Get Help to Restore Your Civil Rights

A NEW DAY...A CHANGED LIFE
5 facesFREE one-on-one help for adult and juvenile ex-offenders who wish to restore their civil rights and have their cases set aside.**

Did you know, if you have:
  • Paid all your financial obligations
    fines, court costs and restitution;
  • Completed your consequences
    probation, community supervision;
  • Completed other requirements
    treatment and community service
You may be able to remove barriers to:
  • EMPLOYMENT
  • VOTING
  • HOUSING
The application process can be as quick as 15 minutes and takes up to 120 days to process by the court.

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 You can register for our next Restoration of Rights event where you will receive one-on-one help with the application here. We offer these help sessions on the second Wednesday of each quarter. The events are held at Dress for Success, 1024 E Buckeye Road, Phoenix, AZ 85034.

**Please note: your felony record (s) cannot be expunged, sealed or deleted. Arizona convictions only.

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The application to get your rights restored can be downloaded by clicking the above button, and if you need help, please pre-register for our one-on-one help session. If you have Federal charges you can download the full version of the form here.
  1. What rights are lost when a person is convicted of a felony?
  2. Can a person restore their civil liberties?
  3. What if my felony conviction was in another state?
  4. What if I was convicted of a felony in federal court?
  5. How do I know if I am eligible to restore my rights?
  6. What is setting aside judgment?
  7. Where can I get an application?
  8. Where do I get a copy of my Absolute Discharge?
  9. Once I complete the application, then what?
  10. My felony was reduced to a misdemeanor, but background checks are still showing that I have a felony. Why?
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