Get Id Pardon Application 2021-2025

Requirements that must be met prior to applying for restoration of firearm rights: Application must be submitted no sooner than 5-years after discharge of felony sentences. Applications for restoration of firearms rights can only be submitted once every 12-months, unless specified by the Commission.

To be eligible for a pardon, a person must have completed his or her sentence or completed at least three years of permanent parole before filing an application with the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles. However, a pardon sought on grounds of innocence may be filed earlier, with several restrictions.

You may apply for a pardon by completing the PARDON APPLICATION linked HERE and the WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND AUTHORITY FOR RELEASE OF INFORMATION linked HERE and submitting them via mail ATTN: Pardons Unit or email to pardons@paroles.alabama.gov.

For non-violent offenses (both felony and misdemeanor), individuals are eligible for pardon five years after completion of the sentence, including payment of restitution and fines. For violent and sex offenders, individuals are eligible for pardon ten years after completion of the sentence.

Application must be submitted no sooner than 5-years after discharge of felony sentences. Applications for restoration of firearms rights can only be submitted once every 12-months, unless specified by the Commission. If applying for a pardon, there is NO need to file an application for firearm rights restoration.

Pursuant to Idaho Code §19-2604, if you successfully completed your probation without issue and you can show good cause, you may have your case retroactively reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor. While this might not completely erase all record of the case, this is a very positive result for many people.

For non-violent offenses (both felony and misdemeanor), individuals are eligible for pardon five years after completion of the sentence, including payment of restitution and fines. For violent and sex offenders, individuals are eligible for pardon ten years after completion of the sentence.