestic-violence-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)) with domestic violence designation, Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Chandler Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2025 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 domestic-violence-designated Class 1 Misdemeanor charge that was dismissed after diversion but still surfaced on background checks. A domestic violence entry, even a dismissed one, screens a person out of jobs and housing. Future First secured the diversion resolution that ended in dismissal, then filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Chandler Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest and charge in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/02/2026 17/04/2026 64 N/A N/A Y N 25-Z-1380362 https://azrecordremoval.com/chandler-sealing-records-domestic-violence-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201(A)) with domestic violence designation, Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Chandler Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2025 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 domestic-violence-designated Class 1 Misdemeanor charge that was dismissed after diversion but still surfaced on background checks. A domestic violence entry, even a dismissed one, screens a person out of jobs and housing. Future First secured the diversion resolution that ended in dismissal, then filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Chandler Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest and charge in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/02/2026 17/04/2026 64 N/A N/A Y N 25-Z-1380361 https://azrecordremoval.com/chandler-sealing-records-domestic-violence-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Display of Fictitious License Plate (ARS § 28-2531(B)(1)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted West McDowell Justice Court West McDowell Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2025 License Plate Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 Class 2 Misdemeanor charge for displaying a fictitious license plate. The charge was dismissed with prejudice after diversion, but the arrest still appeared on background checks. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the West McDowell Justice Court sealed all records of the arrest and charge 37 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-911 16/03/2026 22/04/2026 37 N/A N/A Y N TR2025107608 https://azrecordremoval.com/west-mcdowell-sealing-records-fictitious-plate-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2024 Assault Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client faced a 2024 Class 1 Misdemeanor assault charge in Phoenix Municipal Court that the court dismissed within a week. No conviction entered, but the arrest still surfaced on background checks. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The State conceded the petition met the statutory requirements and the Phoenix Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest and charge in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 31/10/2025 06/01/2026 67 N/A N/A Y N M-0741-PX-5912484 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-sealing-records-assault-charge-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted On A 2009 Class 6 Felony Drug Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2009 Class 6 felony drug paraphernalia conviction, reduced through a plea from a Class 4 felony charge, that still surfaced on background checks even after a 2017 set aside. The client previously secured a set aside through prior counsel in 2017. Future First handled the next step, filing the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/12/2025 25/04/2026 127 Y N Y N CR2009-173788-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-drug-felony-2009-cases-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted On A 2009 Class 6 Felony Drug Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2009 Class 6 felony drug paraphernalia conviction that still surfaced on background checks even after a 2017 set aside. The client previously secured a set aside through prior counsel in 2017. Future First handled the next step, filing the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/12/2025 25/04/2026 127 Y N Y N CR2009-109784-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-drug-felony-2009-cases-2026/ 2026 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted On A 1992 Class 4 Felony Forgery Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 1992 Class 4 felony forgery conviction, a crime of dishonesty, that kept surfacing on background checks even after a 2017 set aside restored civil and firearm rights. The client previously secured a set aside through prior counsel in 2017. Future First handled the next step, filing the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911. The Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/12/2025 25/04/2026 127 Y Y Y N CR1992-003792-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-forgery-felony-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Driving on a Suspended License (ARS § 28-3473), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Sealing Records Granted On A 1998 Suspended License Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 1998 Class 1 Misdemeanor driving-on-a-suspended-license conviction that still surfaced on background checks after the judgment was set aside. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the Phoenix Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2026. Sealed ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 23/04/2026 58 N/A N/A Y N 53521834C https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-sealing-records-suspended-license-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Criminal Speeding (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Sealing Records Granted On A 2025 Criminal Speeding Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client was charged with criminal speeding, a Class 3 Misdemeanor, in 2025, a charge that creates a criminal record and surfaces on background checks. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the Goodyear Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2026. Sealed ARS § 13-911 02/04/2026 20/04/2026 18 N/A N/A Y N TR2025-01329 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-sealing-records-criminal-speeding-2026/ 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess Marijuana for Sale (ARS § 13-3405), Class 4 Felony; Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted On A 2009 Two-Count Class 4 Felony Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried two 2009 Class 4 felony convictions that still surfaced on background checks even after the judgments were set aside. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2025. Sealed ARS § 13-911 04/12/2025 28/12/2025 24 Y Y Y N CR2009-129928-003 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-felony-marijuana-weapons-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession of Marijuana for Sale (ARS § 13-3405), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted On A Dismissed 2013 Felony Marijuana Case Under ARS § 13-911 The client had a 2013 Class 2 Felony marijuana charge that the State dismissed, but the dismissed felony arrest still surfaced on background checks. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed the arrest records, charging documents, and all case records in 2026. Sealed ARS § 13-911 12/02/2026 27/04/2026 74 N/A N/A Y N CR2013-103810-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-sealing-records-marijuana-felony-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Class 2 Misdemeanor Offense Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Sealing Records Granted On A 2023 Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried an old Class 2 misdemeanor conviction from 2023 that kept surfacing on background checks even after the case ended. Future First filed the petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 and the Scottsdale City Court sealed all records of the arrest, conviction, and sentence in 2026. Sealed ARS § 13-911 29/12/2025 10/03/2026 71 N/A N/A Y N M-0751-CR-2023001705 https://azrecordremoval.com/scottsdale-sealing-records-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault, Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe Municipal Court Tempe Sealing Records Assault Dismissal Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor assault charge that resolved through diversion and dismissal. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the court sealed all records relating to the arrest and the dismissed charge in 2026. Sealed ARS § 13-911 23/03/2026 27/05/2026 65 N/A N/A Y N 25-039992-2 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4377 2026 Misdemeanor Fail to Stop at Scene of Damage Accident (ARS § 28-662(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Encanto Justice Court Encanto Sealing Records Leaving Scene Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor leaving the scene of a damage accident charge that the State dismissed through diversion. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Encanto Justice Court granted the application in 2026, sealing all records. Sealed ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 06/05/2026 71 N/A N/A Y N TR2025113014 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4378 2026 Misdemeanor Fail to Stop at Scene of Damage Accident (ARS § 28-662(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, plus civil traffic counts Sealing Record Granted El Centro Justice Court El Centro Sealing Records Traffic Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried 2024 traffic charges including a Class 1 Misdemeanor leaving the scene count, all dismissed before any conviction entered. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the El Centro Justice Court granted the application in 2026, sealing all records. Sealed ARS § 13-911 24/02/2026 12/03/2026 16 N/A N/A Y N TR2024127112 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4379 2026 DUI DUI With BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Sealing Records DUI Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2022 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction. Prior counsel secured a set aside under ARS § 13-905 in 2025. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 in 2026 and the Scottsdale City Court granted the application, sealing all records. Sealed ARS § 13-911 10/02/2026 28/04/2026 77 N/A N/A Y Y M-0751-TR-2022005840 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4380 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe Municipal Court Tempe Sealing Records DUI Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2022 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction. Future First set aside the judgment earlier in 2026. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Tempe Municipal Court granted the application the same year, sealing all records. Sealed ARS § 13-911 13/01/2026 30/03/2026 76 N/A N/A Y Y 22-006162-1 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4382 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI - Third Offense (ARS § 28-1383(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony; Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony; DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Aggravated DUI Third Offense Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried 2007 felony convictions that still surfaced the felony DUI history because set aside vacates the conviction without removing the case from view. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2025 20/01/2026 194 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2007-151536-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4576 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI - License Suspended (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Aggravated DUI - Third Offense (ARS § 28-1383(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Aggravated DUI License Suspended Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried 2009 felony convictions that still surfaced the felony DUI history because set aside vacates the conviction without removing the case from public view. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2025 20/01/2026 194 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2009-133426-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4577 2026 Felony Dangerous Drug Possession (ARS § 13-3407(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Dangerous Drug Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2015 Class 4 Felony Dangerous Drug Possession conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eleven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 18/06/2025 26/02/2026 253 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2015-126058-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4466 2025 Felony Resist Arrest - Physical Force (ARS § 13-2508(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony; Discharge Firearm in City Limits (ARS § 13-3107(A)), Class 6 Felony; Animal Cruelty (ARS § 13-2910(A)(3)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 06/08/2023 15/08/2025 190 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2014-152453-001 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony; Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 6 Drug Paraphernalia, Class 6 Marijuana, And Class 2 Dangerous Drug Felony Convictions From A 1999 Case The client carried 1999 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 11/01/2024 03/12/2025 181 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1999-006077 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4559 2025 Felony Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony; Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony; Dangerous Drug Possession for Sale (ARS § 13-3407), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 6 Marijuana, Class 4 Misconduct Involving Weapons, And Class 2 Dangerous Drug Felony Convictions From A 1998 Case The client carried 1998 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/01/2024 30/04/2024 109 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1998-014959 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4560 2025 Felony Theft by Credit Card (ARS § 13-2102), Class 5 Felony; Taking Identity of Another (ARS § 13-2708), Class 5 Felony; Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 5 Theft By Credit Card, Class 5 Taking Identity, And Class 4 Forgery Felony Convictions From A 1998 Case The client carried 1998 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/01/2024 30/04/2024 109 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1998-014246 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4568 2025 Felony Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Class 5 Felony; Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony; Dangerous Drug Possession (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 5 Marijuana, Class 4 Misconduct Involving Weapons, And Class 4 Dangerous Drug Felony Convictions From A 1998 Case The client carried 1998 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-911 12/01/2024 30/04/2024 109 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1998-015884 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4561 2025 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired Conviction The client carried a 2024 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Mesa Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 11/10/2024 21 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2024-010174 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4562 2025 Felony Taking Identity of Another (ARS § 13-2008), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Taking Identity Of Another Conviction The client carried a 2005 Class 4 Felony Taking Identity of Another conviction that still appeared on background checks more than twenty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 13/12/2024 03/02/2025 52 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2005-006608-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4563 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Criminal Possession of Forgery Device (ARS § 13-2003), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 4 And Class 6 Felony Forgery Convictions The client carried 2004 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 13/12/2024 03/02/2025 52 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2004-023471-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4542 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Pinal County Superior Court Pinal Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Forgery Conviction The client carried a 2009 Class 4 Felony Forgery conviction that still appeared on background checks more than sixteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Pinal County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 31/07/2024 03/12/2025 490 N/A N/A Y N/A CR200901009 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4485 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Sealing Records Drug Paraphernalia Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2024 Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Possess/Use conviction that followed the client into every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Mesa Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 15/08/2024 08/01/2025 146 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2024-022911 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4467 2025 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Phoenix Sealing Records Criminal Damage Granted Under ARS § 13-911 After A Long Wait The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage conviction that followed the client into every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Phoenix City Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/05/2024 13/01/2026 594 N/A N/A Y N/A 5778314 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4468 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 6 Felony Aggravated Assault Case The client carried a 2019 Class 6 Felony Aggravated Assault conviction that still appeared on background checks more than six years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/05/2024 23/01/2025 248 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2019-134602-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4543 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Sale/Transport (ARS § 13-3408), Felony Sealing Record Granted Pima County Superior Court Pima County Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Felony Narcotic Drug Sale Or Transport Conviction The client carried a 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Sale/Transport conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Pima County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/06/2024 03/04/2025 288 N/A N/A Y N/A A031397 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4567 2025 Misdemeanor Discharge Firearm in City Limits (ARS § 13-3107), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Discharge Firearm In City Limits Case The client carried a 2020 Class 1 Misdemeanor Discharge Firearm in City Limits conviction that still appeared on background checks more than five years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 17/07/2024 09/04/2025 186 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2020-134005-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4544 2025 Felony Dangerous Drug Transport or Sell (ARS § 13-3407(A)(7)), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Transport Case The client carried a 2003 Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Transport or Sell conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 22/07/2024 06/02/2025 199 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2003-036415-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4545 2025 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .15 to .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted El Centro Justice Court El Centro Sealing Records DUI Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2016 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired conviction that followed the client into every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the El Centro Justice Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/08/2024 28/05/2025 282 N/A N/A Y N/A TR2016101519 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4469 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Language or Gestures (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Payson Municipal Court Payson Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Language Or Gestures Case The client carried a 2017 Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Language or Gestures conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eight years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Payson Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 08/11/2024 12/02/2025 96 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2017012492 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4593 2025 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 3 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 3 Felony Trafficking In Stolen Property And Class 6 Felony Theft Convictions The client carried 2011 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than fourteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 09/11/2024 03/12/2025 389 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2011-130388-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4564 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 6 Felony; Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 6 Narcotic Drug, Class 4 Dangerous Drug, And Class 6 Drug Paraphernalia Felony Convictions The client carried 2012 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than thirteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/11/2024 25/08/2025 294 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2012-145183-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4565 2025 Felony Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Dangerous Drug And Class 6 Drug Paraphernalia Felony Conviction The client carried 2012 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than thirteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/11/2024 25/08/2025 294 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2012-158216-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4566 2025 Felony Criminal Trespass 1st Degree (ARS § 13-1504), Class 6 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony; Possession of Burglary Tools (ARS § 13-1505), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Three Class 6 Felony Counts From One Case The client carried 2013 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than twelve years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/11/2024 25/08/2025 294 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2013-432901-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4546 2025 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Burglary Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2014 Class 3 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree conviction that followed the client into every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 04/11/2024 20/06/2025 228 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2014-106935-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4470 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional, Knowing Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Phoenix Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Case The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional, Knowing Physical Injury conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Phoenix City Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/09/2024 04/04/2025 206 N/A N/A Y N/A 5738204 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4486 2025 Felony Attempt to Commit Burglary 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Attempt To Commit Burglary 2nd Degree Case From 2001 The client carried a 2001 Class 4 Felony Attempt to Commit Burglary 2nd Degree conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/08/2024 03/04/2025 218 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2001-097823 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4547 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Forgery Case From 2000 The client carried a 2000 Class 4 Felony Forgery conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/12/2024 03/04/2025 114 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2000-097244 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4599 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 6 Felony Theft Conviction From A 1999 Case The client carried a 1999 Class 6 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 10/12/2024 03/04/2025 114 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1999-092588 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4548 2025 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Decades-Old Class 3 Felony Burglary Case The client carried a 1996 Class 3 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 30/08/2024 05/08/2025 340 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1996-094591 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4487 2025 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 6 Felony Criminal Damage Case The client carried a 2001 Class 6 Felony Criminal Damage conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 27/08/2024 02/01/2025 128 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2001-003200 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4488 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional, Knowing Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Phoenix Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Case The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional, Knowing Physical Injury conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Phoenix City Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 16/09/2024 03/12/2025 443 N/A N/A Y N/A 5618047 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4598 2025 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Burglary 2nd Degree Felony Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2009 Class 3 Felony Burglary 2nd Degree conviction that still appeared on background checks more than sixteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/10/2024 10/04/2025 164 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2009-007983-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4581 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Touching With Intent to Injure (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 19/09/2024 18/07/2025 182 N/A N/A Y N/A 5801041 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Felony Drug Paraphernalia And Dangerous Drug Case The client carried 2009 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than sixteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 28/10/2024 10/04/2025 164 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2009-166135-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4594 2025 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property (ARS § 13-2307), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/10/2024 10/04/2025 164 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2009-171156-001 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage - Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Sealing Records Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Case Sealed Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2024 Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Domestic Violence conviction that still appeared on background checks more than one year later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Scottsdale City Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 11/12/2024 27/02/2025 78 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2024012790 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4582 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony; Theft by Credit Card (ARS § 13-2102), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Class 5 Felony Theft And Theft By Credit Card Convictions From A 1996 Case The client carried 1996 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 24/09/2024 05/08/2025 315 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1996-091970 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4549 2025 Felony Remove, Deface, or Destroy VIN (ARS § 28-2531(A)), Class 5 Felony; Attempt to Remove, Deface, or Destroy VIN (ARS § 28-2531(A)), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records VIN Tampering Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried 2007 felony convictions that followed the client into every background check, locking off industry-specific roles tied to the original offense context. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 18/09/2024 12/02/2025 147 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2007-169352-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4471 2025 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Sierra Vista Justice Court Sierra Vista Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Misdemeanor Criminal Damage And Disorderly Conduct Case The client carried a 2015 Class 2 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage conviction that still appeared on background checks more than ten years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Sierra Vista Justice Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 29/09/2024 14/01/2025 107 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2015-0403 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4595 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation Case The client carried a 2007 Class 4 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eighteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 13/11/2024 17/04/2025 155 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2007-116112-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4597 2025 Felony Kidnapping (ARS § 13-1304), Felony; Robbery (ARS § 13-1902), Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Felony Sealing Record Granted Pima County Superior Court Pima Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Multi-Count Felony Kidnapping, Robbery, And Aggravated Assault Case The client carried a 2025 Felony Kidnapping conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Pima County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 21/10/2024 15/08/2025 190 N/A N/A Y N/A CR063712 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4596 2025 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI Drugs or Metabolite (ARS § 28-1381(A)(3)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Drug Paraphernalia Marijuana DUI Felony Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2008 Class 1 Misdemeanor Marijuana Violation conviction that still surfaced the felony drug history because set aside vacates the conviction without removing the case from view. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 11/04/2025 18/04/2025 7 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2008-171631-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4579 2025 Felony Unlawful Imprisonment (ARS § 13-1303), Class 6 Felony; Assault - Intent or Reckless Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Records Unlawful Imprisonment And Assault Felony Application Granted Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2006 Class 6 Felony Unlawful Imprisonment conviction that still appeared on background checks more than nineteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 03/11/2024 18/04/2025 166 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2006-118156-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4580 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Yuma Municipal Court Yuma Sealing Records Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Disorderly Conduct Case The client carried a 2025 Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Domestic Violence conviction that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Yuma Municipal Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-911 23/10/2024 26/12/2024 64 N/A N/A Y N/A C229692 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4592 2025 Felony Sexual Misconduct (ARS § 13-1406), Class 2 Felony; Kidnapping (ARS § 13-1304), Class 2 Felony; Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon (ARS § 13-1204), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On Multiple Felony Convictions From The Late 1990s The client carried 2025 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Yavapai County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 20/12/2024 28/02/2025 70 N/A N/A Y N/A V-1300-CR-9970168 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4489 2025 Felony Dangerous Drug Possession (ARS § 13-3407(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/11/2024 07/04/2025 140 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2024-112303-001 2025 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Sealing Records DUI Misdemeanor Application Granted In 39 Days Under ARS § 13-911 The client carried a 2019 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired conviction that still appeared on background checks more than six years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Scottsdale City Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 19/12/2024 27/01/2025 39 N/A N/A Y N/A TR-2019026111 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4583 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault - Domestic Violence Impede Breathing (ARS § 13-1204(B)), Class 4 Felony; Assault - Intent or Reckless Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Sealing Record Granted Under ARS § 13-911 On A Class 4 Felony Domestic Violence Case The client carried a 2018 Class 4 Felony Aggravated Assault - Domestic Violence Impede Breathing conviction that still appeared on background checks more than seven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-911 and the Maricopa County Superior Court sealed all records of the arrest, charge, and case in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-911 17/04/2024 24/09/2025 525 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2018-156261-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4490 2025 Felony Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony; DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 01/12/2024 17/07/2025 181 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2018-116373-001 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/12/2024 13/03/2025 85 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1997-013801 2025 Felony Attempt to Commit Aggravated Robbery (ARS § 13-1903(A)), Class 4 Felony; Robbery (ARS § 13-1902), Class 6 Felony; Assault - Intent or Reckless Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/12/2024 14/03/2025 86 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2016-113216-001 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct - Disruptive Behavior or Fighting (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/12/2024 14/03/2025 86 N/A N/A Y N/A CR-2019018481 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/11/2024 02/01/2025 38 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-202400405 2025 Felony Aggravated DUI - License Suspended (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Aggravated DUI (ARS § 28-1383), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/02/2025 05/06/2025 100 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2001-090831 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Touching (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/12/2024 27/02/2025 78 N/A N/A Y N/A CR-2021011993 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/02/2025 05/06/2025 100 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2012-142958-001 2025 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property 1st Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony; Burglary 3rd Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 17/12/2024 03/12/2025 183 N/A N/A Y N/A S-0300-CR-20040288 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony; Narcotic Drug Transport or Sell (ARS § 13-3408), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 27/12/2024 03/12/2025 341 N/A N/A Y N/A S-0300-CR-99000212 2025 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony; Trafficking in Stolen Property 1st Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Coconino County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 17/12/2024 03/12/2025 351 N/A N/A Y N/A S-0300-CR-99000020 2025 Felony Assault - Intent or Reckless Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Assault - Touched to Injure (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/12/2024 06/05/2025 139 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2017-109016-001 2025 Felony Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony; DUI with Passenger Under 15 (ARS § 28-1383), Class 6 Felony; Extreme DUI BAC .20 or More (ARS § 28-1382), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Pinal County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 13/01/2025 09/04/2025 86 N/A N/A Y N/A S-1100-CR-201201675 2025 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/01/2025 26/02/2025 34 N/A N/A Y N/A TR-202401372 2025 Felony Fugitive from Justice (ARS § 13-3852), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/01/2025 14/05/2025 111 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2023-003586-001 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Peoria Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 08/01/2025 14/03/2025 181 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2024000838 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intent or Knowing Cause Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Avondale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 05/02/2025 03/12/2025 301 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2024001290 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Touching With Intent to Injure (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 05/02/2025 15/04/2025 69 N/A N/A Y N/A 5903669 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 4 Felony; Threatening or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/01/2025 14/05/2025 188 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2020-113632-001 2025 Misdemeanor Racing on the Highway (ARS § 28-708), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02), Class 3 Misdemeanor; No Proof of Insurance (ARS § 28-4135) Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/02/2025 03/12/2025 290 N/A N/A Y N/A 24-022404-3 2025 Misdemeanor Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony; Fraudulent Schemes (ARS § 13-2311), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 02/02/2023 08/05/2023 181 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2022-006732-001 2025 Misdemeanor Interfering with Judicial Proceedings (ARS § 13-2810), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/02/2025 03/12/2025 283 N/A N/A Y N/A 24-013006-3 2025 Felony Possession of Narcotic Drugs for Sale (ARS § 13-3408), Class 2 Felony; Attempt to Transport/Sell Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/03/2025 17/06/2025 89 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1991-009360 2025 Misdemeanor Leaving Scene of Accident - Damage to Attended Vehicle (ARS § 28-662), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/02/2025 08/05/2025 76 N/A N/A Y N/A TR-2024016451 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 4 Felony; DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Yavapai County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/02/2025 04/04/2025 35 N/A N/A Y N/A P-1300-CR-201901282 2025 Misdemeanor Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Prescott Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/02/2025 04/04/2025 35 N/A N/A Y N/A M-1343-CM-2018001179 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/02/2025 14/05/2025 180 N/A N/A Y N/A 24-Z 1255741 2025 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 29/03/2025 03/12/2025 249 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1993-005994 2025 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Avondale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 26/03/2025 06/08/2025 180 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0760-CM-2019001141 2025 Felony Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 05/04/2025 03/12/2025 242 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2018-005895-001 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Criminal Impersonation (ARS § 13-2006), Class 6 Felony; Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Cochise County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2025 28/08/2025 153 N/A N/A Y N/A S-0200-CR-201500173 2025 Felony Shoplifting with Prior Conviction (ARS § 13-1805), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Cochise County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2025 28/08/2025 153 N/A N/A Y N/A S-0200-CR-201600798 2025 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 03/04/2025 29/04/2025 26 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0762-CM-202100191 2025 Felony Possession of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/04/2025 01/08/2025 112 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2024-150317-001 2025 Misdemeanor Prostitution (ARS § 13-3214), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Massage Title Violation (ARS § 32-4255), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 12/05/2025 06/06/2025 25 N/A N/A Y N/A 2024069813 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplifting - Removal of Goods (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/04/2025 18/07/2025 86 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0751-CR-2014019834 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Glendale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/04/2025 22/05/2025 27 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0747-CR-2004003878 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Peoria Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 04/04/2025 12/06/2025 69 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0750-CM-2024000133 2025 Misdemeanor Public Sexual Indecency (ARS § 13-1403), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/04/2025 13/05/2025 34 N/A N/A Y N/A 5335678 2025 Misdemeanor Public Sexual Indecency - Sexual Contact (ARS § 13-1403), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Glendale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/04/2025 13/05/2025 34 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0747-CM-2018010946 2025 Felony Possession of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 02/05/2025 19/09/2025 140 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1993-006315 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 10/10/2025 23/12/2025 74 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1993-009020 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Gilbert City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2025 27/06/2025 183 N/A N/A Y N/A 2024-CT-0003736 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/05/2025 03/12/2025 208 N/A N/A Y N/A 25Z1272011 2025 Felony Aggravated DUI - License Suspended (ARS § 28-1383), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/05/2025 27/08/2025 98 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2011-104435-001 2025 Felony Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 2 Felony; Attempted Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 3 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 01/05/2025 20/10/2025 172 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2011-131087-001 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/05/2025 27/08/2025 98 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2007-111212-001 2025 Felony Forgery - Possession of Forged Instrument (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Forgery - Offers Forged Instrument (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/05/2025 03/12/2025 189 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2024-140047-001 2025 Misdemeanor Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/05/2025 28/07/2025 80 N/A N/A Y N/A 5900825 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplifting - Concealment (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/05/2025 04/08/2025 73 N/A N/A Y N/A 24-027211-1 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/05/2025 01/08/2025 72 N/A N/A Y N/A 24-Z-1241341 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Paradise Valley Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 01/06/2025 01/09/2025 92 N/A N/A Y N/A 2025 Misdemeanor Marijuana Transport or Sell (ARS § 13-3405), Class 5 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Pima County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/06/2025 03/12/2025 168 N/A N/A Y N/A CR20183632 2025 Misdemeanor Possession of Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 24/09/2025 07/01/2026 105 N/A N/A Y N/A 2025 Misdemeanor DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Speeding (ARS § 28-701) Sealing Record Granted Gilbert Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/07/2025 03/12/2025 147 N/A N/A Y N/A 2022-CT-0009012 2025 Felony Trespassing (ARS § 13-1502), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mohave County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/07/2025 29/09/2025 80 N/A N/A Y N/A S-8015-CR-200900684 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional/Knowing Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/07/2025 03/12/2025 133 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0741-PX-5956022 2025 Misdemeanor Extreme DUI (ARS § 28-1382), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Vehicle Liquor Violation (ARS § 4-251), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 15/08/2025 16/10/2025 62 N/A N/A Y N/A 2013044779 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/09/2025 14/11/2025 66 N/A N/A Y N/A 20-023262-2 2025 Misdemeanor Threatening or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Surprise Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 19/08/2025 15/12/2025 118 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0761-CM-201800585 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intentional/Knowing Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 31/10/2025 06/01/2026 67 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0741-PX-5912484 2025 Misdemeanor Causing Damage to Person or Property for Reporting Criminal Activity (ARS § 13-2810), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Surprise Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 19/08/2025 15/12/2025 118 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0761-CR-1600239 2025 Misdemeanor Exceeding Speed Limit by 20+ MPH (ARS § 28-701.02), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Glendale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 03/10/2025 04/12/2025 62 N/A N/A Y N/A M-0747-TR-2025009759 2025 Felony Possession of Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/10/2025 22/01/2026 94 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2025-100602-001 2025 Misdemeanor DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Speeding (ARS § 28-701) Sealing Record Granted West Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 30/12/2024 15/05/2025 136 N/A N/A Y N/A TR2019107048 2025 Misdemeanor Trespassing (ARS § 13-1502), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A 9127701 2025 Misdemeanor Aggravated Assault - Deadly Weapon (ARS § 13-1204), Class 3 Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/06/2025 15/09/2025 82 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2020-111634-001 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Buckeye Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 25/06/2025 15/07/2025 20 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2024000408 2025 Misdemeanor Public Nuisance (ARS § 13-2917), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Failure to Comply with Court Order (ARS § 13-2810), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Consuming Liquor in Public (ARS § 4-244), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Prescott Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/07/2025 15/10/2025 91 N/A N/A Y N/A M-1343-CM-2018000446 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplifting - Goods on Display (ARS § 13-1805), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Prescott Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/07/2025 15/10/2025 91 N/A N/A Y N/A M-1343-CM-2018000426 2025 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct - Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Threatening or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Resisting Arrest - Passive (ARS § 13-2508), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Prescott Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/07/2025 15/10/2025 91 N/A N/A Y N/A M-1343-CM-2018000424 2025 Misdemeanor Assault - Intent/Reckless/Injure (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted East Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 12/11/2025 22/12/2025 40 N/A N/A Y N/A JC2022101369 2025 Felony Burglary in the Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony; Possession of Burglary Tools (ARS § 13-1505), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 04/12/2024 10/04/2025 127 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2009-007984-002 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2025-013587 2025 Felony Fraud - Insufficient Funds Check (ARS § 13-1809), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Contempt of Court (ARS § 12-861) Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2025-011258 2025 Felony Obstructing a Police Officer (ARS § 13-2402), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2025-013589 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Taking Identity of Another (ARS § 13-2008), Class 4 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony; Fraudulent Schemes (ARS § 13-2310), Class 2 Felony Sealing Record Granted Pinal County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CR201002375 2025 Felony Burglary in the Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony; Theft - Credit Card Fraud (ARS § 13-2102), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2025-013588 2025 Felony Burglary in the Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony; Fraudulent Schemes (ARS § 13-2310), Class 2 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony; Taking Identity of Another (ARS § 13-2008), Class 4 Felony; Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2024-026753 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony Sealing Record Granted Pinal County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A PCSCR201102733 2025 Felony Trespassing (ARS § 13-1502), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2024 19/02/2025 152 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2025-014355 2025 Felony Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Assault - Touch with Intent to Provoke (ARS § 13-1203), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Pima County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/04/2025 08/07/2025 88 N/A N/A Y N/A 20104148 2025 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Mohave County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 13/11/2025 26/01/2026 74 N/A N/A Y N/A CR14385 2025 Felony Aggravated DUI - Passenger Under 15 (ARS § 28-1383), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 08/08/2025 13/10/2025 66 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2014-105026-001 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 09/05/2025 28/07/2025 80 N/A N/A Y N/A 4458761 2025 Felony Aggravated Taking Identity of Another (ARS § 13-2009), Class 3 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 26/12/2024 17/04/2025 112 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2019-139851-001 2024 Misdemeanor Soliciting Prostitution (ARS § 13-3214), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/05/2024 18/09/2024 125 N/A N/A Y N/A 5755253 2024 Misdemeanor Cruelty to Animals (ARS § 13-2910), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Cruelty to Animals (ARS § 13-2910), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/06/2024 18/09/2024 99 N/A N/A Y N/A 5725653 2024 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 22/05/2024 17/09/2024 118 N/A N/A Y N/A 5610382 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 3 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 15/08/2024 05/09/2024 21 N/A N/A Y N/A 2018067439 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct or Criminal Nuisance (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Flagstaff Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 17/06/2024 12/08/2024 56 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2014-001371 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Drug or Metabolite (ARS § 28-1381(A)(3)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Gilbert Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 15/05/2024 15/07/2024 61 N/A N/A Y N/A CT-0016274 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired to Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 29/05/2024 18/10/2024 142 N/A N/A Y N/A 5682626 2024 Misdemeanor False Reporting to Law Enforcement (ARS § 13-2907.01), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 22/05/2024 26/06/2024 35 N/A N/A Y N/A 19-015993-3 2024 Misdemeanor Assault - Intent or Reckless Injury (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted University Lakes Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 29/04/2024 10/06/2024 42 N/A N/A Y N/A JC2020120175 2024 Felony Theft Credit Card Fraudulent Means (ARS § 13-2102), Class 5 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony; Theft Credit Card Fraudulent Means (ARS § 13-2102), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2024 06/06/2024 70 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2017-138944-001 2024 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 22/02/2024 09/05/2024 77 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1992-002034 2024 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 19/06/2023 04/04/2024 290 N/A N/A Y N/A CV2023-011504 2024 Misdemeanor Fake ID to Enter Bar (ARS § 4-241); Minor Liquor Consumption (ARS § 4-244(41)); False Reporting to Law Enforcement (ARS § 13-2907.01), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/02/2024 20/03/2024 35 N/A N/A Y N/A 18-033374-1 2024 Felony Unlawful Flight from Law Enforcement Vehicle (ARS § 28-622.01), Class 5 Felony; Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 01/12/2023 23/01/2024 53 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2022-123615-001 2024 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 4 Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 04/12/2023 12/01/2024 39 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2012-143286-001 2024 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/12/2023 30/04/2024 138 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1998-015878 2024 Misdemeanor Shoplifting Goods (ARS § 13-1805(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/02/2024 20/03/2024 35 N/A N/A Y N/A 19-038506-2 2024 Felony DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 22/03/2024 25/07/2024 125 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2006-141050-001 2024 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Dangerous Drug Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3407(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2024 05/06/2024 69 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2002-012818 2024 Felony Criminal Trespass First Degree (ARS § 13-1504), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2024 05/06/2024 69 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2006-006600-001 2024 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/03/2024 05/06/2024 69 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2014-147616-001 2024 Misdemeanor DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/05/2024 18/10/2024 148 N/A N/A Y N/A 5805659 2024 Misdemeanor Shoplifting Removal of Goods (ARS § 13-1805); Shoplifting Concealment (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 10/06/2024 23/07/2024 43 N/A N/A Y N/A 2017029851 2024 Misdemeanor Liquor - Minor in Possession (ARS § 4-244(9)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted University Lakes Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 10/06/2024 23/07/2024 43 N/A N/A Y N/A JC2017141908 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .15 to .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted West Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/05/2024 15/08/2024 87 N/A N/A Y N/A TR2018147084 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired to Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .15 to .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .20 or More (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 13/05/2024 17/09/2024 127 N/A N/A Y N/A 5807520 2024 Misdemeanor Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 29/05/2024 18/10/2024 142 N/A N/A Y N/A 2011088834 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted San Marcos Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 16/05/2024 12/07/2024 57 N/A N/A Y N/A 201604641 2024 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/06/2024 23/07/2024 42 N/A N/A Y N/A 5210422 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired to Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI BAC .08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .15 to .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .20 or More (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 12/06/2024 12/11/2024 153 N/A N/A Y N/A 5816915 2024 Felony Child/Vulnerable Adult Abuse Intent (ARS § 13-3623(B)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Child/Vulnerable Adult Abuse Intent (ARS § 13-3623(B)(1)), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/06/2024 07/10/2024 118 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2023-141691-001 2024 Misdemeanor Assault Intentional/Knowing Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 28/05/2024 18/09/2024 113 N/A N/A Y N/A 5545095 2024 Misdemeanor Driving on Suspended/Revoked License (ARS § 28-3473), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Squealing Tires; Fail to Produce Evidence of Financial Responsibility Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 03/06/2024 17/09/2024 106 N/A N/A Y N/A 5606549 2024 Misdemeanor Racing on Highway First Offense (ARS § 28-708), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 05/06/2024 29/07/2024 54 N/A N/A Y N/A TR-202100101 2024 DUI Extreme DUI BAC .15 or More (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Chandler Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 05/07/2024 23/08/2024 49 N/A N/A Y N/A 24Z1169471 2024 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage Less Than $250 - Defacing Property (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor; Criminal Damage Less Than $250 - Defacing Property (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 10/07/2024 11/07/2024 31 N/A N/A Y N/A 5523147 2024 Felony Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon/Dangerous Instrument (ARS § 13-1204(A)(2)), Class 3 Felony; Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 13/07/2024 20/11/2024 130 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2018-124086-001 2024 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Apache County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 17/07/2024 22/08/2024 36 N/A N/A Y N/A 2024-000231 2024 Misdemeanor Assault Intent/Knowing Cause Injury (ARS § 13-1203), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Noise (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Apache County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 17/07/2024 21/08/2024 35 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2023000628 2024 Misdemeanor Dangerous Drug Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3407(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Narcotic Drugs Possess (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia Possess/Use (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Pinal County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 08/08/2024 29/10/2024 82 N/A N/A Y N/A CR-201800557 2024 Misdemeanor Assault Knowing Touch with Intent to Injure/Insult/Provoke (ARS § 13-1203), Class 3 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Language/Gestures (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Failure to Appear Second Degree (ARS § 13-2506), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tucson Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/08/2024 09/09/2024 39 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-16054067 2024 Felony Burglary Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony; Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2903), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Gila County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 22/08/2024 08/10/2024 47 N/A N/A Y N/A JV95-184 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Yuma Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/10/2024 26/12/2024 64 N/A N/A Y N/A C229692 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Intentionally Placing Person in Fear of Imminent Physical Injury (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Glendale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 12/10/2024 18/10/2024 36 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2024008825 2024 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage Property Less Than $250 (ARS § 13-1602), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 18/10/2024 18/10/2024 35 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-202300499 2024 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Toxic Vapor/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 23/10/2024 18/12/2024 56 N/A N/A Y N/A CM-2023019573 2023 Misdemeanor Minor in Possession of Liquor (ARS § 4-244(9)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted University Lakes Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 11/09/2023 150 N/A N/A Y N/A JC2010-148276 2023 Misdemeanor Minor in Consumption of Liquor (ARS § 4-244(41)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 15/08/2023 123 N/A N/A Y N/A 11-044217-2 2023 DUI DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 15/08/2023 123 N/A N/A Y N/A 12-009572-3 2023 Misdemeanor Minor Liquor Consumption (ARS § 4-244(41)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 15/08/2023 123 N/A N/A Y N/A 12-017304-2 2023 Misdemeanor Person Under 21 with Spirituous Liquor in Body (ARS § 4-244(34)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted University Lakes Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 04/07/2023 81 N/A N/A Y N/A TR2012 2023 Misdemeanor Possession Cancelled Drivers License (ARS § 28-3473), Class 2 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Gilbert City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/04/2023 04/07/2023 81 N/A N/A Y N/A 2012-CT-0018072 2023 Felony Harassment (ARS § 13-2921), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 13/05/2023 14/07/2023 62 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2011-006758-001 2023 Felony Aggravated Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-3601.02), Class 5 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/05/2023 14/07/2023 61 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2010-159833-001 2023 Violate Court Order - Interfering with Judicial Proceedings (ARS § 13-2810), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 03/05/2023 28/07/2023 86 N/A N/A Y N/A 4275096 2023 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Surprise Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2023 29/11/2023 70 N/A N/A Y N/A CM 2023-00185 2023 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony; Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 11/06/2023 17/07/2023 36 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2002-013236 2023 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended For DUI (ARS § 28-697A1), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/06/2023 17/07/2023 33 N/A N/A Y N/A CR1996-009845 2023 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 14/06/2023 17/07/2023 33 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2004-014007-001 2023 Felony False Statement To Obtain Benefits (ARS § 23-785), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 21/06/2023 14/08/2023 54 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2010-006910-001 2023 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 30/06/2023 02/11/2023 125 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2000-006728 2023 Misdemeanor Assault Touching (ARS § 13-1203); Disorderly Conduct Fighting (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanors Sealing Record Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 03/08/2023 28/09/2023 56 N/A N/A Y N/A CR-2017022643 2023 Felony Escape Second Degree (ARS § 13-2503), Class 5 Felony; Aggravated Assault On Constable (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 15/09/2023 12/10/2023 27 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2015-142527-001 2023 Felony Child Or Vulnerable Adult Abuse (ARS § 13-3623), Class 4 Felony Sealing Record Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-911 01/10/2023 31/10/2023 30 N/A N/A Y N/A CR2023-112553-001 2023 Misdemeanor Prostitution (ARS § 13-3214), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 15/09/2023 12/10/2023 27 N/A N/A Y N/A 2023010178 2023 Misdemeanor Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 1 Misdemeanor Sealing Record Granted Mesa City Court Granted ARS § 13-911 20/09/2023 23/10/2023 33 N/A N/A Y N/A 2023022786 Set Aside
Year Type of Original Case Original Charges Our Result Application Court Headline BlogIssue BlogOutcome GReview Outcome Type Statute Filed Under Application Filed Granted Date Days to Grant Civil Rights Restored Gun Rights Restored Sealed Set Aside Cross-Tab Tag Underlying Case Number Application Case Number Blog Published Date Blog URL 2026 DUI Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance East Mesa Justice Court Mesa Set Aside Reckless Driving Conviction From 2026 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance 34 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 2025 the client, then 42, was stopped in Mesa after running a red light and cited for DUI impaired to the slightest degree under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1), a Class 1 Misdemeanor, on breath results of .079 and .076. Future First defended the case and contested the jurisdiction of the stop. In 2026 the State amended the charge and the client pleaded guilty in East Mesa Justice Court to reckless driving under ARS § 28-693(A), a Class 2 Misdemeanor, with no DUI conviction. The sentence was a fine of about 1,390 dollars, alcohol screening and treatment, and one day of jail the court deleted once treatment was complete. The client had finished the screening before sentencing and finished the 56-hour treatment program ten days after the plea. A reckless driving conviction still reads as a criminal misdemeanor on a background check, and this one was in the way. The client had held the same job for a year and a half and was being trained for a promotion to shift lead. The client was also working to buy the home the client rented, and the conviction stood between the client and financing. The record carried two other marks: misdemeanor DUI convictions in another state from 2004 and 2013, both long completed. An application under ARS § 13-905 has to disclose prior convictions, so the firm had to show the court why a third alcohol-related driving record, 13 and 22 years after the others, did not disqualify the client. Future First was hired for the set aside in 2026, about six months after sentencing. A misdemeanor set aside under ARS § 13-905 has no waiting period: the application is ripe once every term of the sentence is complete. The firm confirmed with the court clerk the fine was paid in full and no probation term remained open, ran a statewide records search showing no other criminal case, and filed the Mesa Set Aside Reckless Driving application in East Mesa Justice Court with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance. The legal basis letter walked through each factor in ARS § 13-905(C): a traffic offense with no victim and no injury, full compliance with every term within ten days of sentencing, the two out-of-state priors with sobriety and regular Alcoholics Anonymous attendance since the arrest, no restitution owed, and the client's work record and financial support of two disabled family members. Firearm restoration was not requested because a non-DV misdemeanor never costs gun rights. The court ruled on the papers 34 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The Certificate of Second Chance, entered under ARS § 13-905(K), releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The client becomes eligible to apply to seal the record under ARS § 13-911 approximately 2028, two years after the last term of the sentence was completed. AZ Record Removal got my misdemeanor in Mesa set aside and kept me informed from start to finish. Everything was simple on my end and the result gives me real opportunity to keep advancing in my career. I highly recommend AZRR to anyone looking to clear their record and accept that fresh start that AZ Record Removal is quite literally built to help you achieve. Granted ARS § 13-905 09/09/2026 13/10/2026 34 N/A N/A N Y TR2025142676 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-set-aside-reckless-driving-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Certificate Of Second Chance Granted On Prior Set Aside Gilbert Municipal Court Gilbert Certificate of Second Chance granted on a 2023 DUI set aside under ARS § 13-905 In 2022 the client pleaded guilty in Gilbert Municipal Court to a first offense DUI impaired to the slightest degree under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1), a Class 1 Misdemeanor, after Future First negotiated the dismissal of the companion .08 count. The sentence was the statutory minimum and the client finished every term within three months. Future First applied to set the judgment aside under ARS § 13-905 in 2023, and the court granted the set aside within weeks. The 2023 order left one thing undone. Under ARS § 13-905(K)(1), when a court sets aside a misdemeanor conviction the order must include a Certificate of Second Chance. The Gilbert order granted the set aside and said nothing about the certificate: neither the finding box nor the ordering box was marked. Without the certificate the client had the set aside but not the statutory protections that come with it. The certificate releases a person from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the liability protections in ARS § 12-558.03. Those protections are what let an employer or a landlord say yes. Future First applied for the Gilbert Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(N) in 2026. Subsection N is the remedy for exactly this gap: where the court did not issue a certificate when it set the conviction aside, the person may apply for one after meeting the requirements of subsection K. The application laid out the 2022 judgment, the completion of every term, the 2023 set aside order attached as an exhibit, and the three statutory points: a misdemeanor carries no waiting period, the client had never received a certificate on a felony set aside, and none of the exclusions in ARS § 13-905(P) applied. Court staff had confirmed by phone the day before filing that the case had been financially closed since 2022. The firm filed with the court and served the prosecutor the same day, alongside a separate petition to seal the case. The court ruled 62 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance. It grants the set aside again, dismisses the complaint, releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute, and grants the certificate under ARS § 13-905(K). The client is released from Title 32 occupational licensing barriers that resulted from the conviction, and employers and housing providers receive the protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The same day the court granted the sealing petition under ARS § 13-911. The Gilbert Certificate of Second Chance order completed what the 2023 set aside started, and the sealing order closed the public record behind it. Granted ARS § 13-905 05/08/2026 06/10/2026 62 N/A N/A N Y 2021-CT-0011504 https://azrecordremoval.com/gilbert-certificate-second-chance-dui-set-aside-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI Wrong Way Driving (ARS § 28-1383(A)(5)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Wrong Way DUI Felony From 2020 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored After A 2025 Denial In 2019 the client, then 24, drove the wrong way on a Maricopa County roadway while impaired and on a suspended license. The State filed four Class 4 felony counts of aggravated DUI in Maricopa County Superior Court, two for wrong way driving and two for driving on a suspended license. No count alleged a collision, an injury or a victim. Prior counsel handled the plea. In 2020 the client pleaded guilty as charged to a single count of aggravated DUI for wrong way driving and the State dismissed the other three. The sentence was four months in prison followed by probation. The client was released in 2020 with a certificate of absolute discharge from the Department of Corrections and satisfied the last term of the sentence in 2022. A felony judgment took the client's civil rights and firearm rights with it and sat on every background check. The client had moved out of state, built a career in commercial construction, married and started a family, and had not touched alcohol since the arrest. Future First filed a set aside application in 2024. The court found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance, then denied both in 2025 on one stated ground: the discharge from probation was too recent and the offense too serious for a set aside to serve public safety. That application had gone in with a seven item checklist and nothing else. The court had no letters, no employment history and no account of the years since release. A denial under ARS § 13-905 is not a bar. The statute sets no waiting period and no limit on the number of applications. Future First refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Wrong Way DUI application in 2026 and built it around the two factors the court had cited. On time, seventeen more months had passed. More than four years separated the client from the end of the sentence, twice the two year measure the Legislature itself uses for a Certificate of Second Chance on a Class 4 felony under ARS § 13-905(K)(2). On the nature of the offense, the legal basis memo argued from the charging document: four counts, none alleging a collision, injury, endangerment or assault, no victim identified, three counts dismissed and a guilty plea as charged four months after the offense. The refiled application attached what the first one lacked. Four character letters from the client's spouse, parents, a former safety director and a longtime friend described six years of sobriety, promotions to superintendent, a home, two young children and volunteer work with teenagers. The packet added the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge, the Clerk's record showing a zero balance, and a 2024 order from Goodyear Municipal Court that had set aside the client's only other conviction, a misdemeanor, with its own Certificate of Second Chance. Future First had secured that order the same year the first felony application went in, and the felony court had never seen it. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K)(2) and for restoration of firearm rights under ARS § 13-905(O), noting that aggravated DUI is not a serious offense under ARS § 13-706. The court ruled on the papers 48 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance. It sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The judge marked the box restoring the client's right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance, entered under ARS § 13-905(M), releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections of ARS § 12-558.03. Granted ARS § 13-905 12/08/2026 29/09/2026 48 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2019-141373-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-wrong-way-dui-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Mayer Justice Court Mayer Set Aside Excessive Speed Conviction From 2017 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Under ARS § 13-905 In 2017 the client was cited in Yavapai County for excessive speed, a criminal traffic offense under ARS § 28-701.02. The client pleaded guilty in Mayer Justice Court to a Class 3 misdemeanor, paid a fine of about 350 dollars and finished every term of the sentence. It was the client's only conviction. Nothing has followed it. A criminal speeding conviction still reads as a misdemeanor on a background check, and this one kept surfacing as the client pursued professional advancement. A 2020 application to set the conviction aside failed. At that time ARS § 13-905 excluded most Title 28 traffic offenses from set aside relief, and the court treated the conviction as statutorily ineligible. The client was left with a misdemeanor the law would not let the court touch, and a court file the clerk could no longer find: when the firm called in late 2025, the case did not appear in either of the court's case management systems. Future First was hired in 2025 and filed anyway, out of an abundance of caution, with a notice letter documenting the clerk's search so the court would know what it was looking at. The Mayer Set Aside Excessive Speed application went in under ARS § 13-905 with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance and a legal factors letter. The letter walked through each factor in ARS § 13-905(C): a speeding offense with no violence, injury or aggravating circumstances, full compliance with the sentence, no prior or subsequent conviction, and more than eight years since the sentence was imposed. It addressed the 2020 denial directly, arguing the statutory bar that had applied to the offense had since been removed and the conviction was now eligible under current law. The Yavapai County Attorney's Office filed a response stating it did not object and waived any hearing. The court ruled on the papers 98 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The Certificate of Second Chance, entered under ARS § 13-905(M), releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The sealing petition filed the same day was granted the same day. Read the sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-905 22/01/2026 30/04/2026 98 N/A N/A N Y TR2017001521 CV2026-000211 https://azrecordremoval.com/mayer-set-aside-excessive-speed-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 DUI Driving Under The Influence Impaired To The Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Set Aside DUI Conviction From 2023 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Six Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 2023 Goodyear police stopped the client, then 23, for speed and a red light violation after a friend's birthday. Breath tests came back at .124 and .119. The State filed four counts: DUI impaired to the slightest degree, DUI with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more, excessive speed and failure to stop for a red light. Future First defended the case. The client pleaded guilty to the single impairment count as a first offense and the State dismissed the other three. The sentence was the statutory minimum for a first non-extreme DUI: ten days in jail with nine suspended, alcohol screening and the ordered classes, and fines, assessments and jail costs of about 2,100 dollars. No probation was ordered. The client did all of it without supervision. The docket shows the jail day served, screening and treatment compliant, the DUI education course complete and the payment contract closed within eight months of sentencing. Then the conviction kept doing damage on its own. A DUI on a background check follows a person into job applications, promotions, licensing and training programs. The client had been promoted to a management role and had started flight training, and wanted the judgment behind them before the next step. A Goodyear Set Aside DUI application was the first move. Future First was hired again in 2026. The firm pulled the Goodyear docket and a statewide public access search, confirmed every term complete and no case since, and filed a notice of appearance and the Goodyear Set Aside DUI application under ARS § 13-905 with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K). The legal factors letter addressed each factor in ARS § 13-905(C): a first offense with no accident, no injury and no victim, full compliance with a sentence the client completed without a probation officer, one earlier misdemeanor years before and nothing since, more than two years since the last term was satisfied, and the client's age. It also told the court what the client had done since: sober for more than a year and volunteering with community food programs and recovery groups. The prosecutor received the application and the court received the response. The judge ruled on the papers six days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The Certificate of Second Chance releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The sealing petition under ARS § 13-911 follows when the three-year wait from the last completed term runs, eligible approximately 2027. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/08/2026 27/08/2026 6 N/A N/A N Y TR2023-00843 M-0762-TR-202300843 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-set-aside-dui-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Set Aside Shoplifting Conviction From 1997 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance 14 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 1997 Goodyear police arrested the client, then 21, outside a store after a friend concealed merchandise in the client's bag. Both were arrested. The client was convicted of shoplifting, a Class 1 misdemeanor, and fined. The client left the country before the sentence was finished, and years later, after returning lawfully, went back to the court on their own, explained the gap and asked to complete the outstanding terms. The court agreed and the client satisfied every one of them. Nearly thirty years passed with no other arrest or charge. The conviction still surfaced. The client spent years working for a local school, including supervising children during breaks, and raised four children. When the client changed employers the 1997 case came up on a background check. The FBI record made it look worse than it was, listing the single arrest twice under two tracking numbers. And the court itself had a problem: three separate calls to Goodyear Municipal Court in 2026 confirmed the case could not be found in the court's prior system or its current one, and the records sealing department had nothing on file. A Goodyear Set Aside Shoplifting application would have to carry its own proof. Future First was hired in 2026 and filed anyway. The Goodyear Set Aside Shoplifting application went in under ARS § 13-905 with a cover letter documenting each call to the court and the clerk's answers, the criminal history portion of the client's FBI record showing the 1997 conviction under the court's own case number, and a legal factors letter. The letter walked the court through ARS § 13-905(C): a single shoplifting offense at 21 where the client's friend concealed the goods, every term of the sentence completed after the client voluntarily returned to court to finish it, no prior or later conviction, nearly three decades of lawful conduct, and the client's family, church and school employment since. It also explained the duplicate FBI entries so the court would not read them as two offenses. The application asked for a Certificate of Second Chance. A petition to seal under ARS § 13-911 was filed the same day. The Goodyear City Prosecutor reviewed the application and filed a response of no objection. The judge ruled on the papers 14 days after filing. The order records the shoplifting conviction under ARS § 13-1805(A), finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The Certificate of Second Chance releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The sealing petition was granted six days later. Read the sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-905 11/08/2026 25/08/2026 14 N/A N/A N Y CR9700008 M0762CR9700008 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-set-aside-shoplifting-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2006 Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage Felony From 1993 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 In 1993 Glendale police arrested the client, then 21 years old, after a group of friends broke a vehicle window. The others ran. The client stayed. The Maricopa County Attorney filed an attempted theft felony in Maricopa County Superior Court. In 1994 the client pleaded no contest to criminal damage as a Class 6 felony and received probation. The client left the United States during probation. In 2006 the court revoked and terminated probation, designated the offense a misdemeanor, and imposed a jail term fully credited by time already served. Restitution was paid in full at that hearing. The client has had no other case before or since. Two problems stayed behind. The judgment was still a felony conviction at the time it was entered, so the client's civil rights and firearm rights were lost in 1994, and federal law still counted the conviction. A balance of fines, surcharges and fees from the 1990s also sat unpaid with the Clerk. A first set aside application in 2025 was denied on two grounds: the client had not completed probation, and the balance was still owed. The client wanted the judgment set aside and the rights restored so the record would stop blocking a return to family in the United States. A Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage application was the only path to both. Future First was hired in 2025. The first filing confirmed the problem. The State objected on the unpaid balance and the court denied the application. The client paid the balance in full later in 2025, and the firm verified a zero balance in the Clerk's collections records. In 2026 Future First filed the Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage application again, this time attached to the 2006 probation violation report and the disposition order showing probation terminated, the offense designated a misdemeanor and the jail term satisfied with credit for time served. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance and for restoration of firearm rights. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed each factor: an isolated property offense at age 21 with no injury, full satisfaction of every term of the sentence as the court itself recorded in 2006, no prior or later conviction, more than thirty years since the offense and more than twenty since the sentence was satisfied, and the probation officer's own 2006 recommendation to terminate probation and designate the offense a misdemeanor. The Maricopa County Attorney reviewed the new filing and took no objection. The judge ruled on the papers 25 days after filing. The order treats the new application as a request for reconsideration, finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the charging document and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. On the 2026 Superior Court form, restoration of firearm rights is expressed by leaving the "not restored" finding unchecked, and the judge left it unchecked. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The companion sealing petition was granted the following month. Read the sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-905 30/07/2026 24/08/2026 25 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1993-005994-A CR1993-005994 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-criminal-damage-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence Designated Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa Municipal Court Maricopa City Set Aside Granted On 2009 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Convictions With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 In 2009 Maricopa police arrested the client after a domestic incident in the City of Maricopa, in Pinal County. The city prosecutor filed three misdemeanor counts, assault, criminal damage and disorderly conduct, each with a domestic violence designation. The client pleaded guilty to all three within weeks, paid the fines and finished every term before the court closed the case later in 2009. The client never picked up another charge before or after. A misdemeanor with a domestic violence designation carries one consequence most misdemeanors do not. Federal law treats a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence as a lifetime bar on possessing a firearm under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9). The bar lifts only when the conviction is set aside or expunged. For seventeen years the client, with no other record, could not lawfully own a firearm. The three convictions also surfaced on every background check. The client was retired and wanted both problems solved. Future First was hired in 2026 and started with a fingerprint-based Department of Public Safety review, which showed one arrest, three counts, three guilty dispositions and a fine on each. The firm called the court clerk and confirmed the case existed only in the court's historic system, with the last activity in September 2009 and nothing left owing. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed each factor: the misdemeanor grade of the offenses, full compliance with the sentence, no prior or later conviction, seventeen years of law-abiding conduct and the client's age. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance and for restoration of firearm rights. The firm filed the Maricopa City Set Aside application in Maricopa Municipal Court the same day as a petition to seal the records under ARS § 13-911. The court sealed the record in July on the companion petition. The set aside took longer. Future First filed a notice of appearance in August to put counsel of record on the historic case number and submitted a proposed order in September. The judge signed it the same day. The order found the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance. It set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint and released the client from all penalties and disabilities of the convictions except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The judge checked the box restoring the client's right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The ruling came 198 days after filing with no hearing. Read the companion sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-905 16/03/2026 30/09/2026 198 N/A Y Y Y SAA+RFR CR2009152 M1144CR2009152 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-city-set-aside-domestic-violence-misdemeanor-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Child Or Vulnerable Adult Abuse (ARS § 13-3623(B)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony, Domestic Violence Designation Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Domestic Violence Felony Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored 31 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 2018 a Maricopa County grand jury indicted the client on one count of a Class 3 felony under ARS § 13-3623 with a domestic violence designation. In 2019 the client pleaded guilty to an amended Class 6 undesignated felony, non-dangerous, and the court imposed ten years of supervised probation. The client completed every condition, including the domestic violence treatment program and the parenting class, and in 2021 the sentencing judge granted the client's own motion to end probation after less than two years. A felony conviction in Arizona strips the right to vote, to serve on a jury, to hold public office and to possess a firearm, and it stays on every background report. Prior counsel applied in 2021 to restore civil and firearm rights and to designate the offense a misdemeanor. The court denied both in 2022, and a second misdemeanor application failed in 2023. Five years after discharge the client still carried a felony that limited housing and advancement at work, with no set aside ever filed. Future First was hired in 2026 for the record removal. Other counsel handled the 2019 case and the earlier applications. The firm filed the Maricopa Set Aside Domestic Violence application under ARS § 13-905 in Maricopa County Superior Court on the same day as an application to designate the felony a misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604 and a petition to seal under ARS § 13-911, and asked the court to rule on the misdemeanor designation first. The set aside application requested a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K)(1) and restoration of the right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-905(O). A Legal Factors letter addressed all seven factors in ARS § 13-905(C). It confirmed the offense was non-dangerous, carried no registration requirement and had no finding of sexual motivation. It documented full compliance with probation, the early termination by the judge who took the plea, no prior or later arrests, a zero balance with the Clerk, no victim restitution claim at any stage, and more than eight years since the offense. It also corrected the record: no set aside had ever been filed or ruled on, so the 2021 rights application did not bar this one. The Maricopa County Attorney filed a response taking no position. The judge ruled on the papers 31 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for the set aside and for the Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment, releases the client from the penalties and disabilities of the conviction, and restores the right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance clears occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and landlords the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The sealing order came the same day and the misdemeanor designation followed three days later. Granted ARS § 13-905 14/08/2026 14/09/2026 31 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2018-005649-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-domestic-violence-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 DUI DUI With Alcohol Concentration Of .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Lake Havasu City Municipal Court Lake Havasu Set Aside DUI Granted With Certificate of Second Chance 15 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 The client's 2022 Lake Havasu City DUI ended in a guilty plea to one count of driving with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more, a Class 1 misdemeanor. The State dismissed the three other counts, including two extreme DUI counts. The sentence was three years of unsupervised probation, six days in jail, alcohol screening and treatment, Traffic Survival School, and more than $5,000 in fines and fees. The client did all of it early. Jail was served the day after sentencing, treatment finished six weeks ahead of the deadline, and the last payment posted within five months. Probation ended and the court closed the case in 2025. A DUI conviction does not disappear when probation ends. It stays on the public court docket and on every background report. For a retired client, the conviction still surfaced on background checks, and sealing under ARS § 13-911 was not available until 2028 because of the three-year waiting period for a Class 1 misdemeanor. A set aside under ARS § 13-905 has no waiting period once the sentence is complete. It was the tool available now. Future First was hired in 2026 for the record removal only. Other counsel handled the 2022 DUI case. Future First filed a Notice of Appearance in Lake Havasu City Municipal Court, obtained written confirmation from the court clerk that every court obligation was fulfilled and the case was closed, and pulled the public docket to prove the fines math and the probation discharge. It then filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 with a Legal Factors letter addressing all seven factors in ARS § 13-905(C), and asked the court to include a Certificate of Second Chance, which ARS § 13-905 requires on a granted misdemeanor set aside. The court clerk forwarded the application to the Lake Havasu City Attorney's Office, and the State responded within three days that it took no position. The judge ruled on the papers with no hearing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for both the set aside and the Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint, and releases the client from the penalties and disabilities of the conviction. The court emailed the signed order the day it was signed and mailed the original. Fifteen days passed between the Lake Havasu Set Aside DUI filing and the signed order. The speed came from the record. Every term was proven complete from the court's own docket and the clerk's written confirmation, so the prosecutor had nothing to contest and the judge had nothing to wait on. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/08/2026 04/09/2026 15 N/A N/A N Y M0844TR2022000158 https://azrecordremoval.com/lake-havasu-set-aside-dui-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor (Amended From A DUI Charge In 2024) Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Set Aside Reckless Driving Conviction Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance In Seven Days Goodyear police stopped the client in 2024 and cited the client for two DUI counts and two civil traffic violations. Future First defended the case. The prosecutor amended the impairment count to Reckless Driving, a Class 2 Misdemeanor, and dismissed the other three counts. The sentence was a fine, a 16 hour alcohol education course and a suspended jail term. No probation. No collision, no injury, no victim. The client finished the course within three weeks of sentencing and paid the fine in installments before the end of the year. A reckless driving conviction that started as a DUI still reads as a DUI case to anyone who pulls the file. The client wanted a career in law enforcement, and a 2024 misdemeanor on a background check ends that application before a recruiter reads the rest of it. The conviction had outlasted every term the court imposed. That is what brought the client back to Future First for a Goodyear Set Aside Reckless Driving application. Future First filed a notice of appearance and the Application to Set Aside Conviction in Goodyear Municipal Court under ARS § 13-905. A legal factors letter walked the court through each factor in ARS § 13-905(C): the nature of the offense, compliance with the sentence, the absence of any other criminal conviction, the time elapsed and the client's age at the time. The letter attached the treatment provider's completion report, the court docket showing every payment receipt, and five letters of support written by family and friends while the 2024 case was still open. Counsel ran a statewide case search and disclosed every result. The letter also asked for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K)(1), which applies to a misdemeanor set aside with no waiting period. The Goodyear City Prosecutor's Office filed a response of no objection within the week. The court found the client met all statutory requirements for the set aside and for the certificate. It set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint and released the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose. The order also states the applicant's right to possess a firearm is restored. The Goodyear Set Aside Reckless Driving order came seven days after filing. The certificate releases the client from occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and landlords the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. Future First then moved to seal the same record under ARS § 13-911. Granted ARS § 13-905 18/08/2026 25/08/2026 7 N/A N/A N Y TR202400107 https://azrecordremoval.com/goodyear-set-aside-reckless-driving-second-chance-2026/ 2026 DUI Driving Under The Influence Impaired To The Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Peoria Municipal Court Peoria Set Aside DUI Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Forty Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 A Peoria police officer stopped the client in 2020 for wide turns and speeding. A blood draw followed the arrest, and the city filed three misdemeanor DUI counts in Peoria Municipal Court, including an extreme DUI count. Another attorney handled the defense. In 2021 the client pleaded guilty to one count of DUI impaired to the slightest degree under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1), a Class 1 Misdemeanor, and the prosecutor dismissed the other two counts. The sentence included one day in jail with nine more suspended, close to $2,000 in fines, fees and assessments, alcohol screening and education, and an ignition interlock. The client did everything the court ordered. The client served the jail day, finished the classes, kept the interlock on the car, and paid off the fines in 2023. None of it changed the public record. A DUI conviction sat on every background check, and the court's online docket showed a guilty plea with no context. For work, housing and licensing, the record read the same in 2026 as it did on sentencing day. The client retained Future First in 2026, three years after the last payment cleared and the moment the case became eligible for both set aside and sealing relief. Future First filed the Peoria Set Aside DUI application under ARS § 13-905 with a legal factors letter covering each statutory consideration: a single conviction, no record before or after, full compliance with every term, and the years since sentencing. The same filing asked for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(L). The court clerk confirmed every sentencing term complete eight days after filing. The Peoria City Prosecutor reviewed the application and filed a response of no objection. The judge signed the order forty days after filing. The order sets the judgment aside, dismisses the complaint, and releases every penalty the statute allows. It issues a Certificate of Second Chance and states, citing 18 U.S.C. § 921, the conviction no longer prohibits the client from possessing a firearm. Future First filed a sealing petition under ARS § 13-911 on the same day, so the client did not wait for one ruling before starting the next. The court granted the sealing petition in a separate order later in 2026. It is covered in its own post. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/07/2026 17/08/2026 40 N/A N/A N Y TR-2020000649 https://azrecordremoval.com/peoria-set-aside-dui-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI Third Offense Within Seven Years (ARS § 28-1383(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Felony DUI Third Offense Granted With Certificate of Second Chance Nine Years After Sentencing The State charged the client in 2015 with four counts of aggravated DUI after a traffic stop while the client was on probation in an older felony case. Prior counsel handled the defense. After nearly two years of pretrial proceedings, the client pled guilty in 2017 to one count of aggravated DUI, third offense within seven years, a Class 4 felony. The court sentenced the client to two and a half years in the Department of Corrections. The client earned absolute discharge in 2019. A felony DUI with a prison term is the kind of conviction courts scrutinize under ARS § 13-905(C). Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024. The State objected, citing the client's DUI history and a recent probation discharge in a separate case. The court heard the application in 2025 with two related requests and denied it, finding the nature of the offense and the short time since the client's most recent sentence ended weighed against relief. Future First waited a full year after the denial, then refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Felony DUI application in 2026. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed the denial directly: the conviction was approaching a decade old, the prison sentence had been fully served for seven years, the client had no new charges since the last discharge, and the client had renewed a state professional license. The application attached the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge and letters of support. The court ruled on the papers 18 days after filing. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint, and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation imposes. This was the last of three set asides Future First won for the client within one week in 2026, after all three had been denied together in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/07/2026 26/07/2026 18 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-119184-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-felony-dui-third-offense-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(8)(a)), Class 5 Felony And Extreme DUI (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault Felony and Extreme DUI Granted With Certificate of Second Chance After a 2025 Denial The State charged the client in 2022 with two counts of felony aggravated DUI and one count of felony aggravated assault from a single 2021 arrest. The client was on felony probation in an older case at the time, which put a prison sentence on the table. Future First negotiated a plea in 2022 which reduced the DUI count to a Class 1 misdemeanor extreme DUI and dismissed the second DUI count and the prior felony allegations. The aggravated assault count stayed a Class 5 felony. The court imposed a short jail term and three years of supervised probation. Even a well negotiated felony conviction carries the full weight of a felony on a background check. It suspends civil rights, bars firearm possession, and follows a licensed professional into every renewal cycle. Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024, months after probation ended. The State objected, pointing to the recent discharge and the client's prior DUI convictions. The court heard the matter in 2025 and denied it, finding too little time had passed since the sentence was completed. Future First was counsel of record at every stage. After the 2022 plea and sentencing, the firm moved in 2024 to terminate probation early. The State objected. The court ordered a probation department report, the department deleted the deferred jail term for compliance, and then recommended early termination based on the client's positive change while on probation. The court granted the motion and discharged probation more than a year ahead of schedule. After the 2025 denial, Future First waited a year and refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault application in 2026 with a legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C). The letter tracked the court's own reason for denial: more time had passed, the client had no new charges, the early termination order showed the probation department's confidence, and the client had renewed a state professional license and regained full driving privileges. The application attached the early termination order and letters of support. The court granted the application on the papers 16 days after filing. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The order releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation imposes. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/07/2026 24/07/2026 16 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2022-030157-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-aggravated-assault-extreme-dui-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI With Suspended License (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony And Unlawful Flight From Law Enforcement Vehicle (ARS § 28-622.01), Class 5 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated DUI and Unlawful Flight Felonies Granted With Certificate of Second Chance After a 2025 Denial The client pled guilty in 2013 to two felonies from a single 2012 traffic stop: aggravated DUI on a suspended license and unlawful flight from a law enforcement vehicle. Prior counsel handled the plea. The sentence was a short prison term followed by probation, and the probation ran far longer than planned. Several violations and reinstatements stretched a two year term across a decade, and the discharge order did not enter until 2024. Two felony convictions on a background report cost the client civil rights, firearm rights, and standing with a state licensing board. Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024. The State opposed it, citing the probation history and other convictions. The court heard the application in 2025 together with two other set aside requests for the same client and denied all three, finding the nature of the offenses and the short time since sentence completion weighed against relief. A denial is not a bar to refiling, but a second application has to show the court something the first did not. Future First knew this case before the set aside work began. The firm represented the client on the final probation matter in 2021 and 2022, so the compliance record was already in hand. After the 2025 denial, Future First waited a full year, then refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated DUI application in 2026 with a legal factors letter built around ARS § 13-905(C). The letter answered the court's stated reason for denial head on: more than a year had passed since the hearing, the conviction was more than a decade old, and the client had no new charges since the last discharge. The refiled application attached the probation department's own discharge report, which documented full compliance and every fine and fee paid, the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge, proof of a renewed state professional license, and letters of support. The State had objected the first time. This time the court ruled on the papers. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance, entered the order on its reconsideration form, and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The grant came 14 days after filing. The Certificate of Second Chance releases the client from occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and landlords the liability protections of ARS § 12-558.03. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/07/2026 22/07/2026 14 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2012-144468-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-aggravated-dui-unlawful-flight-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Set Aside Assault Conviction Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance In 49 Days The client pleaded guilty in 2021 to a Class 1 misdemeanor assault in Phoenix Municipal Court. The offense dated to 2020, a period of housing instability in the client's life. The client completed every term of the sentence. The conviction still sat on the public docket and on every background report. It was the client's only criminal record, and it kept surfacing in applications for work and housing. A misdemeanor assault reads badly to an employer or a landlord who never sees the context. By 2025 the client held two jobs, attended school and volunteered, and the record no longer matched the person. Sealing under ARS § 13-911 requires a three year wait after sentence completion for a Class 1 misdemeanor, so the record needed a remedy the client qualified for now. Future First prepared the Phoenix Set Aside Assault application under ARS § 13-905 and filed it with a legal basis letter. Before filing, Future First called the court to confirm the client had completed every sentencing term. The letter documented the absence of any prior or later conviction and laid out the client's rehabilitation: stable residence, full time and part time employment, school enrollment and volunteer work. When the court asked for a notice of appearance, Future First filed it the next day. The court found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance. The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint, and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction, except those imposed by the Arizona Department of Transportation. The Certificate of Second Chance, issued under ARS § 13-905(K), removes Title 32 occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and housing providers the liability protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The judge signed the order 49 days after the application date. The Phoenix Set Aside Assault grant also prepares the sealing step. The signed order now sits in the court file as proof of completion, and the sealing petition follows once the three year clock under ARS § 13-911 runs. Granted ARS § 13-905 26/11/2025 14/01/2026 49 N/A N/A N Y M-0741-PX-5607011 https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-set-aside-assault-misdemeanor-2026/ 2025 Misdemeanor Driving On A Suspended License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Encanto Justice Court Encanto Set Aside Suspended License Conviction From 2015 Set Aside One Day After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 2015 a speeding stop in Phoenix became a criminal traffic case when the officer learned the client's license was suspended. The client pleaded guilty in Encanto Justice Court to driving on a suspended license, a Class 1 misdemeanor, and the court imposed a fine. The speeding count was civil and ended in a default judgment. The fine on the criminal count went unpaid for years, and the case later came back onto the court calendar with a new hearing date. A set aside under ARS § 13-905 requires a completed sentence. Until the fine was paid, no application was possible. Once it was, the court still had to weigh the ARS § 13-905(C) factors: the nature of the offense, compliance with the sentence, time elapsed, the applicant's age at the time and any later record. Each factor had to be answered on paper for the Encanto Set Aside Suspended License application. Future First appeared on the reopened case. The outstanding balance was paid in full, and the court confirmed the case closed and vacated the hearing within a week. With the sentence complete, the client hired the firm again for record removal. Future First filed the Encanto Set Aside Suspended License application with a written legal basis walking through each ARS § 13-905(C) factor: a speeding stop revealing a suspended license and nothing more, a sentence completed in full, nearly a decade elapsed, and a young adult at the time of the offense who had since kept his obligations to the court. The firm asked for a Certificate of Second Chance and requested a hearing only if the court leaned toward denial. It filed a sealing petition under ARS § 13-911 on the same case the same day. The court needed no hearing. It granted the application on a signed ruling the day after filing. Future First then carried the sealing petition through to a grant the following year, so the set aside was the first of two orders clearing this record. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/10/2025 22/10/2025 1 N/A N/A N Y TR2015107805 https://azrecordremoval.com/encanto-set-aside-suspended-license-2025/ 2025 Felony Burglary In The Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Burglary Conviction From 1996 Granted With Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 A Maricopa County grand jury indicted the client in 1996 for burglary in the second degree, a Class 3 felony, and the State alleged historical prior convictions. Trial dates reset through 1997, a bench warrant issued in 1998, and the case went dormant. In 2002 the client returned on the warrant, posted a deposit and pled guilty to the charge as filed. The court imposed probation. A 2006 probation violation petition resolved without revocation, and the court discharged the client from probation in 2007. Burglary in the second degree is a residential burglary charge and one of the higher felony classes in Arizona short of a dangerous offense. The conviction stripped the client's civil rights and firearm rights and appeared on every background check for nearly two decades after probation ended. The client's state criminal history held several old entries, and this was the most serious of them. Nothing else in the cleanup mattered if this conviction stayed in place. Future First filed the set aside application in Maricopa County Superior Court in early 2025, attached the order of discharge from probation and asked for a Certificate of Second Chance. The firm filed a sealing petition on the same case at the same time, so the court had both requests in front of it. The State filed a response taking no position and deferring to the court. The judge found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance. The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction. It states the applicant's right to possess a firearm is also restored. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) removes Title 32 occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and extends the protections of ARS § 12-558.03 to employers and housing providers. The Maricopa Set Aside Burglary order was signed 87 days after filing. The same court sealed the case later in 2025 under ARS § 13-911. The conviction is set aside, the file is sealed and the firearm right is restored by court order. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/01/2025 17/04/2025 87 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-094591-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-burglary-2nd-felony-1996-case/ 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Theft Conviction From 1996 Granted With Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 The case began with a 1995 credit card theft report in Paradise Valley and a 1996 felony complaint in Maricopa County Superior Court charging theft of a credit card and theft, both Class 5 felonies. The State alleged historical prior convictions. The docket shows a 1997 trial, a 1998 bench warrant and years of inactivity. In 2002 the client returned on the warrant, posted a deposit and pled guilty to one count of theft as charged. The court imposed three years of probation and dismissed the credit card count. Probation ended with a discharge order in 2005. A felony theft conviction strips civil rights and the right to possess a firearm. It also sits on every fingerprint background check for employment, housing and licensing. The client had two decades of compliance behind the conviction and still had no legal path to a firearm and no certificate to show an employer or licensing board. The record needed two filings, one to restore rights and one to close the file. Future First filed the set aside application in Maricopa County Superior Court in early 2025, attached the order of discharge from probation and asked for a Certificate of Second Chance. The firm filed a sealing petition on the same case at the same time, because a set aside restores rights and a sealing closes the file, and a client with an old felony needs both. The State filed a response taking no position and deferring to the court. The judge found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance. The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the information and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction. It states the applicant's right to possess a firearm is also restored. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The Maricopa Set Aside Theft order was signed 87 days after filing. The same court granted the sealing petition later in 2025 under ARS § 13-911, so the conviction is now set aside and the case file is sealed. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/01/2025 17/04/2025 87 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-091970-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-theft-felony-1996-case/ 2025 Misdemeanor Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 1 Misdemeanor (Designated From A Class 6 Felony In 2020) Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai County drug paraphernalia conviction from 2018 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pleaded guilty in Yavapai County Superior Court in 2018 to possession of drug paraphernalia, charged as a Class 6 felony, with two dangerous drug possession counts dismissed. The court suspended sentence, ordered probation, and left the offense undesignated. The client completed treatment, and in 2020 the court discharged probation early and designated the offense a misdemeanor. In the years that followed, the client maintained sobriety, volunteered in recovery support, and set a goal of returning to school for a licensed health care career. The conviction still sat on the record. A drug case, even one designated a misdemeanor, reads as a drug conviction to a licensing board, an employer, or a landlord. The client needed the judgment vacated before a school or a licensing board saw it. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 in Yavapai County Superior Court and requested a Certificate of Second Chance in the same application. The firm's letter walked the court through each statutory factor: full completion of probation and treatment, every financial obligation paid, the time elapsed since discharge, the client's age at the time of the offense, and the sustained recovery and community service since. The Adult Probation Department confirmed to the court that the client completed probation and paid every obligation in full. The State filed no objection. The court granted the application 58 days after filing, vacated the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charges, and confirmed that the client's civil and firearm rights were never lost because the offense stands as a misdemeanor. The court also granted the Certificate of Second Chance, which releases the client from barriers to occupational licenses under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. Future First then sealed the full case record under ARS § 13-911 in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-905 16/07/2025 12/09/2025 58 N/A N/A N Y P-1300-CR-201801032 https://azrecordremoval.com/yavapai-set-aside-drug-paraphernalia-2025/ 2026 DUI DUI Impaired to the Slightest Degree (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Set Aside Slightest DUI Granted With a Certificate of Second Chance The client pleaded to DUI impaired to the slightest degree under ARS § 28-1381(A)(1) in Mesa in 2025, a Class 1 Misdemeanor and the most serious misdemeanor class in Arizona. The sentence carried 10 days in jail with 9 suspended on completion of alcohol screening and counseling, an ignition interlock requirement, and roughly $1,557 in fines, fees, and assessments. The client completed every term within weeks of sentencing. Finishing the sentence did not clear the record. A DUI conviction sits on background checks for employment, professional licensing, housing, and immigration screening. For a client with no prior record and no new charges since, the conviction was the only thing still working against her. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 in Mesa Municipal Court and paired it with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance. The firm briefed every statutory factor the court weighs: full completion of the sentence, no outstanding financial obligations, a single isolated offense, no prior convictions, and no new charges in the year since. The court found the client met every statutory requirement. It granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint, and released the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction, except the Department of Transportation and Game and Fish provisions the statute carves out. The court also granted the Certificate of Second Chance in the same order. The order came through 49 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/07/2026 26/08/2026 49 N/A N/A N Y 2025018490 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-set-aside-slightest-dui-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County dangerous drug possession felony from 2016 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to possession of dangerous drugs in Maricopa County in 2016 and completed supervised probation with treatment, community restitution hours, and full payment of fines. Probation ended early in 2023. The Class 4 felony conviction still followed the client on every background check. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-149492-001 2026 Felony Burglary In The Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County second degree burglary felony from 2016 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to second degree burglary in Maricopa County in 2016 and served a prison sentence. After release the client completed every remaining term, but the Class 3 felony stayed visible to every employer and landlord who ran a check. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-140395-001 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(3)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony conviction from 2016 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client carried a felony conviction from 2016 in Maricopa County. Probation ended with an early termination and discharge in 2023, but the conviction stayed on the record and kept surfacing on background checks. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-113674-001 2026 Felony Theft Of Means Of Transportation (ARS § 13-1814), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County theft of means of transportation felony from 2016 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to theft of means of transportation in Maricopa County in 2016 and received probation. The court terminated probation early in 2023 based on the client's performance. The Class 3 felony conviction still showed on every background check. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2014-158275-001 2026 Felony Trafficking In Stolen Property Second Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County trafficking in stolen property felony from 2006 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to trafficking in stolen property in Maricopa County in 2006 and served a six and a half year prison sentence. The client paid restitution in full and earned an absolute discharge, but a Class 3 felony with prison time stayed visible on every background check for twenty years. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2006-030345-002 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County drug paraphernalia felony from 2004 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to possession of drug paraphernalia in Maricopa County in 2004. The offense started undesignated, and a 2006 probation revocation designated it a Class 6 felony with a year in state prison. The conviction followed the client for two decades on every application that asked about criminal history. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-038556-001 2026 Felony Attempted Theft (ARS § 13-1802(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County attempted theft felony from 2003 set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to attempted theft in Maricopa County in 2003. The conviction started as an undesignated felony, and after a probation revocation in 2006 it became a Class 6 felony with a year in state prison. For more than twenty years the conviction showed on every background check and blocked work, housing, and licensing. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented completion of every term of the sentence and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2003-031496-002 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Mesa Municipal Court Mesa misdemeanor conviction set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client carried a 2023 misdemeanor conviction out of Mesa Municipal Court. The sentence included jail time and two years of probation. The client completed every term and paid every dollar, but the conviction stayed on background checks and kept costing opportunities. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The court granted the set aside within three weeks of filing. When the first order left the Certificate of Second Chance section blank, Future First went back to the court and secured an amended order granting it. Granted ARS § 13-905 22/04/2026 12/05/2026 20 N/A N/A N Y 2022041878 https://azrecordremoval.com/mesa-misdemeanor-set-aside-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Apache Junction Justice Court Apache Junction misdemeanor conviction set aside with firearm rights restored over State opposition The client carried a 2021 misdemeanor conviction out of Apache Junction Justice Court. The conviction carried federal firearm consequences and stayed on the record alongside older felony matters the client had already resolved. The State opposed relief and argued the client's history should bar it. Future First filed the set aside application and replied point by point when the State opposed. The court granted the set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance and restored the client's right to possess a firearm. When the first order left the firearm finding blank, Future First went back to the court and secured an amended order making the restoration explicit. Granted ARS § 13-905 20/02/2026 21/04/2026 60 N/A Y N Y SAA+RFR J-1107-DV-20150060 2026 Misdemeanor Resisting Arrest (ARS § 13-2508(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor (Reduced From A Class 6 Felony In 2010) Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Gila County Superior Court Gila County resisting arrest conviction set aside with a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled to a single count of resisting arrest in Gila County in 2008. The charge started as a Class 6 felony. He completed probation and the court reduced the conviction to a Class 1 misdemeanor in 2010. Even reduced, the conviction stayed on his record for more than fifteen years. Every background check still showed a criminal conviction tied to an arrest, and that entry limited his options for work and housing long after he finished his sentence. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The application documented full compliance with the sentence, the early reduction to a misdemeanor, and years of a clean record since. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charge, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance. The conviction now reads as set aside on any records check. Granted ARS § 13-905 04/12/2025 07/07/2026 215 N/A N/A N Y CR-20080111 https://azrecordremoval.com/gila-set-aside-resisting-arrest-2026/ 2026 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony, Four Counts Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Four Class 4 felony forgery convictions set aside with firearm rights restored The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County forgery conviction from 2016. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. Future First applied to set aside the forgery conviction under ARS § 13-905, requested restoration of firearm rights, and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charge, restored firearm rights under ARS § 13-910, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2014-123983-001 2026 Felony Theft Of Means Of Transportation (ARS § 13-1814(A)(2)), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Class 3 felony theft of means of transportation set aside in Maricopa County The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County theft of means of transportation conviction from 2004. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. Future First applied to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The court set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance. The client's civil and firearm rights had already been restored by earlier orders in 2008 and 2010. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 N/A N/A N Y CR2004-039028-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2008 Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction set aside and firearm rights restored for the first time The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction from 2005. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. Future First applied to set aside the drug paraphernalia conviction under ARS § 13-905, requested restoration of firearm rights, and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charge, restored firearm rights under ARS § 13-910, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2003-038645-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia felony set aside with firearm rights restored The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction from 1997. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. Future First applied to set aside the drug paraphernalia conviction under ARS § 13-905, requested restoration of firearm rights, and requested a Certificate of Second Chance. The court found every statutory requirement met, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charge, restored firearm rights under ARS § 13-910, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1997-090923-A 2026 Felony Sale Or Transportation Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 3 Felony, Two Counts Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony marijuana convictions set aside with firearm rights restored and a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled guilty in 2012 to two counts of sale or transportation of marijuana under two pounds, both Class 3 felonies, in Maricopa County Superior Court. He completed probation so cleanly that his probation officer petitioned for early termination, and the court discharged him early in 2013. The felony judgment stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. For a disabled military veteran with an otherwise spotless record, the conviction stayed visible to every employer, landlord, and licensing agency more than twelve years after the court closed the case. Future First filed an application to set aside the convictions under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance and restoration of firearm rights. The application documented complete sentence compliance, the early probation discharge, the absence of any prior or subsequent criminal history, and the client's honorable military service with continued VA treatment. The State took no position. The court found every statutory requirement met and granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, restored the right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M). 41 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-905 12/02/2026 25/03/2026 41 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2011-008253-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-marijuana-set-aside-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony trafficking in stolen property conviction set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony, one of the most serious non-dangerous felony classes in Arizona law. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charging document, and restored the right to possess a firearm. The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-0288 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-trafficking-stolen-property-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408(A)(7)), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony narcotic drugs conviction set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs, a Class 3 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony drug record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charging document, and restored the right to possess a firearm. The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR99-000212 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-narcotic-drugs-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Burglary in the Third Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony burglary and trafficking convictions set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up three Coconino County felony cases as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved them by plea in 2004. In this case he was convicted of Burglary in the Third Degree, a Class 4 felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still showed on every background check, blocked licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the convictions under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgments of guilt, dismissed the charging documents, restored the right to possess a firearm, and issued a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M). The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR99-000020 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-burglary-trafficking-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Coconino County Superior Court Coconino Set Aside on a Felony Marijuana Conviction With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a Class 4 felony marijuana conviction from 2010 that still surfaced on every background check, blocked professional licensing, and stripped the right to possess a firearm, despite a clean record in the years since. Future First filed the set aside under ARS § 13-905 in Coconino County Superior Court, paired with a firearm-rights request under ARS § 13-910 and a Certificate of Second Chance. The court set aside the judgment, dismissed the charge, restored civil and firearm rights, and issued the Certificate of Second Chance, 217 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-905 12/11/2025 17/06/2026 217 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2010-00612 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-felony-marijuana-firearm-rights-2026/ 2025 Misdemeanor Threatening Or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Surprise Municipal Court Surprise Set Aside With Certificate of Second Chance on a Class 1 Misdemeanor A Class 1 misdemeanor conviction from 2018 stayed on the client's record permanently and reached into job applications and licensing, despite completion of every term years earlier. Future First filed the set aside under ARS § 13-905 in Surprise Municipal Court with a Certificate of Second Chance request. The court set aside the judgment, dismissed the charge, and issued the Certificate of Second Chance, 96 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-905 10/09/2025 15/12/2025 96 N/A N/A N Y M-0761-CM-201800585 https://azrecordremoval.com/surprise-set-aside-misdemeanor-certificate-second-chance-2025/ 2026 DUI Driving Under the Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Tucson Municipal Court Tucson Set Aside DUI Granted With a Certificate of Second Chance Under ARS § 13-905 The client pleaded to a Class 1 misdemeanor DUI in 2008 and completed every term of the sentence. The conviction kept reaching into employment, professional licensing, and housing years after the case closed, despite a clean record and military service since. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 in Tucson Municipal Court, paired with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance. The court found the client met every requirement, set aside the conviction, released the client from the penalties and disabilities of it, and issued the Certificate of Second Chance for occupational licensing and employer and housing protections, 16 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-905 24/02/2026 12/03/2026 16 N/A N/A N Y TR8017676 https://azrecordremoval.com/tucson-set-aside-dui-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess or Transport a Prohibited Weapon (ARS § 13-1002, 13-3102(A)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Pima County Superior Court Pima County Set Aside Granted With a Certificate of Second Chance on a Class 6 Felony Prohibited Weapon Conviction Under ARS § 13-905 The client was convicted of a Class 6 felony in Pima County in 2010 and completed probation the next year. A felony on the record reaches into employment, housing, and professional licensing for decades. A set aside vacates the judgment of guilt and releases the person from the penalties and disabilities tied to the conviction, which for an old case is the difference between a felony that still defines the client and a record that shows the case was set aside. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 in Pima County Superior Court, paired with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K). The firm walked the court through every statutory factor, the completed probation, the paid financial obligations, and the clean record the client built. The State filed no objection. The court considered the ARS § 13-905(C) factors, set aside the conviction, released the client from all penalties and disabilities, and issued a Certificate of Second Chance adding protections for occupational licensing under Title 32 and the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The court granted the application 65 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/04/2026 12/06/2026 65 N/A N/A N Y CR20093713-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5262 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)) and DUI With BAC of 0.08 or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance University Lakes Justice Court University Lakes Set Aside DUI Granted in 76 Days With Certificate of Second Chance The client had just been sentenced on a Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI at University Lakes Justice Court. A confirmed Medical Assistant offer at a second Arizona health system and a nursing school plan were on the line. Healthcare employers and nursing programs run background checks, and an un-set-aside DUI on the record reads as an open red flag on every application. The client needed the conviction cleared quickly and cleanly, with the strongest findings the court would issue. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Conviction under ARS § 13-905 the day after sentencing, paired with a Legal Basis for Set Aside letter walking the court through every ARS § 13-905(C) factor and a Certificate of Second Chance request under ARS § 13-905(K). The court granted both the set aside and the Certificate of Second Chance in 76 days, vacating the judgment of guilt, dismissing the complaint, and attaching the additional statutory protections for occupational licensing, employment, and housing. Granted ARS § 13-905 14/11/2025 29/01/2026 76 N/A N/A N Y TR2025130803 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5013 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted With Firearm Rights Restored And Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted on Class 6 Felony Aggravated Assault With Firearm Rights and Certificate of Second Chance The client carried a Class 6 felony aggravated assault conviction from 2000. A prior 2013 application was denied, leaving the felony, the firearm-rights bar, and the occupational-licensing barriers intact for more than two decades. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 with paired requests under ARS § 13-910 and ARS § 13-905(M); the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment of guilt, restored firearm rights, and issued a Certificate of Second Chance in 49 days. Granted ARS § 13-905 24/02/2026 14/04/2026 49 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2000-095925-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5016 2026 Felony Attempted Possession Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 5 Felony; Driving Under The Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Firearm Rights Restored And Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted on Class 5 Felony Drug Possession With Firearm Rights and Certificate of Second Chance The client carried a 2004 Class 5 felony attempted drug possession conviction and a companion Class 1 misdemeanor DUI; a 2013 self-filed application was denied based on probation history. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 with paired ARS § 13-910 and ARS § 13-905(M) requests, addressed the 2013 denial directly, and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside both convictions, restored firearm rights, and issued a Certificate of Second Chance in 49 days. Granted ARS § 13-905 24/02/2026 14/04/2026 49 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-037759-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5018 2025 DUI Extreme DUI .15 Or Above (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Mesa Municipal Court Mesa Extreme DUI Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance, 7 Days From Filing To Grant The client carried a 2013 Mesa Extreme DUI conviction that surfaced on every background check he ran for work with vulnerable populations and threatened to complicate a future U.S. citizenship application. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 with a Certificate of Second Chance request, documented full sentence compliance and a decade of clean conduct, and the Mesa Municipal Court granted both in seven days. Granted ARS § 13-905 24/09/2025 01/10/2025 7 N/A N/A N Y 2013044779 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5020 2026 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Goodyear Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 2 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving Conviction In 6 Days The client carried a Class 2 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving conviction in Goodyear Municipal Court, pled down from an original DUI charge, and needed the conviction record cleared after completing every term of the sentence. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside under ARS § 13-905 and the court granted the set aside plus a Certificate of Second Chance in 6 days, vacating the conviction and dismissing the judgment of guilt. Set Aside Granted with Certificate of Second Chance ARS § 13-905 05/03/2026 11/03/2026 6 N/A N/A Y Y SAA Driving Under the Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; pled down to Reckless Driving Application to Set Aside https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5022 2025 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Or Revoked For DUI (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Set Aside Granted With Certificate of Second Chance A 2010 Class 4 felony Aggravated DUI conviction in Maricopa County Superior Court blocked the client's firearm rights, restricted civil rights, and surfaced on every background check fifteen years after sentence completion. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 with the Order of Discharge from Probation and the Arizona Department of Corrections Certificate of Absolute Discharge attached, and the court granted the set aside, restored firearm rights under § 13-905(O), and issued a Certificate of Second Chance under § 13-905(K). Granted ARS § 13-905 09/06/2025 16/09/2025 99 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2009-133426-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5026 2025 Felony DUI Liquor Or Drugs (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Felony Endangerment and DUI Granted With Certificate of Second Chance A 2007 Class 6 felony Endangerment conviction paired with a Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI out of Maricopa County Superior Court stripped the client's civil rights and firearm rights and surfaced on background checks nearly two decades after sentence completion. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 with the Order of Discharge from Probation attached, and the court granted the set aside on both counts, restored firearm rights under § 13-905(O), and issued a Certificate of Second Chance under § 13-905(K). Granted ARS § 13-905 10/07/2025 16/09/2025 68 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2007-151536-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5028 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Set Aside DUI Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance A Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction from 2020 sat on every background check the client faced, and the client wanted not only a Set Aside but a Certificate of Second Chance to add the negligent-hiring and negligent-rental protections that move employment and rental applications forward. Future First filed the Set Aside Application in Scottsdale City Court paired with a request for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905, the prosecutor did not oppose, and the judge granted both the same day, vacating the judgment of guilt, dismissing the complaint, and releasing the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction. Granted ARS § 13-905 29/12/2025 09/03/2026 71 N/A N/A N Y TR-2020002669 M-0751-TR-2020002669 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5030 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Tempe Municipal Court Tempe Set Aside Granted on a 25-Year-Old Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Conviction The client carried a Class 1 misdemeanor assault conviction out of Tempe Municipal Court for over two decades, blocking employment screens and barring access to occupational licensing protections under Arizona law even though the sentence had been completed in 2000. Future First filed a paired Application to Set Aside under ARS § 13-905 with a Certificate of Second Chance request, walked the court through the ARS § 13-905(C) factors and 24 years of clean conduct, and the court granted the set aside, dismissed the accusation, and issued the Certificate of Second Chance. Granted ARS § 13-905 13/11/2025 14/12/2025 31 N/A N/A N Y 00-4441033 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5036 2026 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 5 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Attempt Misconduct Involving Weapons Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 1996 Class 5 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons conviction out of Maricopa County Superior Court that kept surfacing on every employment, licensing, and firearm background check despite decades of clean conduct since sentence completion. Future First filed the Application to Set Aside Judgment under ARS § 13-905 in Maricopa County Superior Court, documented full sentence completion and decades of post-conviction rehabilitation, and the court granted the application 108 days later, vacating the judgment, restoring civil and firearm rights under ARS § 13-910, and issuing a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K). Granted ARS § 13-905 19/09/2025 05/01/2026 108 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-092805-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5039 2026 Misdemeanor DUI (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted On A 2002 Misdemeanor DUI With Certificate Of Second Chance The client carried a 2002 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction that still appeared on background checks more than two decades later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment, issued a Certificate of Second Chance, and entered an order restoring firearm rights in 2025. Set Aside + Certificate Of Second Chance ARS § 13-905 13/10/2025 30/12/2025 78 N/A Y N Y CR2002-005878-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-misdemeanor-dui-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Driving on a Suspended License (ARS § 28-3473), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Phoenix Municipal Court Phoenix Set Aside Granted On A 1998 Suspended License Misdemeanor The client carried a 1998 Class 1 Misdemeanor conviction for driving on a suspended license that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Phoenix Municipal Court set aside the judgment of guilt in 2026. Set Aside ARS § 13-905 24/02/2026 25/03/2026 29 N/A N/A N Y 53521834C https://azrecordremoval.com/phoenix-set-aside-suspended-license-misdemeanor-2026/ 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess Marijuana for Sale (ARS § 13-3405), Class 4 Felony; Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted On Two 2009 Class 4 Felonies With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored The client carried two 2009 Class 4 felony convictions, a marijuana offense and misconduct involving weapons, that stripped civil and firearm rights and followed the client on every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside both judgments, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored firearm rights in 2026. Set Aside + Certificate Of Second Chance ARS § 13-905 04/12/2025 18/03/2026 104 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2009-129928-003 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-felony-marijuana-weapons-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Class 2 Misdemeanor Offense Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Scottsdale City Court Scottsdale Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance On A 2023 Misdemeanor The client carried an old Class 2 misdemeanor conviction from 2023 that surfaced on background checks for jobs, housing, and licensing. Future First filed the set aside under ARS § 13-905 and the Scottsdale City Court vacated the judgment of guilt and granted a Certificate of Second Chance in 2026. Set Aside + Certificate Of Second Chance ARS § 13-905 29/12/2025 10/03/2026 71 N/A N/A N Y M-0751-CR-2023001705 https://azrecordremoval.com/scottsdale-set-aside-misdemeanor-certificate-second-chance-2026/ 2026 DUI DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance Tempe Municipal Court Tempe Set Aside DUI Judgment Vacated With Certificate Of Second Chance The client carried a 2022 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI conviction. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Tempe Municipal Court granted both the set aside and a Certificate of Second Chance in 2026. Set Aside + Certificate Of Second Chance ARS § 13-905 13/01/2026 22/01/2026 9 N/A N/A N Y 22-006162-1 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4381 2026 DUI Aggravated DUI-Third DUI (ARS § 28-1383A2), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Third Offense Case The client carried a 2007 Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI-Third DUI conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eighteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 10/07/2025 24/09/2025 76 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2007-151536-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4571 2026 DUI Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI (ARS § 28-1383A1), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Case The client carried a 2009 Class 4 Felony Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI conviction that still appeared on background checks more than sixteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 10/07/2025 24/09/2025 76 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2009-133426-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4572 2026 DUI Agg DUI-Wrong Way Driving (ARS § 28-1383A5), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Wrong Way Driving Case The client carried a 2019 Class 4 Felony Agg DUI-Wrong Way Driving conviction that still appeared on background checks more than seven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-905 18/10/2024 20/03/2026 518 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-141373-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4531 2026 Felony Dangerous Drug-Poss/Use (ARS § 13-3407A1), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Dangerous Drug Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2015 Class 4 Felony Dangerous Drug-Poss/Use conviction that still appeared on background checks more than ten years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 25/06/2025 01/10/2025 98 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2015-126058-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4460 2026 Felony Taking The Identity Of Another (ARS § 13-2008), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Identity Theft Case The client carried a 2010 Class 4 Felony Taking The Identity Of Another conviction that still appeared on background checks more than fifteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 10/09/2025 18/12/2025 99 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2010-161949-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4479 2025 Felony Resist Arrest-Physical Force (ARS § 13-2508A1), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Resist Arrest Case The client carried a 2014 Class 6 Felony Resist Arrest-Physical Force conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eleven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 06/08/2023 15/08/2025 190 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2014-152453-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4533 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Drug Paraphernalia Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2008 Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation conviction that followed the client into every background check, locking off employment and the lawful right to possess a firearm. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 19/12/2024 12/03/2025 83 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2008-171631-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4461 2025 Felony Agg Aslt DV-Impede Breathing (ARS § 13-1204B), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2018 Class 4 Felony Agg Aslt DV-Impede Breathing conviction that followed the client into every background check, locking off employment, professional licensing, and the lawful right to possess a firearm. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 19/12/2024 01/04/2025 103 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2018-156261-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4462 2025 Felony Forgery X2 (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On Decades-Old Class 4 Felony Forgery Convictions The client carried a 1997 Class 4 Felony Forgery X2 conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 18/12/2024 20/03/2025 92 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1997-013801 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4480 2025 Felony Attempt To Commit - Aggravated Robbery (ARS § 13-1903A), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Attempt Aggravated Robbery Case The client carried a 2016 Class 4 Felony Attempt To Commit - Aggravated Robbery conviction that still appeared on background checks more than nine years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 18/12/2024 28/03/2025 100 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2016-113216-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4481 2025 Felony Assault-Intent/Reckless/Injure (ARS § 13-1203A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Case The client carried a 2017 Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault-Intent/Reckless/Injure conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eight years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 18/12/2024 02/04/2025 105 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2017-109016-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4534 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug-Possess For Sale (ARS § 13-3408A2), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Narcotic Drug Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Decades-Old Conviction The client carried a 1991 Class 2 Felony Narcotic Drug-Possess For Sale conviction that followed the client into background checks, locking off opportunities long after the underlying conduct was history. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 14/03/2025 26/06/2025 104 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1991-009360 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4463 2025 Felony Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Case The client carried a 2018 Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct conviction that still appeared on background checks more than seven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 17/04/2025 12/12/2025 239 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2018-005895-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4536 2025 Felony Shoplifting With Prior Conviction (ARS § 13-1805), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Cochise County Superior Court Cochise Set Aside Shoplifting Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2016 Class 6 Felony Shoplifting With Prior Conviction conviction that followed the client into every background check, locking off employment and the lawful right to possess a firearm. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Cochise County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 28/03/2025 28/08/2025 153 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR S-0200-CR-201600798 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4464 2025 Misdemeanor Assault DV (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Glendale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 25/04/2025 22/05/2025 27 N/A N/A N/A Y M-0747-CR-2004003878 2025 Felony Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Possession Of Dangerous Drugs Conviction From A 1993 Case The client carried a 1993 Class 4 Felony Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs conviction that still appeared on background checks more than 32 years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 02/05/2025 03/11/2025 185 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1993-006315 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4553 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 5 Felony Theft Conviction From A 1993 Case In 24 Days The client carried a 1993 Class 5 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks more than 32 years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 10/10/2025 03/11/2025 24 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1993-009020 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4558 2025 DUI Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI (ARS § 28-1383A1), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Case The client carried a 2011 Class 4 Felony Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI conviction that still appeared on background checks more than fourteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/05/2025 15/08/2025 86 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2011-104435-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4537 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 In 86 Days On A Class 4 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation Case The client carried a 2007 Class 4 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eighteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 21/05/2025 15/08/2025 86 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2007-111212-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4539 2025 Felony Solicitation Of Marijuana Transport And/Or Sell (ARS § 13-1002 / § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Pima County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 18/06/2025 03/12/2025 168 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR20183632 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Mohave County Superior Court Mohave Set Aside Theft Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2009 Class 6 Felony Theft conviction that followed the client into every background check, locking off opportunities long after the underlying conduct was history. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Mohave County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/07/2025 29/09/2025 76 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR S-8015-CR-200900684 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4465 2025 Misdemeanor Threatening Or Intimidating (ARS § 13-1202), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Surprise Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 10/09/2025 15/12/2025 96 N/A N/A N/A Y M-0761-CM-201800585 2025 Felony Agg Aslt-Deadly Wpn/Dang Inst (ARS § 13-1204A2), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 25/06/2025 15/09/2025 82 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2020-111634-001 2025 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted East Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 12/11/2025 22/12/2025 40 N/A N/A N/A Y JC2022101369 2025 Felony Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Mohave County Superior Court Mohave Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Endangerment Case The client carried a 2025 Class 6 Felony Endangerment conviction that still appeared on background checks more than one year later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Mohave County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2026. Granted ARS § 13-905 13/11/2025 26/01/2026 74 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR14385 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4573 2025 DUI Agg DUI-Passenger Under 15c (ARS § 28-1383A3), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Aggravated DUI Passenger Under 15 Case The client carried a 2014 Class 6 Felony Agg DUI-Passenger Under 15c conviction that still appeared on background checks more than eleven years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/08/2025 13/10/2025 66 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2014-105026-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4541 2025 Misdemeanor DUI Extreme With BAC .15-.20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 19/09/2024 16/12/2024 88 N/A N/A N/A Y 22-Z-747901 2025 Misdemeanor Shoplift (ARS § 13-1805A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 26/09/2024 20/12/2024 85 N/A N/A N/A Y 21-C-4458761 2025 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 21/02/2025 07/04/2025 45 N/A N/A N/A Y TR-2024009675 2025 Misdemeanor Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree (ARS § 13-1503A), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 03/04/2025 06/06/2025 64 N/A N/A N/A Y M-751-CR-2022017395 2025 Misdemeanor Open Container (ARS § 4-251(A)(2)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Glendale Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 25/04/2025 16/05/2025 21 N/A N/A N/A Y TR-2024013412 2025 Misdemeanor Urinating In Public (ARS § 22-13), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 30/05/2025 03/06/2025 4 N/A N/A N/A Y 25-009254-3 2025 DUI DUI-Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted East Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 24/10/2025 05/12/2025 42 N/A N/A N/A Y TR2022138268 2025 Felony Dang Drug-Transp And/Or Sell (ARS § 13-3407A7), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Transport Case The client carried a 2021 Class 2 Felony Dang Drug-Transp And/Or Sell conviction that still appeared on background checks more than four years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 08/08/2025 27/11/2025 111 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2021-006276-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4482 2025 Felony Agg Aslt-Officer (ARS § 13-1204A8A), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Aggravated Assault On Officer Case The client carried a 2023 Class 1 Misdemeanor Agg Aslt-Officer conviction that still appeared on background checks more than two years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 01/11/2024 06/05/2025 186 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-126580-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4574 2025 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree Case The client carried a 2001 Class 4 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree conviction that followed the client for over two decades. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 15/10/2024 17/04/2025 184 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2001-001788 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4483 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Theft Conviction From A 1992 Case The client carried a 1992 Class 4 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks more than 33 years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 19/02/2025 27/08/2025 189 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1992-002034 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4554 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Theft Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2019 Class 6 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks more than six years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 26/10/2021 13/03/2025 1,234 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-139851-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4588 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Forgery Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2002 Class 4 Felony Forgery conviction that still appeared on background checks nearly thirty years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 27/12/2024 25/09/2025 272 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2002-008662 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4586 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation From A 2010 Case The client carried a 2010 Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation conviction that still appeared on background checks more than fifteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 27/12/2024 08/10/2025 285 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2010-148625-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4555 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2013 Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation conviction that still appeared on background checks more than twelve years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 27/12/2024 08/10/2025 285 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2013-416218-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4587 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Decades-Old Class 6 Felony Theft Case The client carried a 1992 Class 6 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks more than 33 years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 28/04/2025 27/10/2025 182 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1992-092833 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4575 2025 Felony Attempt To Commit - Unlaw Means Transp-Control (ARS § 13-1803A1), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Attempt To Commit Unlawful Means Of Transportation Conviction The client carried a 2023 Class 6 Felony Attempt To Commit - Unlaw Means Transp-Control conviction that still appeared on background checks more than two years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-905 25/05/2025 07/07/2025 43 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-148760-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4556 2024 Felony Fraudulent Schemes Or Artifices (ARS § 13-2310), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Navajo County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 02/06/2024 17/12/2024 198 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR S-0900-CR-202200820 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Payson Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 18/11/2024 16/12/2024 28 N/A N/A N/A Y CM-2023012058 2024 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 09/10/2024 10/12/2024 62 N/A N/A N/A Y M-0741-PX-5601697 2024 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Payson Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 18/11/2024 16/12/2024 28 N/A N/A N/A Y CR-2018012149 2024 Misdemeanor Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Payson Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 18/11/2024 16/12/2024 28 N/A N/A N/A Y CM-2020012411 2024 Misdemeanor Shoplifting (ARS § 13-1805), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 26/09/2024 10/10/2024 14 N/A N/A N/A Y CM-201800236 2024 Felony Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Case The client carried a 2011 Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Violation conviction that still appeared on background checks more than thirteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-905 11/01/2024 15/08/2024 217 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2011-131087-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4484 2024 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 3 Felony Theft Conviction In 21 Days The client carried a 2023 Class 3 Felony Theft conviction that still appeared on background checks more than one year later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2024. Granted ARS § 13-905 23/09/2024 14/10/2024 21 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-002326-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4557 2023 Misdemeanor DUI Impaired (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Gilbert City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 10/08/2023 14/09/2023 35 N/A N/A N/A Y 2023-CT-0006685 2023 Misdemeanor Reckless Driving (ARS § 28-693(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Gilbert City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 01/12/2023 21/12/2023 20 N/A N/A N/A Y 2021-CT-0011504 2023 Misdemeanor Misconduct Involving Weapons - Failure To Admit Carrying Deadly Weapon (ARS § 13-3102(A)(1)(b)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted North Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 29/11/2023 05/12/2023 6 N/A N/A N/A Y JC2021-131847 2023 Felony Attempt To Commit Criminal Damage-Deface (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 03/04/2022 16/06/2023 183 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2021-000858-001 2023 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(2)), Class 3 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 29/06/2022 10/05/2023 315 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2001-018153 2023 Felony False Statement Unemployment Compensation (ARS § 23-785), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 02/02/2023 08/05/2023 95 N/A N/A N/A Y CR2022-006732-001 2022 Misdemeanor Exceed 85 MPH (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor; DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI W/BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI BAC .15-.20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted West Mesa Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 06/04/2022 22/06/2022 77 N/A N/A N/A Y TR2020 2022 Misdemeanor Driving On Suspended/Cancelled/Revoked License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Drive In One Lane/Unsafe Lane Change (ARS § 28-729(1)), Civil Traffic; Drive Across Gore Area (ARS § 28-644(A)(2)), Civil Traffic; Failure To Drive Right Curb For Emergency Vehicles (ARS § 28-775(A)(2)), Civil Traffic; No AZ DL (ARS § 28-3151(A)), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Goodyear Municipal Court Granted ARS § 13-905 08/01/2022 16/03/2022 67 N/A N/A N/A Y TR202101715 2022 Felony Aggravated DUI - Liquor/Drugs (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Aggravated DUI - BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Dual Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Case The client carried 2009 felony convictions that still appeared on background checks more than thirteen years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2022. Granted ARS § 13-905 14/10/2020 22/01/2022 184 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2009-126313 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4591 2022 Felony Aggravated Taking The Identity Of Another (ARS § 13-2009), Class 3 Felony; Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 05/01/2025 17/04/2025 102 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-139851-001 2022 Felony DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Resisting Arrest (ARS § 13-2508), Class 6 Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 5 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Multi-Count Felony DUI, Aggravated Assault, And Drug Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2017 Class 1 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo conviction that still appeared on background checks more than five years later. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside the judgment in 2022. Granted ARS § 13-905 12/07/2021 22/01/2022 194 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2017-112463-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4590 2022 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI .15 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Avondale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 01/10/2021 18/04/2022 199 N/A N/A N/A Y TR-2021000354 2022 Misdemeanor Extreme DUI .15 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI .20 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI With BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Speed Greater Than Reasonable And Prudent (ARS § 28-701(A)), Civil Traffic; Failure To Stop At Stop Sign (ARS § 28-774), Civil Traffic; Failure To Drive On Right Half Of Roadway (ARS § 28-721(A)), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 22/12/2021 12/01/2022 21 N/A N/A N/A Y 19-041672-1 2021 Felony Burglary In The Third Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 18/09/2019 30/06/2020 286 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2020-111190-001 2021 Misdemeanor Driving On Suspended/Revoked/Canceled License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Driving On Suspended License For FTA/FTP (ARS § 28-3482(A)), Class 2 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Glendale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 26/09/2020 09/03/2021 164 N/A N/A N/A Y TR-2019018118 2021 Misdemeanor Driving On Suspended/Revoked/Canceled License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Exceed Speed Limit More Than 20 MPH In Business District (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(2)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 10/12/2020 16/02/2021 68 N/A N/A N/A Y 5525224 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 27/10/2020 06/12/2021 405 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2016-030812-001 2021 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI With BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Red Light Failure To Stop/Remain Stopped (ARS § 28-645(A)(3)(a)), Civil Traffic; No Proof Of Insurance (ARS § 28-4135(C)), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 13/10/2020 12/01/2021 91 N/A N/A N/A Y 5085968 2021 Misdemeanor Solicitation Of Prostitution (ARS § 13-1002(A)/13-3214(A)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Glendale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 08/05/2021 02/07/2021 55 N/A N/A N/A Y CR2015-001223 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 14/05/2021 18/08/2021 96 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2003-009109-001 2020 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Safford Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 17/04/2020 19/10/2020 185 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CM2020-000020 2020 Misdemeanor Criminal Trespass In The Third Degree (ARS § 13-1502(A)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Phoenix City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 30/03/2020 30/12/2020 189 N/A N/A N/A Y 5529144 2020 Felony Aggravated Assault On A Healthcare Professional (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 23/08/2020 11/11/2020 80 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-131400-001 2020 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI With BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Carrying A Deadly Weapon-Fail To Admit (ARS § 13-3102(A)(1)(b)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Speed Greater Than Reasonable And Prudent (ARS § 28-701(A)), Civil Traffic; Improper Left Turn (ARS § 28-751.2), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Scottsdale City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 16/04/2021 04/05/2021 18 N/A N/A N/A Y CR202007773 2020 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Set Aside Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 30/05/2019 11/11/2020 531 N/A N/A N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-106384-001 2020 Misdemeanor Assault Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-1203(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Disorderly Conduct Domestic Violence (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 04/10/2020 02/11/2020 29 N/A N/A N/A Y 20-Z-568661-2 2020 Misdemeanor Driving On Suspended/Revoked/Canceled License (ARS § 28-3473(A)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Chandler City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 29/08/2020 12/11/2020 75 N/A N/A N/A Y 20-Z-553162 2020 Felony Conspiracy To Produce Marijuana (ARS § 13-1003 / § 13-3405), Class 3 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 2 Felony Set Aside Granted Pinal County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-905 24/07/2020 11/11/2020 110 N/A N/A N/A Y CR2016-01221 2020 Misdemeanor Excessive Speed (ARS § 28-701.02(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor Set Aside Granted Mayer Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-905 12/01/2026 13/01/2026 1 N/A N/A N/A Y TR2017001521 2020 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI With BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Extreme DUI .15 (ARS § 28-1382(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Minor In Consumption Of Liquor (ARS § 4-244(41)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Speed Greater Than Reasonable And Prudent (ARS § 28-701(A)), Civil Traffic; No Proof Of Insurance (ARS § 28-4135(C)), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 14/04/2023 15/08/2023 123 N/A N/A N/A Y 12-009572-3 2020 Misdemeanor DUI Liquor/Drugs/Vapors/Combo (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; DUI With BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1381(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Improper Right Turn (ARS § 28-751.1), Civil Traffic Set Aside Granted Tempe City Court Granted ARS § 13-905 02/12/2020 15/12/2020 13 N/A N/A N/A Y 20-004768-1 Expungement
Year Type of Original Case Original Charges Our Result Application Court Headline BlogIssue BlogOutcome GReview Outcome Type Statute Filed Under Application Filed Granted Date Days to Grant Civil Rights Restored Gun Rights Restored Sealed Set Aside Cross-Tab Tag Underlying Case Number Application Case Number Blog Published Date Blog URL 2026 Felony Possession or Use of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony (dismissed after diversion) Marijuana Record Expunged, Civil And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Felony Granted on a 2010 Dismissed Case Under ARS § 36-2862 The client was charged in 2010 with possession or use of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, both filed as Class 6 felonies. The client completed a county drug diversion program and the State dismissed the case with prejudice that same year. A dismissal closes a case but does not remove the entry. The arrest and the two felony counts stayed in court files, law enforcement databases, and background check reports for sixteen years, where employers and landlords saw the charges and rarely reached the dismissal. Future First entered an appearance in the sixteen-year-old case and filed the Petition to Expunge Marijuana-Related Offense Records and Restore Civil Rights, Including Firearms Rights, under ARS § 36-2862 in Maricopa County Superior Court. We pulled the original charging documents, identified the eligible marijuana count, documented the diversion completion and the dismissal with prejudice, and served the county attorney. The State did not establish ineligibility. The court expunged every record of the arrest, the charges, and the case, ordered the probation department to seal its records, cancelled remaining court-ordered financial obligations, and restored the client's civil rights including the right to possess a firearm as to this case, 85 days after filing. Granted ARS § 36-2862 15/04/2026 09/07/2026 85 Y Y N N CR2010-111797-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-marijuana-expungement-felony-dismissed-2026/ 2025 Felony Possession Or Use Of A Narcotic Drug, Cannabis (ARS § 13-3408(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Marijuana Offense Expunged With Civil And Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County marijuana felony charge expunged under Proposition 207 The client had a 2016 Maricopa County marijuana charge on record, filed as a Class 4 felony. Even though the case was dismissed, the marijuana entry lingered in court and background records at a time when Arizona voters had made simple marijuana conduct expungeable. Future First petitioned to expunge the marijuana offense under Proposition 207, ARS § 36-2862. The court granted the petition, expunged the marijuana count, and restored the client's civil rights including the right to possess a firearm as to the expunged count. The marijuana record is sealed and treated as if the arrest and charge never occurred. Granted ARS § 36-2862 16/10/2025 22/10/2025 6 Y Y N N CR2016-105135-001 2026 Misdemeanor Possession or Use of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Misdemeanor (dismissed) Marijuana Record Expunged Apache Junction Justice Court Apache Junction Marijuana Expungement Granted on a Dismissed Case Under ARS § 36-2862 The client had a marijuana case from 2013 that the State dismissed. A dismissed case is not a clean record. The arrest and the charge stayed in the court system and on background checks, where readers often stop at the charge. Future First filed the Petition to Expunge Marijuana-Related Offense Records under ARS § 36-2862 in Apache Junction Justice Court, identified the eligible charge, and documented the dismissal. The State did not establish ineligibility. The court expunged every record of the arrest and charge and ordered them sealed, 21 days after filing. Granted ARS § 36-2862 30/01/2026 20/02/2026 21 N/A N/A N N J-1107-CR-20140370 https://azrecordremoval.com/apache-junction-marijuana-expungement-dismissed-2026/ 2026 Felony Possession or Use of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Marijuana Record Expunged, Civil And Firearm Rights Restored Pinal County Superior Court Pinal Marijuana Expungement Felony Granted With Civil and Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 36-2862 A felony marijuana conviction from a 2012 case did more than show up on background checks. It stripped the client's civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm, for conduct Arizona voters later decriminalized. Future First entered an appearance and filed the Petition to Expunge Marijuana-Related Offense Records and Restore Civil Rights, Including Firearm Rights, under ARS § 36-2862 in Pinal County Superior Court. The State did not meet its burden. The court vacated the judgment of conviction on the eligible charges, expunged every record, and restored the client's civil rights including the right to possess a firearm, 123 days after filing. Granted ARS § 36-2862 30/01/2026 02/06/2026 123 Y Y N N S-1100-CR-201500172 https://azrecordremoval.com/pinal-marijuana-expungement-felony-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Felony Marijuana Possession (ARS § 13-3405), Felony (no charges filed) Marijuana Record Expunged Pima County Superior Court Pima Marijuana Expungement Granted on a 2009 Arrest Under ARS § 36-2862 The client was arrested on a marijuana matter in 2009 that the State never prosecuted. The arrest still lived in the databases. A marijuana arrest, even one with no charges filed, raised questions from employers and landlords who saw the entry but not the outcome. Future First filed the Petition to Expunge Marijuana-Related Offense Records under ARS § 36-2862 in Pima County Superior Court, identified the eligible charge, and replied to the State's response. The prosecutor showed no clear and convincing evidence of ineligibility. The court expunged every record of the arrest and charges and ordered them sealed, 58 days after filing. No civil rights had been suspended because there was no conviction. Granted ARS § 36-2862 25/02/2026 24/04/2026 58 N/A N/A N N CR09916225 C20261694-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/pima-marijuana-expungement-arrest-2026/ 2025 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 1 Misdemeanor; Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; DUI Drugs Or Metabolite (ARS § 28-1381), Class 1 Misdemeanor Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 36-2862 11/04/2025 18/04/2025 7 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2008-171631-001 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia And Marijuana Convictions The client carried a 2010 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2025. Granted ARS § 36-2862 12/12/2024 18/01/2025 37 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2010-141962-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4569 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 36-2862 11/04/2025 18/04/2025 7 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2008-177435-001 2025 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Misdemeanor Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 The client carried a 2005 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2025. Granted ARS § 36-2862 13/11/2024 22/01/2025 70 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2005-140238-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4472 2024 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 1 Misdemeanor Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted In 14 Days Under ARS § 36-2862 The client carried a 2002 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2024. Granted ARS § 36-2862 12/11/2024 26/11/2024 14 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2002-008953 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4473 2023 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 In 25 Days On A Class 6 Felony Marijuana Violation Case The client carried a 2008 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2023. Granted ARS § 36-2862 18/08/2023 12/09/2023 25 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2008-104242-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4550 2023 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 36-2862 18/08/2023 12/09/2023 25 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2008-109615-001 2023 Felony Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 4 Felony; Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On A Class 4 Felony Marijuana And Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Case The client carried a 2007 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2023. Granted ARS § 36-2862 18/08/2023 12/09/2023 25 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2007-007039-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4601 2022 Misdemeanor Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405) Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On A Misdemeanor Marijuana Case The client carried a 2010 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2022. Granted ARS § 36-2862 18/11/2020 22/04/2022 180 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR-2010131388-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4585 2022 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On Two Class 6 Felony Counts The client carried a 2014 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2022. Granted ARS § 36-2862 05/11/2021 11/01/2022 67 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2014-127866-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4491 2021 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On A Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia And Marijuana Case The client carried a 2020 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2021. Granted ARS § 36-2862 27/08/2020 27/09/2021 396 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2020-119000-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4600 2021 Misdemeanor Marijuana Violation (ARS § 13-3405); Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415) Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On A Diverted Case The client carried a 2015 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2021. Granted ARS § 36-2862 23/08/2021 15/10/2021 53 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2015-159024-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4474 2021 Felony Transportation Of Marijuana For Sale (ARS § 13-3405), Class 2 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 On A Class 2 Felony Transportation Case The client carried a 2017 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2021. Granted ARS § 36-2862 15/09/2021 11/11/2021 57 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2017-126053-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4584 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Expungement Granted Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Marijuana Expungement Granted Under ARS § 36-2862 In One Day On Two Class 6 Felony Counts The client carried a 2003 marijuana-related conviction that Arizona's Prop 207 made eligible for expungement under ARS § 36-2862. Future First filed under ARS § 36-2862 and the Maricopa County Superior Court expunged the marijuana conviction in 2021. Granted ARS § 36-2862 13/10/2021 14/10/2021 1 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2003-009109-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4492 Restore Firearm Rights
Year Type of Original Case Original Charges Our Result Application Court Headline BlogIssue BlogOutcome GReview Outcome Type Statute Filed Under Application Filed Granted Date Days to Grant Civil Rights Restored Gun Rights Restored Sealed Set Aside Cross-Tab Tag Underlying Case Number Application Case Number Blog Published Date Blog URL 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI Wrong Way Driving (ARS § 28-1383(A)(5)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Wrong Way DUI Felony From 2020 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored After A 2025 Denial In 2019 the client, then 24, drove the wrong way on a Maricopa County roadway while impaired and on a suspended license. The State filed four Class 4 felony counts of aggravated DUI in Maricopa County Superior Court, two for wrong way driving and two for driving on a suspended license. No count alleged a collision, an injury or a victim. Prior counsel handled the plea. In 2020 the client pleaded guilty as charged to a single count of aggravated DUI for wrong way driving and the State dismissed the other three. The sentence was four months in prison followed by probation. The client was released in 2020 with a certificate of absolute discharge from the Department of Corrections and satisfied the last term of the sentence in 2022. A felony judgment took the client's civil rights and firearm rights with it and sat on every background check. The client had moved out of state, built a career in commercial construction, married and started a family, and had not touched alcohol since the arrest. Future First filed a set aside application in 2024. The court found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance, then denied both in 2025 on one stated ground: the discharge from probation was too recent and the offense too serious for a set aside to serve public safety. That application had gone in with a seven item checklist and nothing else. The court had no letters, no employment history and no account of the years since release. A denial under ARS § 13-905 is not a bar. The statute sets no waiting period and no limit on the number of applications. Future First refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Wrong Way DUI application in 2026 and built it around the two factors the court had cited. On time, seventeen more months had passed. More than four years separated the client from the end of the sentence, twice the two year measure the Legislature itself uses for a Certificate of Second Chance on a Class 4 felony under ARS § 13-905(K)(2). On the nature of the offense, the legal basis memo argued from the charging document: four counts, none alleging a collision, injury, endangerment or assault, no victim identified, three counts dismissed and a guilty plea as charged four months after the offense. The refiled application attached what the first one lacked. Four character letters from the client's spouse, parents, a former safety director and a longtime friend described six years of sobriety, promotions to superintendent, a home, two young children and volunteer work with teenagers. The packet added the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge, the Clerk's record showing a zero balance, and a 2024 order from Goodyear Municipal Court that had set aside the client's only other conviction, a misdemeanor, with its own Certificate of Second Chance. Future First had secured that order the same year the first felony application went in, and the felony court had never seen it. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K)(2) and for restoration of firearm rights under ARS § 13-905(O), noting that aggravated DUI is not a serious offense under ARS § 13-706. The court ruled on the papers 48 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance. It sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The judge marked the box restoring the client's right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance, entered under ARS § 13-905(M), releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and gives employers and housing providers the protections of ARS § 12-558.03. Granted ARS § 13-910 12/08/2026 29/09/2026 48 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2019-141373-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-wrong-way-dui-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2006 Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage Felony From 1993 Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 In 1993 Glendale police arrested the client, then 21 years old, after a group of friends broke a vehicle window. The others ran. The client stayed. The Maricopa County Attorney filed an attempted theft felony in Maricopa County Superior Court. In 1994 the client pleaded no contest to criminal damage as a Class 6 felony and received probation. The client left the United States during probation. In 2006 the court revoked and terminated probation, designated the offense a misdemeanor, and imposed a jail term fully credited by time already served. Restitution was paid in full at that hearing. The client has had no other case before or since. Two problems stayed behind. The judgment was still a felony conviction at the time it was entered, so the client's civil rights and firearm rights were lost in 1994, and federal law still counted the conviction. A balance of fines, surcharges and fees from the 1990s also sat unpaid with the Clerk. A first set aside application in 2025 was denied on two grounds: the client had not completed probation, and the balance was still owed. The client wanted the judgment set aside and the rights restored so the record would stop blocking a return to family in the United States. A Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage application was the only path to both. Future First was hired in 2025. The first filing confirmed the problem. The State objected on the unpaid balance and the court denied the application. The client paid the balance in full later in 2025, and the firm verified a zero balance in the Clerk's collections records. In 2026 Future First filed the Maricopa Set Aside Criminal Damage application again, this time attached to the 2006 probation violation report and the disposition order showing probation terminated, the offense designated a misdemeanor and the jail term satisfied with credit for time served. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance and for restoration of firearm rights. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed each factor: an isolated property offense at age 21 with no injury, full satisfaction of every term of the sentence as the court itself recorded in 2006, no prior or later conviction, more than thirty years since the offense and more than twenty since the sentence was satisfied, and the probation officer's own 2006 recommendation to terminate probation and designate the offense a misdemeanor. The Maricopa County Attorney reviewed the new filing and took no objection. The judge ruled on the papers 25 days after filing. The order treats the new application as a request for reconsideration, finds the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the charging document and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. On the 2026 Superior Court form, restoration of firearm rights is expressed by leaving the "not restored" finding unchecked, and the judge left it unchecked. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The companion sealing petition was granted the following month. Read the sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-910 30/07/2026 24/08/2026 25 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1993-005994-A CR1993-005994 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-criminal-damage-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Misdemeanor Assault (ARS § 13-1203(A)(3)), Class 3 Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence Designated Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa Municipal Court Maricopa City Set Aside Granted On 2009 Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Convictions With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 In 2009 Maricopa police arrested the client after a domestic incident in the City of Maricopa, in Pinal County. The city prosecutor filed three misdemeanor counts, assault, criminal damage and disorderly conduct, each with a domestic violence designation. The client pleaded guilty to all three within weeks, paid the fines and finished every term before the court closed the case later in 2009. The client never picked up another charge before or after. A misdemeanor with a domestic violence designation carries one consequence most misdemeanors do not. Federal law treats a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence as a lifetime bar on possessing a firearm under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9). The bar lifts only when the conviction is set aside or expunged. For seventeen years the client, with no other record, could not lawfully own a firearm. The three convictions also surfaced on every background check. The client was retired and wanted both problems solved. Future First was hired in 2026 and started with a fingerprint-based Department of Public Safety review, which showed one arrest, three counts, three guilty dispositions and a fine on each. The firm called the court clerk and confirmed the case existed only in the court's historic system, with the last activity in September 2009 and nothing left owing. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed each factor: the misdemeanor grade of the offenses, full compliance with the sentence, no prior or later conviction, seventeen years of law-abiding conduct and the client's age. The application asked in writing for a Certificate of Second Chance and for restoration of firearm rights. The firm filed the Maricopa City Set Aside application in Maricopa Municipal Court the same day as a petition to seal the records under ARS § 13-911. The court sealed the record in July on the companion petition. The set aside took longer. Future First filed a notice of appearance in August to put counsel of record on the historic case number and submitted a proposed order in September. The judge signed it the same day. The order found the client met every statutory requirement for setting aside the conviction and for a Certificate of Second Chance. It set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the complaint and released the client from all penalties and disabilities of the convictions except those the Department of Transportation and the Game and Fish Commission impose by statute. The judge checked the box restoring the client's right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The ruling came 198 days after filing with no hearing. Read the companion sealing result here. Granted ARS § 13-910 16/03/2026 30/09/2026 198 N/A Y Y Y SAA+RFR CR2009152 M1144CR2009152 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-city-set-aside-domestic-violence-misdemeanor-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Conspiracy To Commit Transportation Of Marijuana For Sale (ARS § 13-1001, 13-1003, 13-3405), Class 3 Felony, Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony, Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony, Money Laundering First Degree And Marijuana Violation Dismissed Firearm Rights Restored Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai Firearm Rights Restored Felony Drug And Weapons Case Granted Under ARS § 13-910 In 30 Days In 2012 the Arizona Department of Public Safety arrested the client in Yavapai County, and the Yavapai County Attorney charged five felony counts. In 2013 the client pleaded guilty to three: attempted conspiracy to commit transportation of marijuana for sale, a Class 3 felony, misconduct involving weapons, a Class 4 felony, and possession of drug paraphernalia, a Class 6 felony. The court dismissed the other two counts and imposed three years of supervised probation. The client paid every court-ordered obligation within weeks. In 2014 the probation officer petitioned to end probation early for full compliance, and the court granted it halfway through the term. In 2016 the court set the convictions aside and restored the client's civil rights. That order came before Future First was involved, and it came six years before Arizona changed its set aside statute. Before 2022, a set aside did not restore the right to possess a firearm. Federal firearm law kept the prohibition in place for life unless a court entered a separate restoration order. The weapons conviction was the complication. Misconduct involving weapons is the kind of count a prosecutor can point to when opposing a firearm rights application, and restoration under ARS § 13-910 rests in the judge's discretion. The client had lived more than a decade without a new arrest and wanted the right back. Future First checked the exclusions first. ARS § 13-910 bars restoration outright after a dangerous offense under ARS § 13-704 and imposes a ten-year wait after a serious offense under ARS § 13-706. Neither reached this case. Misconduct involving weapons is not on the serious offense list, and the client received probation, which a dangerous offense would not allow. No waiting period applied. The firm then built the application around the record: the 2013 plea, the clerk's recital that every monetary obligation was paid in full within weeks of judgment, the 2014 early termination of probation on the probation officer's own petition, the 2016 set aside and civil rights orders, and statewide and out-of-state case searches showing no conviction since. A letter to the court set out the reasons for restoration and argued the facts rather than an entitlement, because the statute leaves the decision to the judge. Future First filed the Yavapai Firearm Rights Restored Felony application in Yavapai County Superior Court on the same day as a petition to seal the case under ARS § 13-911. The court forwarded the application to the Yavapai County Attorney, who reviewed it and filed a written response with no objection. The judge signed the order 30 days after filing, restoring the client's right to possess or carry a gun or firearm. The sealing order followed the same day. The client now holds a restored firearm right and a sealed record on the case that took both away. Granted ARS § 13-910 28/08/2026 27/09/2026 30 N/A Y N N P-1300-CR201201276 https://azrecordremoval.com/yavapai-firearm-rights-restored-marijuana-weapons-felony-2026/ 2026 Felony Child Or Vulnerable Adult Abuse (ARS § 13-3623(B)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony, Domestic Violence Designation Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Domestic Violence Felony Granted With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored 31 Days After Filing Under ARS § 13-905 In 2018 a Maricopa County grand jury indicted the client on one count of a Class 3 felony under ARS § 13-3623 with a domestic violence designation. In 2019 the client pleaded guilty to an amended Class 6 undesignated felony, non-dangerous, and the court imposed ten years of supervised probation. The client completed every condition, including the domestic violence treatment program and the parenting class, and in 2021 the sentencing judge granted the client's own motion to end probation after less than two years. A felony conviction in Arizona strips the right to vote, to serve on a jury, to hold public office and to possess a firearm, and it stays on every background report. Prior counsel applied in 2021 to restore civil and firearm rights and to designate the offense a misdemeanor. The court denied both in 2022, and a second misdemeanor application failed in 2023. Five years after discharge the client still carried a felony that limited housing and advancement at work, with no set aside ever filed. Future First was hired in 2026 for the record removal. Other counsel handled the 2019 case and the earlier applications. The firm filed the Maricopa Set Aside Domestic Violence application under ARS § 13-905 in Maricopa County Superior Court on the same day as an application to designate the felony a misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604 and a petition to seal under ARS § 13-911, and asked the court to rule on the misdemeanor designation first. The set aside application requested a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K)(1) and restoration of the right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-905(O). A Legal Factors letter addressed all seven factors in ARS § 13-905(C). It confirmed the offense was non-dangerous, carried no registration requirement and had no finding of sexual motivation. It documented full compliance with probation, the early termination by the judge who took the plea, no prior or later arrests, a zero balance with the Clerk, no victim restitution claim at any stage, and more than eight years since the offense. It also corrected the record: no set aside had ever been filed or ruled on, so the 2021 rights application did not bar this one. The Maricopa County Attorney filed a response taking no position. The judge ruled on the papers 31 days after filing. The order finds the client met every statutory requirement for the set aside and for the Certificate of Second Chance, sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment, releases the client from the penalties and disabilities of the conviction, and restores the right to possess a firearm. The Certificate of Second Chance clears occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and landlords the protections in ARS § 12-558.03. The sealing order came the same day and the misdemeanor designation followed three days later. Granted ARS § 13-910 14/08/2026 14/09/2026 31 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2018-005649-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-domestic-violence-felony-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI Third Offense Within Seven Years (ARS § 28-1383(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Felony DUI Third Offense Granted With Certificate of Second Chance Nine Years After Sentencing The State charged the client in 2015 with four counts of aggravated DUI after a traffic stop while the client was on probation in an older felony case. Prior counsel handled the defense. After nearly two years of pretrial proceedings, the client pled guilty in 2017 to one count of aggravated DUI, third offense within seven years, a Class 4 felony. The court sentenced the client to two and a half years in the Department of Corrections. The client earned absolute discharge in 2019. A felony DUI with a prison term is the kind of conviction courts scrutinize under ARS § 13-905(C). Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024. The State objected, citing the client's DUI history and a recent probation discharge in a separate case. The court heard the application in 2025 with two related requests and denied it, finding the nature of the offense and the short time since the client's most recent sentence ended weighed against relief. Future First waited a full year after the denial, then refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Felony DUI application in 2026. The legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C) addressed the denial directly: the conviction was approaching a decade old, the prison sentence had been fully served for seven years, the client had no new charges since the last discharge, and the client had renewed a state professional license. The application attached the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge and letters of support. The court ruled on the papers 18 days after filing. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the complaint, and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation imposes. This was the last of three set asides Future First won for the client within one week in 2026, after all three had been denied together in 2025. Granted ARS § 13-910 08/07/2026 26/07/2026 18 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-119184-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-felony-dui-third-offense-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(8)(a)), Class 5 Felony And Extreme DUI (ARS § 28-1382(A)(2)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault Felony and Extreme DUI Granted With Certificate of Second Chance After a 2025 Denial The State charged the client in 2022 with two counts of felony aggravated DUI and one count of felony aggravated assault from a single 2021 arrest. The client was on felony probation in an older case at the time, which put a prison sentence on the table. Future First negotiated a plea in 2022 which reduced the DUI count to a Class 1 misdemeanor extreme DUI and dismissed the second DUI count and the prior felony allegations. The aggravated assault count stayed a Class 5 felony. The court imposed a short jail term and three years of supervised probation. Even a well negotiated felony conviction carries the full weight of a felony on a background check. It suspends civil rights, bars firearm possession, and follows a licensed professional into every renewal cycle. Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024, months after probation ended. The State objected, pointing to the recent discharge and the client's prior DUI convictions. The court heard the matter in 2025 and denied it, finding too little time had passed since the sentence was completed. Future First was counsel of record at every stage. After the 2022 plea and sentencing, the firm moved in 2024 to terminate probation early. The State objected. The court ordered a probation department report, the department deleted the deferred jail term for compliance, and then recommended early termination based on the client's positive change while on probation. The court granted the motion and discharged probation more than a year ahead of schedule. After the 2025 denial, Future First waited a year and refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault application in 2026 with a legal factors letter under ARS § 13-905(C). The letter tracked the court's own reason for denial: more time had passed, the client had no new charges, the early termination order showed the probation department's confidence, and the client had renewed a state professional license and regained full driving privileges. The application attached the early termination order and letters of support. The court granted the application on the papers 16 days after filing. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The order releases the client from all penalties and disabilities of the conviction except those the Department of Transportation imposes. Granted ARS § 13-910 08/07/2026 24/07/2026 16 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2022-030157-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-aggravated-assault-extreme-dui-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI With Suspended License (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony And Unlawful Flight From Law Enforcement Vehicle (ARS § 28-622.01), Class 5 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated DUI and Unlawful Flight Felonies Granted With Certificate of Second Chance After a 2025 Denial The client pled guilty in 2013 to two felonies from a single 2012 traffic stop: aggravated DUI on a suspended license and unlawful flight from a law enforcement vehicle. Prior counsel handled the plea. The sentence was a short prison term followed by probation, and the probation ran far longer than planned. Several violations and reinstatements stretched a two year term across a decade, and the discharge order did not enter until 2024. Two felony convictions on a background report cost the client civil rights, firearm rights, and standing with a state licensing board. Future First filed the first set aside application in 2024. The State opposed it, citing the probation history and other convictions. The court heard the application in 2025 together with two other set aside requests for the same client and denied all three, finding the nature of the offenses and the short time since sentence completion weighed against relief. A denial is not a bar to refiling, but a second application has to show the court something the first did not. Future First knew this case before the set aside work began. The firm represented the client on the final probation matter in 2021 and 2022, so the compliance record was already in hand. After the 2025 denial, Future First waited a full year, then refiled the Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated DUI application in 2026 with a legal factors letter built around ARS § 13-905(C). The letter answered the court's stated reason for denial head on: more than a year had passed since the hearing, the conviction was more than a decade old, and the client had no new charges since the last discharge. The refiled application attached the probation department's own discharge report, which documented full compliance and every fine and fee paid, the Department of Corrections certificate of absolute discharge, proof of a renewed state professional license, and letters of support. The State had objected the first time. This time the court ruled on the papers. It found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance, entered the order on its reconsideration form, and did not mark the serious offense exclusion, so the client's firearm rights are restored under ARS § 13-905(O). The grant came 14 days after filing. The Certificate of Second Chance releases the client from occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and gives employers and landlords the liability protections of ARS § 12-558.03. Granted ARS § 13-910 08/07/2026 22/07/2026 14 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2012-144468-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-aggravated-dui-unlawful-flight-2026/ 2025 Felony Burglary In The Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Burglary Conviction From 1996 Granted With Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 A Maricopa County grand jury indicted the client in 1996 for burglary in the second degree, a Class 3 felony, and the State alleged historical prior convictions. Trial dates reset through 1997, a bench warrant issued in 1998, and the case went dormant. In 2002 the client returned on the warrant, posted a deposit and pled guilty to the charge as filed. The court imposed probation. A 2006 probation violation petition resolved without revocation, and the court discharged the client from probation in 2007. Burglary in the second degree is a residential burglary charge and one of the higher felony classes in Arizona short of a dangerous offense. The conviction stripped the client's civil rights and firearm rights and appeared on every background check for nearly two decades after probation ended. The client's state criminal history held several old entries, and this was the most serious of them. Nothing else in the cleanup mattered if this conviction stayed in place. Future First filed the set aside application in Maricopa County Superior Court in early 2025, attached the order of discharge from probation and asked for a Certificate of Second Chance. The firm filed a sealing petition on the same case at the same time, so the court had both requests in front of it. The State filed a response taking no position and deferring to the court. The judge found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance. The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the indictment and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction. It states the applicant's right to possess a firearm is also restored. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) removes Title 32 occupational licensing barriers tied to the conviction and extends the protections of ARS § 12-558.03 to employers and housing providers. The Maricopa Set Aside Burglary order was signed 87 days after filing. The same court sealed the case later in 2025 under ARS § 13-911. The conviction is set aside, the file is sealed and the firearm right is restored by court order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/01/2025 17/04/2025 87 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-094591-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-burglary-2nd-felony-1996-case/ 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Theft Conviction From 1996 Granted With Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-905 The case began with a 1995 credit card theft report in Paradise Valley and a 1996 felony complaint in Maricopa County Superior Court charging theft of a credit card and theft, both Class 5 felonies. The State alleged historical prior convictions. The docket shows a 1997 trial, a 1998 bench warrant and years of inactivity. In 2002 the client returned on the warrant, posted a deposit and pled guilty to one count of theft as charged. The court imposed three years of probation and dismissed the credit card count. Probation ended with a discharge order in 2005. A felony theft conviction strips civil rights and the right to possess a firearm. It also sits on every fingerprint background check for employment, housing and licensing. The client had two decades of compliance behind the conviction and still had no legal path to a firearm and no certificate to show an employer or licensing board. The record needed two filings, one to restore rights and one to close the file. Future First filed the set aside application in Maricopa County Superior Court in early 2025, attached the order of discharge from probation and asked for a Certificate of Second Chance. The firm filed a sealing petition on the same case at the same time, because a set aside restores rights and a sealing closes the file, and a client with an old felony needs both. The State filed a response taking no position and deferring to the court. The judge found the client met every statutory requirement for a set aside and for a Certificate of Second Chance. The order sets aside the judgment of guilt, dismisses the information and releases the client from all penalties and disabilities resulting from the conviction. It states the applicant's right to possess a firearm is also restored. The Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(K) releases the client from occupational licensing barriers under Title 32 and extends the employer and housing protections of ARS § 12-558.03. The Maricopa Set Aside Theft order was signed 87 days after filing. The same court granted the sealing petition later in 2025 under ARS § 13-911, so the conviction is now set aside and the case file is sealed. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/01/2025 17/04/2025 87 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-091970-A https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-theft-felony-1996-case/ 2026 Felony Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County dangerous drug possession felony The client's 2016 felony conviction stripped firearm rights long after probation ended early. As part of setting aside the dangerous drug possession conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-149492-001 2026 Felony Burglary In The Second Degree (ARS § 13-1507), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County second degree burglary felony The client's 2016 felony conviction carried a prison sentence and stripped firearm rights. As part of setting aside the second degree burglary conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-140395-001 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(3)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County felony conviction from 2016 The client's 2016 felony conviction stripped firearm rights long after the sentence was complete. As part of setting aside the felony conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2015-113674-001 2026 Felony Theft Of Means Of Transportation (ARS § 13-1814), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County theft of means of transportation felony The client's 2016 felony conviction stripped firearm rights long after probation ended early. As part of setting aside the theft of means of transportation conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2014-158275-001 2026 Felony Trafficking In Stolen Property Second Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County trafficking in stolen property felony The client's 2006 felony conviction carried a prison sentence and stripped firearm rights for twenty years. As part of setting aside the trafficking in stolen property conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2006-030345-002 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County drug paraphernalia felony The client's 2004 felony conviction stripped firearm rights for more than twenty years. As part of setting aside the drug paraphernalia conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-038556-001 2026 Felony Attempted Theft (ARS § 13-1802(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County attempted theft felony The client's 2003 felony conviction stripped firearm rights for more than twenty years. As part of setting aside the attempted theft conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same signed order. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 20/05/2026 89 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2003-031496-002 2026 Misdemeanor Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Apache Junction Justice Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Apache Junction misdemeanor conviction The client's 2021 misdemeanor conviction carried federal firearm consequences that outlasted the sentence itself. The State opposed restoring the client's rights. As part of setting aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910 over the State's opposition. When the first order left the firearm finding blank, Future First secured an amended order making the restoration explicit. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/02/2026 21/04/2026 60 N/A Y N Y SAA+RFR J-1107-DV-20150060 2026 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002(A)(2)), Class 4 Felony, Four Counts Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on four set-aside Maricopa County felony forgery convictions The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County forgery conviction from 2016. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. As part of setting aside the forgery conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same order. Granted ARS § 13-910 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2014-123983-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Designated To A Class 1 Misdemeanor In 2008 Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction from 2005. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. As part of setting aside the drug paraphernalia conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same order. Granted ARS § 13-910 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2003-038645-001 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Firearm rights restored on a set-aside decades-old Maricopa County felony The client carried a decades-old Maricopa County drug paraphernalia conviction from 1997. The felony judgment stayed visible to employers, landlords, and licensing agencies long after the sentence was complete, and it stripped rights the client had earned back the hard way. As part of setting aside the drug paraphernalia conviction under ARS § 13-905, Future First secured restoration of the client's right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910. The court restored firearm rights in the same order. Granted ARS § 13-910 15/10/2025 13/01/2026 90 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1997-090923-A 2026 Felony Sale Or Transportation Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 3 Felony, Two Counts Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County felony marijuana convictions set aside with firearm rights restored and a Certificate of Second Chance The client pled guilty in 2012 to two counts of sale or transportation of marijuana under two pounds, both Class 3 felonies, in Maricopa County Superior Court. He completed probation so cleanly that his probation officer petitioned for early termination, and the court discharged him early in 2013. The felony judgment stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. For a disabled military veteran with an otherwise spotless record, the conviction stayed visible to every employer, landlord, and licensing agency more than twelve years after the court closed the case. Future First filed an application to set aside the convictions under ARS § 13-905 and requested a Certificate of Second Chance and restoration of firearm rights. The application documented complete sentence compliance, the early probation discharge, the absence of any prior or subsequent criminal history, and the client's honorable military service with continued VA treatment. The State took no position. The court found every statutory requirement met and granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the indictment, restored the right to possess a firearm under ARS § 13-910, and granted a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M). 41 days from filing to grant. Granted ARS § 13-910 12/02/2026 25/03/2026 41 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2011-008253-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-marijuana-set-aside-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony trafficking in stolen property conviction set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony, one of the most serious non-dangerous felony classes in Arizona law. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charging document, and restored the right to possess a firearm. The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-910 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-0288 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-trafficking-stolen-property-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs (ARS § 13-3408(A)(7)), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony narcotic drugs conviction set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up this case as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved it by plea in 2004, convicted of Attempted Sale of Narcotic Drugs, a Class 3 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony drug record still surfaced on every background check, closed licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the conviction under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgment of guilt, dismissed the charging document, and restored the right to possess a firearm. The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-910 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR99-000212 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-narcotic-drugs-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Burglary in the Third Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Coconino County Superior Court Coconino County felony burglary and trafficking convictions set aside with firearm rights restored The client picked up three Coconino County felony cases as a teenager in the late 1990s and resolved them by plea in 2004. In this case he was convicted of Burglary in the Third Degree, a Class 4 felony, and Trafficking in Stolen Property First Degree, a Class 2 felony. He completed his jail term, finished probation, and paid every fine, then spent more than twenty years building a clean life. The felony record still showed on every background check, blocked licensing paths, and stripped his civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Future First filed an application to set aside the convictions under ARS § 13-905 with firearm rights restoration under ARS § 13-910. The State opposed in writing. Future First filed a reply documenting complete sentence compliance and decades without new charges. The court granted the application, set aside the judgments of guilt, dismissed the charging documents, restored the right to possess a firearm, and issued a Certificate of Second Chance under ARS § 13-905(M). The same effort cleared two related cases from the same era. Granted ARS § 13-910 21/02/2025 17/06/2026 481 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR99-000020 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-burglary-trafficking-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Attempted Sale Of Marijuana Under Two Pounds (ARS § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Coconino County Superior Court Coconino Set Aside on a Felony Marijuana Conviction With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a Class 4 felony marijuana conviction from 2010 that still surfaced on every background check, blocked professional licensing, and stripped the right to possess a firearm, despite a clean record in the years since. Future First filed the set aside under ARS § 13-905 in Coconino County Superior Court, paired with a firearm-rights request under ARS § 13-910 and a Certificate of Second Chance. The court set aside the judgment, dismissed the charge, restored civil and firearm rights, and issued the Certificate of Second Chance, 217 days after filing. Granted ARS § 13-910 12/11/2025 17/06/2026 217 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2010-00612 https://azrecordremoval.com/coconino-set-aside-felony-marijuana-firearm-rights-2026/ 2026 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Firearm Rights Restored on Class 6 Felony Aggravated Assault Under ARS 13-910 A 2000 Class 6 felony aggravated assault conviction had stripped firearm rights for more than two decades; a 2013 application to restore them was denied. Future First paired the ARS § 13-905 set aside with an ARS § 13-910 firearm-rights request and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights on the same order. Granted ARS § 13-910 24/02/2026 14/04/2026 49 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2000-095925-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5016 2026 Felony Attempted Possession Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 5 Felony; Driving Under The Influence (ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Firearm Rights Restored on Class 5 Felony Drug Possession Under ARS 13-910 A 2004 Class 5 felony attempted drug possession conviction had stripped firearm rights; a 2013 application was denied. Future First paired the ARS § 13-905 set aside with an ARS § 13-910 firearm-rights request and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights on the same order. Granted ARS § 13-910 24/02/2026 14/04/2026 49 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2004-037759-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5018 2026 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 5 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Firearm Rights Restored On 1996 Class 5 Felony Attempt Misconduct Involving Weapons Under ARS § 13-910 The client had been federally and state barred from possessing a firearm since a 1996 Class 5 Felony Attempt to Commit Misconduct Involving Weapons conviction in Maricopa County Superior Court, despite decades of clean conduct after sentence completion. Future First paired the firearm rights restoration request under ARS § 13-910 with the Application to Set Aside Judgment under ARS § 13-905, and the court restored the right to possess a firearm in the same 2026 order that vacated the judgment. Granted ARS § 13-910 19/09/2025 05/01/2026 108 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR1996-092805-A https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5039 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess Marijuana for Sale (ARS § 13-3405), Class 4 Felony; Misconduct Involving Weapons (ARS § 13-3102), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted On Two 2009 Class 4 Felonies With Certificate Of Second Chance And Firearm Rights Restored The client carried two 2009 Class 4 felony convictions, a marijuana offense and misconduct involving weapons, that stripped civil and firearm rights and followed the client on every background check. Future First filed under ARS § 13-905 and the Maricopa County Superior Court set aside both judgments, granted a Certificate of Second Chance, and restored firearm rights under ARS § 13-910 in 2026. Firearm Rights Restored ARS § 13-910 04/12/2025 18/03/2026 104 Y Y N Y SAA+RFR CR2009-129928-003 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-set-aside-felony-marijuana-weapons-firearm-rights-restored-2026/ 2025 Felony Unlawful Use Of Means Of Transportation (ARS § 13-1803), Class 5 Felony; Minor In Possession Or Consumption Of Alcohol (ARS § 4-244), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Yavapai County Superior Court Yavapai Firearm Rights Restored On A Class 5 Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-910 In 22 Days The client carried a 2025 Class 5 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Yavapai County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 05/02/2025 27/02/2025 22 N/A N/A N/A N/A P-1300-CR-12652 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4477 2025 Felony Unlawful Imprisonment (ARS § 13-1303), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Pima County Superior Court Pima Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-910 On A Class 6 Felony Unlawful Imprisonment Case The client carried a 2010 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Pima County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 26/12/2024 08/07/2025 194 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR-20104148-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4494 2022 Misdemeanor Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony; Trafficking In Stolen Property First Degree (ARS § 13-2307), Class 2 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Pinal County Superior Court Pinal Firearm Rights Restored Under ARS § 13-910 On A Multi-Count Felony Theft And Trafficking Case The client carried 2013 felony convictions that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Pinal County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2022 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 20/10/2021 05/10/2022 350 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR-201300621 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4552 2026 Felony Aggravated DUI-Third DUI (ARS § 28-1383A2), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Third Offense Case The client carried a 2007 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 10/07/2025 24/09/2025 76 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2007-151536-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4571 2026 Felony Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI (ARS § 28-1383A1), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Case The client carried a 2009 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 10/07/2025 24/09/2025 76 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2009-133426-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4572 2026 Felony Agg DUI-Wrong Way Driving (ARS § 28-1383A5), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Wrong Way Driving Case The client carried a 2019 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2026 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 18/10/2024 20/03/2026 518 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-141373-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4531 2026 Felony Dangerous Drug-Poss/Use (ARS § 13-3407A1), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Dangerous Drug Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2015 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 25/06/2025 01/10/2025 98 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2015-126058-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4460 2026 Felony Taking The Identity Of Another (ARS § 13-2008), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Identity Theft Case The client carried a 2010 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 10/09/2025 18/12/2025 99 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2010-161949-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4479 2025 Felony Resist Arrest-Physical Force (ARS § 13-2508A1), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Resist Arrest Case The client carried a 2014 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 06/08/2023 15/08/2025 190 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2014-152453-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4533 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Drug Paraphernalia Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2008 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 19/12/2024 12/03/2025 83 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2008-171631-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4461 2025 Felony Agg Aslt DV-Impede Breathing (ARS § 13-1204B), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Aggravated Assault Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2018 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 19/12/2024 01/04/2025 103 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2018-156261-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4462 2025 Felony Forgery X2 (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On Decades-Old Class 4 Felony Forgery Convictions The client carried a 1997 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 18/12/2024 20/03/2025 92 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1997-013801 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4480 2025 Felony Attempt To Commit - Aggravated Robbery (ARS § 13-1903A), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Attempt Aggravated Robbery Case The client carried a 2016 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 18/12/2024 28/03/2025 100 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2016-113216-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4481 2025 Felony Assault-Intent/Reckless/Injure (ARS § 13-1203A1), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Assault Case The client carried a 2017 Class 1 Misdemeanor conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 18/12/2024 02/04/2025 105 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2017-109016-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4534 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug-Possess For Sale (ARS § 13-3408A2), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Narcotic Drug Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Decades-Old Conviction The client carried a 1991 Class 2 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 14/03/2025 26/06/2025 104 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1991-009360 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4463 2025 Felony Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct Case The client carried a 2018 Class 1 Misdemeanor conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 17/04/2025 12/12/2025 239 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2018-005895-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4536 2025 Felony Shoplifting With Prior Conviction (ARS § 13-1805), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Cochise Set Aside Shoplifting Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2016 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Cochise County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 28/03/2025 28/08/2025 153 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR S-0200-CR-201600798 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4464 2025 Felony Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Cochise County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Possession Of Dangerous Drugs Conviction From A 1993 Case The client carried a 1993 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 02/05/2025 03/11/2025 185 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1993-006315 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4553 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 5 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 5 Felony Theft Conviction From A 1993 Case In 24 Days The client carried a 1993 Class 5 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 10/10/2025 03/11/2025 24 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1993-009020 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4558 2025 Felony Agg DUI-Lic Susp/Rev For DUI (ARS § 28-1383A1), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI License Suspended Case The client carried a 2011 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 21/05/2025 15/08/2025 86 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2011-104435-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4537 2025 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3408), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 In 86 Days On A Class 4 Felony Narcotic Drug Violation Case The client carried a 2007 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 21/05/2025 15/08/2025 86 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2007-111212-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4539 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Mohave Set Aside Theft Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-905 With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2009 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Mohave County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 15/07/2025 29/09/2025 76 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR S-8015-CR-200900684 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4465 2025 Felony Endangerment (ARS § 13-1201), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Mohave County Superior Court Mohave Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Endangerment Case The client carried a 2025 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Mohave County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2026 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 13/11/2025 26/01/2026 74 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR14385 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4573 2025 Felony Agg DUI-Passenger Under 15c (ARS § 28-1383A3), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Mohave County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Aggravated DUI Passenger Under 15 Case The client carried a 2014 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 08/08/2025 13/10/2025 66 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2014-105026-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4541 2025 Felony Dang Drug-Transp And/Or Sell (ARS § 13-3407A7), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Transport Case The client carried a 2021 Class 2 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 08/08/2025 27/11/2025 111 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2021-006276-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4482 2025 Felony Agg Aslt-Officer (ARS § 13-1204A8A), Class 1 Misdemeanor Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 1 Misdemeanor Aggravated Assault On Officer Case The client carried a 2023 Class 1 Misdemeanor conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 01/11/2024 06/05/2025 186 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-126580-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4574 2025 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Burglary 3rd Degree Case The client carried a 2001 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 15/10/2024 17/04/2025 184 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2001-001788 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4483 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Theft Conviction From A 1992 Case The client carried a 1992 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 19/02/2025 27/08/2025 189 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1992-002034 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4554 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Theft Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2019 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 26/10/2021 13/03/2025 1,234 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-139851-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4588 2025 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 4 Felony Forgery Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2002 Class 4 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 27/12/2024 25/09/2025 272 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2002-008662 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4586 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation From A 2010 Case The client carried a 2010 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 27/12/2024 08/10/2025 285 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2010-148625-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4555 2025 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Violation (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Drug Paraphernalia Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried a 2013 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 27/12/2024 08/10/2025 285 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2013-416218-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4587 2025 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Decades-Old Class 6 Felony Theft Case The client carried a 1992 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 28/04/2025 27/10/2025 182 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR1992-092833 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4575 2025 Felony Attempt To Commit - Unlaw Means Transp-Control (ARS § 13-1803A1), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 6 Felony Attempt To Commit Unlawful Means Of Transportation Conviction The client carried a 2023 Class 6 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2025 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 25/05/2025 07/07/2025 43 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-148760-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4556 2024 Felony Dangerous Drug Violation (ARS § 13-3407), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 2 Felony Dangerous Drug Case The client carried a 2011 Class 2 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2024 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 11/01/2024 15/08/2024 217 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2011-131087-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4484 2024 Felony Theft (ARS § 13-1802), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Class 3 Felony Theft Conviction In 21 Days The client carried a 2023 Class 3 Felony conviction that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2024 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 23/09/2024 14/10/2024 21 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2023-002326-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4557 2023 Felony Attempt To Commit Criminal Damage-Deface (ARS § 13-1602(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 03/04/2022 16/06/2023 183 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2021-000858-001 2023 Felony Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204(A)(2)), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 29/06/2022 10/05/2023 315 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2001-018153 2022 Felony Aggravated DUI - Liquor/Drugs (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony; Aggravated DUI - BAC .08 Or More (ARS § 28-1383(A)(1)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Dual Class 4 Felony Aggravated DUI Case The client carried 2009 felony convictions that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2022 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 14/10/2020 22/01/2022 184 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2009-126313 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4591 2025 Felony Solicitation Of Marijuana Transport And/Or Sell (ARS § 13-1002 / § 13-3405(A)(4)), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Pima County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 18/06/2025 03/12/2025 168 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR20183632 2025 Felony Agg Aslt-Deadly Wpn/Dang Inst (ARS § 13-1204A2), Class 3 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 25/06/2025 15/09/2025 82 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2020-111634-001 2024 Felony Fraudulent Schemes Or Artifices (ARS § 13-2310), Class 2 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Navajo County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 02/06/2024 17/12/2024 198 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR S-0900-CR-202200820 2022 Felony Resisting Arrest (ARS § 13-2508), Class 6 Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Class 5 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Possession Or Use Of Dangerous Drugs (ARS § 13-3407), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Set Aside Granted Under ARS § 13-905 On A Multi-Count Felony DUI, Aggravated Assault, And Drug Case With Firearm Rights Restored The client carried 2017 felony convictions that stripped firearm rights under federal and Arizona law. Future First filed under ARS § 13-910 and the Maricopa County Superior Court restored firearm rights in 2022 following the set aside under ARS § 13-905. Granted ARS § 13-910 12/07/2021 22/01/2022 194 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2017-112463-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4590 2021 Felony Burglary In The Third Degree (ARS § 13-1506), Class 4 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 18/09/2019 30/06/2020 286 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2020-111190-001 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 27/10/2020 06/12/2021 405 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2016-030812-001 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony; Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 14/05/2021 18/08/2021 96 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2003-009109-001 2020 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415(A)), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Safford Justice Court Granted ARS § 13-910 17/04/2020 19/10/2020 185 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CM2020-000020 2020 Felony Aggravated Assault On A Healthcare Professional (ARS § 13-1204), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 23/08/2020 11/11/2020 80 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-131400-001 2020 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405(A)(1)), Class 6 Felony Firearm Rights Restored Maricopa County Superior Court Granted ARS § 13-910 30/05/2019 11/11/2020 531 Y Y N/A Y SAA+RFR CR2019-106384-001 Designate To Misdemeanor
Year Type of Original Case Original Charges Our Result Application Court Headline BlogIssue BlogOutcome GReview Outcome Type Statute Filed Under Application Filed Granted Date Days to Grant Civil Rights Restored Gun Rights Restored Sealed Set Aside Cross-Tab Tag Underlying Case Number Application Case Number Blog Published Date Blog URL 2026 Felony Child Or Vulnerable Adult Abuse (ARS § 13-3623(B)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony, Domestic Violence Designation Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Designate Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Felony Granted Under ARS § 13-604 After Two Prior Denials, 34 Days After Filing In 2019 the client pleaded guilty in Maricopa County Superior Court to a Class 6 undesignated felony with a domestic violence designation under ARS § 13-3623. The presentence report recommended leaving the offense undesignated so the client could earn a misdemeanor by completing probation, and both the plea agreement and the sentencing order said the same thing. The client completed every condition of a ten-year supervised probation term, and in 2021 the sentencing judge ended probation early after less than two years. The felony did not follow the plan. Prior counsel applied to designate the offense a misdemeanor in 2021, and the court denied it in 2022 after the State objected that the treatment certificates were not in the file. A second application in 2022 supplied the certificates, and the court denied it in 2023 for the reasons in the State's response, which asked that the client prove more than one year of law-abiding conduct after early termination. An undesignated Class 6 felony is a felony for every purpose until a court says otherwise, and it kept limiting the client's housing and work. Future First was hired in 2026 for the record removal. Other counsel handled the 2019 case and the earlier applications. The firm filed the Maricopa Designate Misdemeanor Domestic Violence application under ARS § 13-604 in Maricopa County Superior Court, together with a set aside application and a sealing petition, and asked the court to rule on the designation first because it changed the analysis for the other two. The support letter built the case from the court's own record. Three parts of the sentencing record contemplated the relief: the presentence recommendation, the plea paragraph and the probation condition that tied designation to successful completion. The early termination order was presented as what it was, a finding by the judge who took the plea that supervision was no longer needed. The letter then closed both prior objections. The treatment and parenting certificates had been on file since 2022, and the State's one-year condition had been met nearly five times over with no arrest, charge or conviction since discharge. The balance with the Clerk was zero, and this was the client's only conviction. The Maricopa County Attorney filed a response taking no position. The court ruled on the papers 34 days after filing, found good cause and designated the Class 6 undesignated felony a Class 1 misdemeanor. The designation moved the sealing wait under ARS § 13-911(E) from five years to three, and the set aside and sealing orders came the same week. Granted ARS § 13-604 14/08/2026 2026-09-17 34 N/A N/A N N CR2018-005649-002 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-designate-misdemeanor-domestic-violence-felony-2026/ 2026 Felony Disorderly Conduct (ARS § 13-2904(A)(6)), Class 6 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Undesignated felony disorderly conduct designated to a misdemeanor after early probation discharge The client was convicted of a felony disorderly conduct charge in Maricopa County in 2024 and placed on supervised probation for three years. A felony on record blocks a lot of doors. It shows up on every background check, it limits job prospects, and it carries the weight of a felony label even after the person has moved on. The client did the work on probation and wanted the felony off his record as fast as the law allowed. Future First moved to end the case on the client's terms. The court discharged him from probation early, well ahead of the three-year term. In the same order, Future First secured a designation of the undesignated Class 6 felony down to a Class 1 misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604. The felony is gone. The client now carries a misdemeanor instead of a felony conviction, which changes how the record reads to every employer and licensing board that looks. Granted ARS § 13-604 13/07/2026 2026-07-13 0 N/A N/A N N TPE+DTM CR2024-113925-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/maricopa-designate-misdemeanor-disorderly-conduct-2026/ 2026 Felony Solicitation to Possess or Transport a Prohibited Weapon (ARS § 13-1002, 13-3102(A)(3)), Class 6 Undesignated Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Pima County Superior Court Pima County Class 6 Undesignated Felony Designated to a Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-604 on a Prohibited Weapon Case The client carried a Class 6 undesignated felony out of Pima County from a 2010 case. The court left the offense undesignated, so it sat on the record as a felony until designated down to a misdemeanor. An undesignated felony reads as a felony on every background check, can carry a firearm bar, and limits the client on jobs, housing, and professional licensing. The client completed probation in 2011 and paid every fee, but more than a decade later the felony classification was still doing damage. Future First filed the Application to Designate a Class 6 Undesignated Felony as a Misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604 in Pima County Superior Court. The firm documented the probation discharge, confirmed all fines and fees were paid, and laid out the clean record the client built since the original case. The State did not object. The court reviewed the file and the financial and criminal history reports and granted the application 65 days after filing. The court designated the offense a misdemeanor and confirmed that, with the misdemeanor designation, the client's civil rights, including firearm rights, are not suspended on this case. The felony classification came off the record. Granted ARS § 13-604 08/04/2026 2026-06-12 65 Y Y N N CR20093713-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5261 2026 Felony Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (ARS § 13-3415), Class 6 Undesignated Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Class 6 Undesignated Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-604 On A Drug Paraphernalia Case The client carried a Class 6 Undesignated Felony Possession of Drug Paraphernalia conviction out of Maricopa County Superior Court from a 2013 case. The undesignated felony status read as a felony on every background check, attached the federal firearm prohibition under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1), and limited the client on employment, housing, and licensing for over a decade. Designation to misdemeanor was available only after probation completion and a separate application to the court. Future First filed the Application to Designate to Misdemeanor under ARS § 13-604 in Maricopa County Superior Court, documenting the 2014 probation discharge, satisfaction of the restitution order, and the rehabilitation record built since the original sentencing. The court reviewed the statutory factors, the State did not oppose, and the judge granted the application 52 days after filing, designating the drug paraphernalia count a misdemeanor and lifting the felony classification from the record. Granted ARS § 13-604 19/01/2026 2026-03-12 52 Y Y N N CR2012-137944-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=5025 2023 Felony Criminal Damage (ARS § 13-1602), Class 6 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Class 6 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-604 On A Criminal Damage Case The client carried a 2021 Class 6 Felony conviction that, once designated to a misdemeanor, would carry a lighter long-term record. Future First filed under ARS § 13-604 and the Maricopa County Superior Court designated the Class 6 Felony to a Class 1 Misdemeanor in 2023. Granted ARS § 13-604 03/04/2023 2023-06-16 183 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2021-000858-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4493 2022 Felony Forgery (ARS § 13-2002), Class 6 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Granted Under ARS § 13-604 On A Class 6 Felony Forgery Case The client carried a 2009 Class 6 Felony conviction that, once designated to a misdemeanor, would carry a lighter long-term record. Future First filed under ARS § 13-604 and the Maricopa County Superior Court designated the Class 6 Felony to a Class 1 Misdemeanor in 2022. Granted ARS § 13-604 03/10/2022 2022-11-07 35 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2009-172865-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4551 2021 Felony Shoplifting With Artifice Or Device (ARS § 13-1805), Class 4 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Granted Under ARS § 13-604 On A Shoplifting Case The client carried a 2018 Class 4 Felony conviction that, once designated to a misdemeanor, would carry a lighter long-term record. Future First filed under ARS § 13-604 and the Maricopa County Superior Court designated the Class 4 Felony to a Class 1 Misdemeanor in 2020. Granted ARS § 13-604 22/04/2020 2020-10-30 192 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2018-149171-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4475 2021 Felony Possession Or Use Of Marijuana (ARS § 13-3405), Class 6 Felony Designated To Misdemeanor Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa Class 6 Felony Marijuana Possession Designated To Misdemeanor Under ARS § 13-604 The client carried a 2003 Class 6 Felony conviction that, once designated to a misdemeanor, would carry a lighter long-term record. Future First filed under ARS § 13-604 and the Maricopa County Superior Court designated the Class 6 Felony to a Class 1 Misdemeanor in 2021. Granted ARS § 13-604 14/05/2021 2021-08-18 96 N/A N/A N/A N/A CR2003-009109-001 https://azrecordremoval.com/?p=4570
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