Eligibility summary
Arizona eligibility depends on conviction type, completion of sentence, restitution, pending charges, and whether the case involves eligible marijuana conduct under Prop 207.
AZ record clearing
Arizona Set-Aside, Sealing, and Prop 207 Expungement Software
Check Arizona record-clearing paths for set-aside, sealing, Prop 207 marijuana expungement, court forms, and FCRA cleanup.
Direct answer
Arizona has several record-clearing paths, including set-aside, record sealing, and Prop 207 marijuana expungement. Clean My Past helps identify the likely path and prepares guided filing materials when the software path fits.
Supported paths
- Set-aside under A.R.S. §13-905
- Sealing under A.R.S. §13-911
- Marijuana expungement under A.R.S. §36-2862
How the workflow works
- Complete the Arizona eligibility interview.
- Confirm the court and case number.
- Generate the applicable statewide court form.
- File with the Superior Court as a self-represented person.
- Track the order and start background-check cleanup when appropriate.
Arizona FAQ
Answers before you start
Is an Arizona set-aside the same as expungement?
No. A set-aside does not erase a case the same way people often mean by expungement. Arizona also has sealing and Prop 207 marijuana expungement paths with different effects.
Can Prop 207 marijuana records be expunged in Arizona?
Some marijuana arrests, charges, adjudications, and convictions involving eligible conduct may qualify under Prop 207. The quiz screens for the main eligibility facts.
Can Clean My Past give Arizona legal advice?
No. Clean My Past is software, not a law firm. It provides guided information and document preparation, not legal advice.
Last reviewed 2026-05-12. Clean My Past is software, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice.