arizona record clearance made easy
Clear your record in Arizona, easily and affordably.
Take 3 minutes to check your record to see if you qualify.
our process
Step 1: Check Your Record
Use our easy online tool to check what is on your record and what can be cleared.
Step 2: Legal Review
For $25, Rasa’s licensed legal team will confirm your eligibility options and guide you on the best path forward.
Step 3: Legal Services
Rasa serves as your lawyer throughout the clearance process, keeping you informed every step of the way.
Step 4: Fresh Start
With your record gone, move forward without barriers and focus on building a brighter future.
testimonials
Rasa has definitely been a game changer for me, I have a not-so-pretty past Rasa has made it a lot easier for me to finally hold my head up. The help I got from them is priceless! Not to mention the absolute best human beings there! Not once did I feel any judgment, nothing but pure love! Thank you Rasa for being a part of helping me clean up my past!
MC
BEST. DAY. EVER. Thank you so very much for all of your help in getting both of these charges expunged from my record! I passed my background check with my new potential employer and received a generous offer letter which increases my current salary by 17%!! I am so excited! I hope you and Hollee realize how much you help people and the impact you have on their lives! I can’t thank you enough!! 🙂
JT
Huge THANK YOU to Rasa for helping me take care of my 2nd expungement. When I received my certificates I planned on completing this myself but between working two jobs and being a full time parent for my toddler, time flew by. Before I knew it my certificates were going to expire. I called Noella Ciara and Amy and they jumped on this and got it completed for me. They made this simple for me and handled all the work.
THANK YOU GUYS SOOOO MUCH!!! If you need help with your expungement, contact Rasa. They are incredible.DG
I reached out to Rasa Legal to learn about options for expunging a few records I had from college. Rasa was able to clearly present me all of my options, in a zero pressure way. With Utah’s new Clean Slate program I had the option of waiting for auto clearance or going through the petition-based process. I chose the latter, and chose to have Rasa represent me and could not have had a better experience. Rasa was very communicative through the whole process and was a very cost-effective option compared to other firms in the state. I would not hesitate to recommend Rasa to anyone that is looking for expungement services in the state of Utah.
KT
*prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome
our services
Record Sealing
Removes record from public view and helps you pass a background check. Gives you the right to answer “no” when asked if you have a record.
Traditional Attorney: $1500 per case
Rasa $500 per case
Full legal representation and all filing fees included. Rasa will take care of everything for you.
Set-Aside
Changes the outcome of a case from a conviction to a “set-aside,” improving how your record shows up.
Traditional Attorney: $1500 per case
Rasa $500 per case
Full legal representation and all filing fees included. Rasa will take care of everything for you.
Rights Restoration
Restores civil rights lost with multiple felony convictions including your right to vote. May help with firearm rights.
Traditional Attorney: $1500 per case
Rasa $500 per case
Full legal representation and all filing fees included. Rasa will take care of everything for you.
Marijuana Expungement
Removes a record from public view and criminal history. Only available for marijuana possession cases.
Traditional Attorney: $1500 per case
Rasa $500 per case
Full legal representation and all filing fees included. Rasa will take care of everything for you.
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In less than 3 minutes you could know if your records are eligible to be cleared.
Use our simple eligibility checking tool today!
learn more
We know the legal process can be intimidating. Click below to find more information about the different kinds of record clearance in Arizona:
- Arizona Record Sealing Process
- Arizona Set Aside Process
- Arizona Marijuana Expungement Process
- Arizona Rights Restoration Process
- Arizona Certificate of Second Chance
If you have questions about the expungement process, questions about your case, or would like more information please email us at [email protected].
got questions?
Can you get a criminal record expunged in Arizona?
Arizona does not offer expungement for most cases. Arizona offers record sealing and set-asides for most criminal records. Expungement in Arizona is only for certain marijuana cases. Each option works in a different way. Rasa's free 3-minute tool can show what is on your Arizona record and which options you may qualify for.
What does it mean to seal a record in Arizona?
Sealing an Arizona record removes it from public view. Most landlords and employers who run a public background check should not see a sealed case. In most cases, you can also answer "no" when asked about a sealed arrest or conviction. Some agencies, like law enforcement, can still see sealed records in Arizona.
How long do you have to wait to seal a record in Arizona?
The Arizona waiting period depends on the most serious offense. The clock starts after you finish your sentence, including probation and payments. Arizona waiting periods are 10 years for a class 2 or 3 felony, 5 years for a class 4, 5, or 6 felony, 3 years for a class 1 misdemeanor, and 2 years for a class 2 or 3 misdemeanor.
Can you seal an Arizona arrest or dismissed case?
Yes. Arizona lets people ask a court to seal arrests and charges that did not end in a conviction. This includes dismissed cases and not guilty verdicts. These cases often have no waiting period in Arizona. A judge still makes the final decision.
What is a set-aside in Arizona?
A set-aside is an Arizona court order that changes how a conviction shows up. The case stays on your record, but it now shows the conviction was "set aside." The court also releases most penalties tied to it. Many employers in Arizona see a set-aside as a sign that a person completed their sentence and moved forward.
What is the difference between sealing and a set-aside in Arizona?
In Arizona, sealing hides a record from public view. A set-aside keeps the record public but marks the conviction as set aside. The two options have different rules and waiting periods. Some people in Arizona may qualify for one, both, or neither. Rasa's licensed legal team can explain which options apply to a record.
Who qualifies for marijuana expungement in Arizona?
Arizona marijuana expungement is only for certain marijuana cases. This includes possessing up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana (with no more than 12.5 grams of concentrate), growing up to six plants at home, and related paraphernalia. An expunged Arizona marijuana case is removed from public view and your criminal history.
Will a sealed record show up on a background check in Arizona?
A sealed Arizona record should not show up on most public background checks. Some government agencies and law enforcement can still see it. Private data companies may also have older copies of court records. Results depend on the type of check. A court decides whether to seal a record in Arizona.
Do you have to tell an employer about a sealed record in Arizona?
In most cases, no. Arizona law lets people answer as if a sealed arrest or conviction did not happen. There are exceptions. These include some government jobs, professional licenses, and jobs that need certain background checks. Rasa's legal team can explain the exceptions that may apply.
How do you restore your right to vote in Arizona?
In Arizona, people with one felony conviction get their right to vote back once they finish their sentence and pay any restitution. People with two or more felony convictions must ask a court to restore their rights. Rasa can help people in Arizona with the rights restoration process.
What does Rasa’s eligibility screening tool do?
The eligibility screening tool is a quick way to get a complete picture of most Utah, Pennsylvania, and Arizona criminal records that might be out there. It provides you with a comprehensive report showing your cases and what your record clearance options are. We believe in providing you with all the available information we can.
Can you get your gun rights back in Arizona?
Some people in Arizona can ask a court to restore their firearm rights. The rules depend on the offense. Some serious and dangerous offenses have longer waiting periods or cannot be restored. Federal law can also limit gun rights. Arizona rights restoration may help depending on your situation.
What is a Certificate of Second Chance in Arizona?
A Certificate of Second Chance is an Arizona court document. It can help with jobs and professional licenses. It also gives Arizona employers some legal protection when they hire someone with a record. In Arizona, people whose records are sealed may also receive a Certificate of Second Chance.
Can you seal your record in Arizona if you still owe fines?
In Arizona, you generally need to finish your sentence before you can seal a record. That often includes paying fines, fees, and restitution. Rules can vary by court, including in Maricopa County. Rasa's licensed legal team can review your Arizona case and explain what still needs to be done.
How much does it cost to seal a record in Arizona?
Rasa charges $500 per case in Arizona for record sealing, set-asides, marijuana expungement, and rights restoration. That price includes full legal help and filing fees. A traditional attorney in Arizona often charges about $1,500 per case. Checking your record with Rasa's tool is free.
How long does it take to seal a record in Arizona?
Arizona sealing usually takes a few months. Timing depends on the court and how busy it is. Some Arizona courts move faster than others. Rasa cannot promise a timeline, but Rasa keeps you updated through an online case tracker.
Do you need a lawyer to seal a record in Arizona?
No. People in Arizona can file on their own. The forms and rules can be confusing, and mistakes can slow things down. Rasa's licensed legal team can prepare and file the paperwork for you and manage your Arizona case.
How do you find out if you qualify for record clearance in Arizona?
You can use Rasa's free online tool. It takes about 3 minutes and shows what is on your Arizona record and what may be eligible. For $25, Rasa's licensed legal team can review the results and explain your Arizona options. Using the tool does not mean you have to hire Rasa.
Do I have to hire Rasa if I use the eligibility screening tool?
No. If you have cases that are eligible for some type of record clearance, you will have the option to hire Rasa as your lawyer to help you clear your records. We provide low-cost, simple, and transparent pricing. However, there is no obligation to hire Rasa, and you can also take your results elsewhere and do whatever you like with them. We believe in putting you in control of your records.
What does it cost to have Rasa represent me?
Unlike traditional law firms that typically charge somewhere between $1,500 to $3,000 per record, Rasa offers low-cost, clear pricing for all of our services. We are able to make legal services much more affordable because our sophisticated software streamlines many of the manual steps associated with the record clearance process.
What is a legal review?
A: In some cases, the records we receive from the courts might be missing some key information to confirm your eligibility fully, such as probation end dates, close dates, legal financial obligations or sentencing information. In a legal review, one of our specialists will thoroughly research your records and fill in any missing information. Once all the information has been verified, our lawyer will confirm your eligibility and give guidance on the best legal strategy for your situation.