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Question: 1 of 27

Prior Convictions:

Are You Trying to Seal Records of a Criminal Conviction?

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Prior Convictions:

Is it a Felony Conviction?

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Prior Convictions:

Is it a Misdemeanor Conviction?

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Prior Convictions:

Have You Previously Applied for Sealing of This Conviction Pursuant to ARS § 13-911?

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Prior Convictions:

Was that Application Denied?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Were You Sent to Prison as Your Sentence For Your Criminal Conviction?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Do You Know the Date of Your Absolute Discharge from the Department of Corrections?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Were You Give Jail Time as Your Sentence for Your Criminal Conviction?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Do You Know the Date of Your Release From the County Jail?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Were You Sentenced to Probation as Part of Your Criminal Conviction?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Have You Completed All of the Terms of Your Probation (Including Paying All Fines, Fees, and Restitution that is Ordered by the Court)?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Have You Been Discharged From Probation’s Supervision?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Do You Know The Date That You Were Discharged?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Have You Been Convicted of Any Subsequent Offenses Following Completion of Your Sentence for the Case Which You are Petitioning to Seal?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Was That Subsequence Conviction for a Felony Offense?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Was That Subsequence Conviction for a Misdemeanor Offense?

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Terms of Petitioner’s Sentence:

Have You Been Convicted of Any Subsequent Offenses for Driving Under the Influence (DUI)?

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Prior Charges and Arrests:

Are You Trying to Seal Records of a Criminal Charge That was Later Dismissed or Resulted in a Not Guilty Verdict at Trial?

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Prior Charges and Arrests:

Are You Trying to Seal Records of a Criminal Arrest That Did Not Result in Charges Being Filed?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Sentenced as a Dangerous Offender (Pursuant to ARS § 13-704)?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Dangerous Crime Against Children (as Defined in ARS § 13-705)?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Serious Offense, Violent Offense, or Aggravated Felony Offense (as Defined in ARS § 13-706)?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of an Offense That Required Proving the Discharge, Use, or Threatening Exhibition of a Deadly Weapon or Dangerous Instrument?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of an Offense That Required Proving of Knowing Infliction of Serious Physical Injury on Another Person?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of Sex Trafficking (Pursuant to ARS § 13-1307)?

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Disqualifying Convictions:

Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Class 2, 3, 4, or 5 Felony Offense that is Included in Chapter 14 or 35.1 of this Title (Involving Sexual Exploitation of a Child)?