How Much Does It Cost to Clear Your Record in Arizona?

Clearing your Arizona record is a flat $1,700 per case. That is the full price when you hire us, with everything included. Most firms will not put a number on their website. We will, because you deserve to know before you call. See the full breakdown, multi-case discounts, and everything included on our Arizona record removal pricing page.

How much does it cost to clear your record in Arizona?

$1,700 per case. One flat fee, all-in. There are no surprises added later:

• No court fees.
• No prosecutor fees.
• No filing fees.
• No extra charge if your case needs a hearing.
• No extra charge if your case is outside the Phoenix area. We handle those virtually.

That $1,700 covers every type of relief your case qualifies for that we can file at the same time. If your case needs a set-aside, a designation to misdemeanor, and sealing, and you qualify for all of them now, that is one $1,700, not three. We file them together because they go to the same judge and the same court dates, and that efficiency is built into the price.

What if I have more than one case?

Most people who need record relief have more than one case, and there is no single application that clears an entire record. Each case is its own filing. So every case after the first is $500 off:

• 1 case: $1,700
• 2 cases: $1,700 plus $1,200 = $2,900
• 3 cases: $1,700 plus $1,200 plus $1,200 = $4,100

Every case after the first is $1,200. We can discount additional cases because once we know your background, the work carries over. It is far more efficient for us to handle several cases for one person than to start fresh with many.

Is there a discount for hiring quickly?

Yes. Hire within 24 hours of your consultation and take $200 off your total. To hire, you sign the fee agreement and either pay in full, finance it, or start a payment plan.

What is included, and what counts as separate?

The $1,700 covers everything you are eligible for on that case that we can file together. Two situations are handled differently, and we are upfront about both:

• If you are still on probation, the first step is usually ending probation early. That is its own $1,700, because until you are off probation you are not yet eligible for a set-aside or sealing. Once probation ends, the next step is a separate matter.
• If a waiting period means you become eligible for more relief years down the road, that later relief is a separate filing on a separate date, often a different judge and prosecutor. That is a separate $1,700. Whenever we can file everything together, we do, and it is all one fee.

Can one application clear my whole record?

No, and this is the most common misunderstanding we hear. There is no single application that removes an entire criminal record unless you have only one case. Each case needs its own application. Anyone who tells you one filing wipes a multi-case record clean is not being straight with you.

What are the ways to clear a record in Arizona?

The right tool depends on your case, and part of our job is matching you to it:

• Set-aside under A.R.S. § 13-905 releases you from the penalties of a conviction and shows the case as dismissed. See our set-aside page.
• Sealing under A.R.S. § 13-911 closes your records to public background checks. See our sealing records page.
• Marijuana expungement under A.R.S. § 36-2862 fully clears a marijuana case. See our expungement page.
• Designation to misdemeanor under A.R.S. § 13-604 turns an eligible felony into a misdemeanor. See designate to misdemeanor.
• Ending probation early under A.R.S. § 13-901(E) moves up your eligibility for the relief above. See terminate probation early.

Is clearing your record worth $1,700?

For most people, the record costs far more than the fee to clear it. A conviction or even a dismissed charge that still shows up can block the things that change your life:

• Jobs and higher pay. A clean background check opens roles, licenses, and promotions that a record quietly closes.
• Housing. Many landlords screen out applicants over old charges, even dismissed ones.
• Rights and standing. Depending on your case, clearing your record can restore rights you lost and remove a label you have carried for years.

One better job offer usually pays for the entire process. That is the return most clients care about.

Can I clear my record myself without a lawyer?

You can file on your own, but the risk is real. These applications have strict eligibility rules and specific paperwork, and a petition filed on the wrong record or missing information gets denied. A denial can cost you months or years of extra waiting before you can try again. For a flat $1,700, we confirm your eligibility, file the right relief, and handle the hearing if there is one.

How do payment plans work?

We keep payment flexible. You can pay in full, finance the cost, or set up an in-house payment plan. Whichever fits your budget, we make the price work for you.

Why people come to us

We handle Arizona record removal and nothing else. We know which relief fits which case, we tell you honestly whether you qualify before you hire us, and we put our price right here on the page. We have cleared records across Maricopa, Pima, Pinal, and the rest of the state.

The bottom line

Clearing your Arizona record is $1,700 per case, flat, with everything included, and $500 off each additional case. Hire within 24 hours of your consultation and take $200 off. Take our free eligibility check or call us, and we will tell you exactly what your case needs and what it will cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to clear your record in Arizona?

It is a flat $1,700 per case. That price is all-in, with no court fees, prosecutor fees, or filing fees, and no extra charge for a hearing or for a case outside the Phoenix area. It covers every type of relief your case qualifies for that we can file at the same time.

Is there a discount for more than one case?

Yes. Every case after the first is $500 off. One case is $1,700, two cases are $2,900, and three cases are $4,100. Each additional case is $1,200.

Does the $1,700 include court and filing fees?

Yes. The $1,700 is the full, all-in price. There are no separate court fees, prosecutor fees, or filing fees, and no surcharge if your case needs a hearing.

Can a single application clear my entire record?

No. Unless you have only one case, there is no single application that clears an entire record. Each case is its own filing, which is why pricing is per case.