Eligibility includes persons convicted of misdemeanors, or class 4, 5, or 6 felonies 1 with at least two years having elapsed since fulfilling probation or sentence conditions. Courts granting applications to set aside prior convictions must also include a Certificate if not issued previously. The amendment will take effect August 27, 2021, benefiting ex-offenders by allowing them to seek to set aside certain felony and misdemeanor convictions and assisting them in moving past these prior criminal convictions to increase greater employment and other opportunities. The new amendment permits those individuals who successfully fulfill their probation or sentence conditions to apply to have the court set aside prior convictions and receive a Certificate that prevents being barred from obtaining required occupational licenses if otherwise qualified. Section 13-905 allows for certain convictions to be set aside. Arizona does not have a pure expungement law completely erasing convictions from a person's records, but A.R.S. The law permits such second chances for employment opportunities, occupational licenses, and housing. Where indicated below: Two (2) Experience Statements (DOS-1543) must be submitted (one each from two different people) attesting that the applicant has been working as a cosmetologist for the specified number of years.Arizona Governor Doug Ducey recently signed House Bill 2067 into law amending Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) Section 13-905, to allow persons convicted of certain criminal offenses the opportunity to set aside a prior conviction and seek a Certificate of Second Chance (Certificate). Completed cosmetology application and $40 application fee.Certification from the cosmetology board where currently licensed.Listing of states that share reciprocity with New York State.Īn applicant for reciprocity in New York must be currently licensed from a state on the list, and in some instances, must have one or more years of licensure in order to qualify.
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