Washington Arrest Records Search | Criminal Records
Washington State · County bookings, court cases, WSP records and DOC custody
Trace a Washington Arrest From Local Jail to Final Criminal Record
Washington does not have one public database covering every recent arrest. Start with the county or city jail, verify the person and then search the correct municipal, district or superior court.
This guide also explains police reports, warrants, bail, jail visits, WSP WATCH, state-prison custody, public defenders, victim help, record correction and vacating.
WASHINGTON RECORD ROUTER
VERIFYING
COUNTY BOOKING
LIVE
JAIL
COURT
WATCH
CASE DISPOSITION
VERIFIED
BOOKING + COURT + WATCH MATCHED
Arrest is not conviction. A jail booking records a custody event and initial allegations. The prosecutor may change or decline charges, and the court may dismiss the case or find the defendant not guilty.
Recent arrest
Search the county, city or tribal jail.
Final outcome
Use the court where the case was filed.
WATCH online fee
$11 for a name-and-date-of-birth search.
State prison
Search by name or six-digit DOC number.
Official review
Procedures checked July 31, 2026.
Which Washington record answers your question?
COUNTY OR CITY JAIL
Is the person in custody?
Booking number, current jail, charges, bail, holds and release status.
Best starting point for a recent arrest.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What did officers report?
Incident report, arrest report, probable-cause narrative and supplements.
Request it from the agency that created it.
WASHINGTON COURTS
What happened in court?
Filed charges, hearings, warrants, plea, dismissal, judgment and sentence.
The complete record stays with the filing court.
WSP WATCH
What appears statewide?
Washington conviction data, recent pending arrests and certain registration information.
A fingerprint check is more reliable than a name search.How to search Washington arrest and criminal records
Identify where the arrest occurred
Search the county or city where officers took the person into custody, not only the person’s home address.
Identify the arresting agency
Determine whether city police, a county sheriff, Washington State Patrol, tribal police or another agency made the arrest.
Find the official jail roster
Look for Jail Roster, Inmate Search, Corrections, Booking Search or Who Is in Custody.
Start with the legal surname
Add the first name, birth date or booking number only when needed.
Allow time for intake
Fingerprinting, medical screening, identity checks and data entry can delay a new result.
Open every plausible match
Compare the full name, birth date, booking date, arresting agency and facility.
Save every official number
Record the booking number, police report number, court case number and DOC number when available.
Read every charge and hold
One custody event can contain multiple charges, warrants or detainers.
Search the Washington court case
Use the statewide Case Search or Person Search to locate the filing court.
Open Washington court-record search
Locate the final disposition
Read the complete court record for dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction or sentence.
Use WATCH for statewide conviction information
Run a name-and-birth-date search when a Washington criminal-history result is needed.
Run a WSP WATCH search
Use fingerprints when identity matters
A fingerprint-supported record is the only reliable way to link a person conclusively to a Washington criminal-history record.
Find the jail connected to the Washington arrest
Puget Sound
King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap, Thurston and Island
Southwest
Clark, Cowlitz, Lewis, Pacific, Skamania and Wahkiakum
Northwest
Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan and Clallam
Central
Yakima, Kittitas, Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan
Southeast
Benton, Franklin, Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin
Spokane region
Spokane, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Lincoln, Adams, Ferry and Whitman
Olympic region
Jefferson, Grays Harbor and Mason
City jail possibility
Some cities operate separate short-term jail or municipal custody systems.
Tribal custody
A tribal detention facility may maintain a separate inmate roster and court system.
State custody
Use Washington DOC only after a state-prison transfer or sentence.
Search the county government website
Open the Sheriff, Corrections or Jail section for the place of arrest.
Check nearby city jail systems
A municipal police arrest may initially appear in a city jail rather than the county roster.
Confirm government ownership
Verify the official county, city, tribal or sheriff identity before entering personal information.
Use Washington VINE for available notifications
Register for custody-status alerts when the local or state agency participates.
Open Washington VINE
Understand Washington jail-roster fields
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking number | One local jail intake event. | The final charge or outcome. | Use it for jail, mail and records questions. |
| Jail ID | The person inside that detention system. | Guilt or conviction. | Use it for approved inmate services. |
| Arrest date | When custody began. | When the alleged event occurred. | Compare it with the police report. |
| Booking charge | An allegation entered during arrest or intake. | The charge later filed by the prosecutor. | Read the court charging document. |
| Bail amount | A release amount or court entry. | Payment clears every case or hold. | Confirm the latest court order. |
| Hold or detainer | Another court or agency may control release. | The local bail amount controls custody. | Ask which agency owns the hold. |
| Release date | The displayed custody event ended. | The case was dismissed. | Search the court disposition. |
| Mugshot | A photograph created during intake. | Identity alone, guilt or conviction. | Match birth date and official numbers. |
Confirm the right person before using a record
Full first and last name match
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Date of birth or age matches
Booking date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Booking number matches another record
Court case follows the same incident
Fingerprint verification used when certainty is required
WATCH warning: Washington State Patrol states that a name-based result cannot guarantee that the record belongs to the person searched. Fingerprints are required for positive identification.
Why a Washington arrest may not appear
Intake is incomplete
Fingerprinting, medical screening and data entry can delay a recent booking.
The wrong jail was searched
Check city, county, tribal or neighboring-county custody.
The name is entered differently
Try the surname alone, former surname, maiden name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person was released
An active roster may remove a person before the court case is fully updated.
The person was transferred
Check another county, Washington DOC, federal custody or a medical facility.
The case has not been filed
Prosecutor review and court data entry may occur after booking.
WATCH does not include all arrests
The public result focuses on convictions and certain recent pending arrests.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, sealed, vacated or otherwise protected information may not appear publicly.
Custody call script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency] in [city or county]. Can you confirm whether the person is being booked, held, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
Follow the Washington record in the correct order
Investigation and arrest
Law enforcement creates an incident report, arrest report and probable-cause information.
Jail booking
The detention agency records identity, fingerprints, property, initial charges, bail and holds.
First court appearance
The judge addresses probable cause, counsel and release or detention.
Prosecutor filing decision
The prosecutor can file the initial allegation, change it or decline prosecution.
Municipal, district or superior court
The court records formal charges, hearings, warrants, pleas and orders.
Final disposition
Each count may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction or another order.
State criminal-history reporting
Courts and criminal-justice agencies submit qualifying information to Washington State Patrol.
Correction, vacation or sealing
An inaccurate record may be corrected, while eligible records may qualify for statutory relief.
Which Washington office maintains each record?
| Record needed | Likely custodian | What to provide | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current jail custody | County, city or tribal jail | Name, birth date and booking number. | Searching Washington DOC for a local detainee. |
| Police arrest report | The arresting police or sheriff agency | Report number, date, location and name. | Requesting it from the court. |
| Criminal court case | The municipal, district or superior court | Case number or accurate party name. | Treating the jail charge as final. |
| State conviction history | Washington State Patrol WASIS/WATCH | Name and birth date or fingerprints. | Expecting every non-conviction arrest to appear publicly. |
| State-prison custody | Washington Department of Corrections | Name or six-digit DOC number. | Using DOC for county-jail information. |
Request a Washington arrest or incident report
Identify the agency that created the report
A county jail may hold the person even when city police or Washington State Patrol made the arrest.
Name the exact documents
Ask for the arrest report, incident report, probable-cause statement and identified supplements.
Provide narrow identifiers
Include the legal name, incident date, location, report number, booking number and court case number.
Request electronic delivery
Electronic copies can reduce mailing and copying charges.
Set a cost limit
Ask for an estimate before the agency exceeds a stated amount.
Ask for an exemption explanation
Request the legal basis for withheld or redacted information.
Use the agency’s public-record portal
Complete the final submission only through the official city, county, sheriff or state-agency system.
Copy-ready Washington public-record request
Under the Washington Public Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause statement and releasable supplements concerning [full legal name], date of birth [if known], for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers are report number [number], booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide an estimate before costs exceed $[amount] and identify the legal basis for withheld or redacted material.
Find the formal charge and final disposition
Washington Courts Case Search covers cases filed in municipal, district, superior and appellate courts. The online search identifies the case, but the filing court maintains the complete official record.
Open Washington Court Records
Use Case Search when a case number is known or Person Search when only a name is available.
Open Washington court-record tools
Select the correct search
Use Case Search, Person Search, Find My Court Date or Find My Court by County.
Confirm the filing court
Match the court, filing date, defendant and charge with the arrest.
Save the complete case number
Use it when requesting documents or contacting the clerk.
Locate the charging document
Determine what the prosecutor formally filed.
Check amended or dismissed counts
The initial booking allegation may not remain the final charge.
Read warrant entries chronologically
A warrant may later be served, quashed or recalled.
Find the disposition
Look for dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction, judgment or sentence.
Request the complete court file
Contact the filing court to view or order official documents.
Washington Administrative Office of the Courts
1206 Quince Street SE
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: 360-753-3365
1206 Quince Street SE
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: 360-753-3365
Municipal, district or superior court?
Municipal Court
- City ordinance violations
- Many misdemeanor cases filed by a city
- City traffic matters
- Municipal warrants and judgments
District Court
- County-filed misdemeanors
- Gross misdemeanors
- Traffic infractions
- Preliminary felony matters in some situations
Superior Court
- Felony criminal cases
- Serious criminal proceedings
- Superior Court warrants
- Felony judgments and sentences
The same arrest can begin in one court and later move to another. Use the newest official case number and filing court.
Check a possible Washington warrant safely
Identify the issuing court
Use the citation, booking, court notice or known case number.
Search the court case
Look for warrant-issued, served, quashed, recalled or cancelled entries.
Search Washington court records
Read the newest entry
Do not rely on an older warrant event when later court action exists.
Confirm with the issuing court or agency
Ask whether the warrant remains active and what appearance process applies.
Use a lawyer when the warrant concerns you
Counsel can explain surrender, appearance, bail and hearing options.
Never confront or attempt to detain anyone. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed data can create dangerous mistakes.
Scam warning: Do not pay an alleged warrant through gift cards, cryptocurrency, QR codes or an unsolicited telephone link. Contact the court independently.
Confirm every charge and hold before paying
Personal recognizance
The court releases the person without requiring a monetary deposit.
Conditional release
The court may impose supervision, reporting, location or no-contact conditions.
Cash or bond
The court may impose a monetary condition through an accepted payment or bond method.
Continued detention
A court order, warrant or outside hold may prevent release.
Confirm the correct person and booking
Match the legal name, birth date and booking number.
List every charge and case
Separate matters can carry separate release conditions.
Identify every hold
Ask whether another county, state, tribal, federal or probation authority controls release.
Confirm the latest court order
The initial jail display may change after the first appearance.
Ask where payment must be made
Follow the jail or court’s current payment procedure.
Verify a private bond provider
Confirm the license and obtain premiums, collateral and refund terms in writing.
Keep every receipt
Save the agreement, transaction number and booking information.
Allow release processing time
Staff must clear holds, verify orders, complete paperwork and return property.
Bail-verification call script
I am calling about booking number [number] for [full legal name]. Please confirm every active charge, the current release condition for each charge, every outside hold, accepted payment methods and whether further court approval is required.
Schedule a Washington county-jail visit
No single statewide county-jail visitation rule exists. Every county, city and tribal detention agency controls its own approval, scheduling, identification and visitor limits.
Confirm the current facility
Recheck custody immediately before scheduling.
Open the official jail visiting page
Look for Visitation, Inmate Services or Video Visits.
Choose onsite or remote visitation
Some jails offer only video, while others provide several formats.
Create the approved provider account
Use only the provider linked by the official jail.
Complete visitor approval
Provide the requested identity and relationship information.
Add minors correctly
Review birth-certificate, consent and adult-supervision requirements.
Select the correct facility and housing unit
Intake and housing may occur in different buildings.
Wait for confirmation
A requested appointment may not yet be approved.
Recheck custody before traveling
Release, transfer, court transport or lockdown can cancel a visit.
Bring valid identification
Follow the local screening, property and dress rules.
Check local rules before sending mail, money or messages
Personal mail
- Use the complete booking name and jail number.
- Confirm whether mail is delivered locally or scanned elsewhere.
- Use the correct return address.
- Do not send cash or unapproved property.
Calls and messages
- Inmates normally initiate outgoing calls.
- Use only the approved provider.
- Routine calls may be recorded.
- Attorney calls use separate legal procedures.
Money and commissary
- Verify the booking number.
- Use only the provider linked by the jail.
- Review transaction fees.
- Keep the payment confirmation.
Do not send these without checking the jail policy
Cash, personal checks or gift cards
Food, medication or hygiene items
Stickers, glitter, glue or perfume
Books not sent by an approved seller
Original identification documents
Polaroid or prohibited photographs
Legal papers through ordinary scanned mail
Contraband, escape or criminal instructions
Request appointed counsel or find legal assistance
Court-appointed lawyer
- Ask the judge for appointed counsel.
- Complete the local court’s financial screening.
- Provide income, household and expense information accurately.
- Contact the local defender office after appointment.
- Do not discuss defense strategy on recorded jail calls.
Private lawyer or legal referral
- Verify the lawyer through the Washington State Bar Association.
- Ask who will personally handle the hearings.
- Request the full fee agreement in writing.
- Ask whether bail, motions, trial and appeal are included.
- Keep all receipts and signed documents.
Eligibility for a court-appointed attorney is handled by the local court. If the county or city is not listed in the statewide public-defender directory, contact the court where the charge was filed.
Get local case support and custody notifications
Identify the investigating agency and prosecutor
Local police, sheriff and prosecutor offices may each provide different services.
Have the report and court numbers ready
These identifiers help advocates locate the case.
Ask about hearing notifications
Request information about charging, plea, sentencing and release.
Ask about compensation and emergency support
Eligible victims may receive assistance with qualifying crime-related costs.
Register for Washington VINE
Use available alerts for custody and protective-order status changes.
Register for Washington VINE
Contact the local prosecutor’s victim-witness unit
Use the court case to identify the prosecuting county or city.
Use WSP WATCH without confusing it with a jail roster
Public WATCH can include
- Washington conviction information
- Arrests less than one year old with dispositions pending
- Registered sex and kidnap-offender information
- Candidate records matching the entered name and birth date
- No-record, duplicate-match or pending-review responses
Public WATCH does not provide
- Every local booking in Washington
- All public police reports
- All non-conviction arrest information
- Vacated or sealed records in ordinary public results
- Guaranteed identification without fingerprints
Open the official WATCH portal
Register an account or use the available search access.
Open Washington WATCH
Enter the complete legal name
Include accurate spelling and identifying information.
Enter the date of birth
A name-and-date-of-birth search costs $11 regardless of the outcome.
Review the candidate list
The system may return several possible records rather than one guaranteed identity.
Interpret the response correctly
No Exact Match Found does not prove that the person has no local arrest or case.
Use fingerprints when positive identity is required
WSP states that fingerprints are the only way to link a person conclusively to a record.
WSP criminal-history fees
| Service | Published fee | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Online name and birth-date search | $11 | Charged for each search regardless of the result. |
| Online notary request | $15 | Separate from the basic search charge. |
| Mailed name and birth-date request | $32 | Follow WSP mailing and payment instructions. |
| Fingerprint-based record | $58 | Fingerprint collection charges may be separate. |
| WSP Olympia fingerprint service | $16 | Local law-enforcement fingerprint fees vary. |
WATCH technical help
Phone: 360-534-2000, option 2
Phone: 360-534-2000, option 2
Use a fingerprint-based Washington record when certainty matters
Determine the requesting purpose
Personal review, employment, licensing and volunteer screening can use different processes.
Follow the WSP fingerprint instructions
Use the form and submission method required for the specific request.
Choose a fingerprint location
WSP Olympia charges a published $16 service fee; local agency charges vary.
Bring accepted identification
Confirm the fingerprint provider’s identification requirements before traveling.
Pay the fingerprint-record charge
The WSP fingerprint-based criminal-history fee is currently $58.
Review every arrest and disposition
Compare the record with certified court documents and arresting-agency information.
A fingerprint-supported record reduces same-name errors. It does not replace the need to review the final court disposition or correct missing data.
Use DOC search only after a state-corrections transfer
DOC search can show
- Six-digit DOC number
- Name
- Age
- Current location
- Washington VINE notification link
DOC search does not replace
- County jail rosters
- City jail searches
- Complete criminal court records
- WSP conviction-history reports
- Police arrest reports
Open Washington DOC Incarcerated Search
Search by name or six-digit DOC number.
Open Washington DOC search
Use the DOC number when known
A number search reduces same-name confusion.
Match the person and current location
Compare the name, age and institution.
Save the six-digit DOC number
It is required for mail, visits, money and many facility inquiries.
Use Washington VINE when appropriate
Register for participating custody-status notifications.
Apply and schedule a state-prison visit
DOC visitation rules do not apply to county jails. Use this section only when DOC search confirms state-corrections custody.
Confirm the current institution
Use the six-digit DOC number and current location.
Complete visitor application requirements
Follow the Washington DOC approval process before attempting to schedule.
Wait for approval
Do not travel until the visitor has been approved.
Check the institution schedule
Visiting days, sessions and reservation procedures vary.
Use the approved scheduling system
Follow the institution’s current in-person or video-visitation procedure.
Bring accepted identification
Follow current identification, clothing, property and minor-visitor rules.
Recheck operational status
Security, health or facility conditions can affect a visit.
Address state-prison mail correctly
Confirm the committed name and DOC number
Use DOC Incarcerated Search immediately before addressing mail.
Find the correct facility address
Use the current institution, not an older prison location.
Write the six-digit DOC number
The number is required for delivery.
Add the living unit when known
DOC says the unit is helpful but not required for delivery.
Use a complete return address
The return address must include an identifiable last name.
Do not send cash, personal checks or stamps
These items are rejected and returned at the incarcerated person’s expense.
Washington DOC mailing format
Incarcerated Individual’s Full Committed Name, DOC 123456
Living Unit, if known
Facility Name
Complete Facility Mailing Address
Sender’s Full Name
Complete Return Address
Living Unit, if known
Facility Name
Complete Facility Mailing Address
Sender’s Full Name
Complete Return Address
Mail must contain correspondence or property only for the person named on the envelope. Third-party correspondence is not permitted.
Send money, email or video messages correctly
Electronic services
- Securus or JPay services
- Email and photo attachments
- Video visitation
- Media-account funding
Money-transfer options
- Securus Debit
- Western Union
- Cashier’s check
- Money order
Deposit warning
- Mandatory deductions may apply.
- Some funds can be restricted for education, medical or commissary use.
- Do not send cash, personal checks or stamps.
- Use the full name and six-digit DOC number.
Confirm the person and DOC number
A wrong number can direct funds to the wrong account.
Choose the correct subaccount
Clearly mark education, commissary or another approved restricted purpose when required.
Review mandatory deductions
Washington law requires deductions from many deposits unless an exemption applies.
Use electronic transfer for speed
Check current fees before completing the transaction.
Use cashier’s check or money order for lower cost
Follow the DOC payee, enclosure and mailing requirements exactly.
Keep the confirmation
Save the receipt, amount, date and DOC number.
Securus communication charges
| Service | Published charge |
|---|---|
| Six electronic stamps | $2 |
| Twenty stamps | $5 |
| Thirty-five stamps | $7.50 |
| Sixty stamps | $10 |
| One stamp | |
| Photo attachment | One stamp |
| Thirty-second VideoGram | Four stamps |
| Automated or live deposit funding event | $2 |
Correct an inaccurate Washington arrest or criminal record
Identify which system contains the error
Compare the jail booking, police report, court record and WSP history.
Save the inaccurate result
Record the URL, search date, booking number, court case number and disputed field.
Obtain controlling proof
Use a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or written agency correction.
Contact the originating agency
A booking error goes to the jail; an arrest-report error goes to the arresting agency.
Correct the court record when necessary
Contact the clerk or court that filed the incorrect disposition.
Contact Washington State Patrol
Ask for the criminal-history challenge or correction procedure after the source record is corrected.
Recheck every connected system
One correction may not automatically update another agency or private background report.
Correction versus vacation: Correct the record when information is factually wrong. Seek vacation, sealing or deletion when the information is accurate but may qualify for legal relief.
Choose the correct Washington record-relief process
Vacating a conviction
The court withdraws the guilty finding and dismisses the charge when statutory requirements are met. A vacated case can remain in court systems with a vacated notation.
Sealing a court record
Public access is restricted under Washington court rules and an applicable legal basis.
Deleting criminal history
Certain non-conviction information may qualify for deletion under Washington criminal-history law.
Correcting a record
Wrong identity, charge, date or disposition should be corrected rather than vacated.
Obtain the complete court record
Save the case number, judgment, sentence, disposition and proof of completed obligations.
Identify the type of conviction or record
Misdemeanor, gross-misdemeanor, felony and non-conviction records follow different rules.
Review eligibility and waiting periods
Check the statute, offense exclusions, new convictions, pending charges and court obligations.
Download the correct Washington court forms
Use the current Vacating and Sealing Records section.
Open Washington vacating and sealing forms
File in the court that entered the conviction
Municipal, district and superior court cases use the court that issued the judgment.
Provide notice and schedule a hearing when required
Follow the court’s local filing, prosecutor-service and hearing procedure.
Obtain the signed order
Keep certified copies for the court, WSP and private background-report disputes.
Verify the WSP result afterward
Confirm that the criminal-history report reflects the court’s completed relief.
Public WATCH results exclude vacated cases, sealed records and misdemeanor traffic violations under the statutes identified by Washington State Patrol.
Vacating a conviction is not the same as destroying every record. It may not restore firearm rights, eliminate immigration consequences or erase all government access. Review the specific legal effect before filing.
Washington court, criminal-history and corrections contacts
Washington State Courts
1206 Quince Street SE
Olympia, WA 98501
Olympia, WA 98501
WSP WATCH Help
360-534-2000, option 2
Use for portal and criminal-history search questions.
Washington Office of Public Defense
Use the official local-defender directory.
Appointment eligibility is decided by the local court.
Washington 2-1-1
Outside Washington: 1-877-211-9274
Washington State Patrol headquarters map
Confirm before traveling: Verify office hours, appointment requirements, fingerprint availability, payment methods and the correct court or agency location.
What readers no longer need to research separately
Local arrest workflow
County-jail routing, booking-field interpretation, identity safeguards, report requests, bail, visitation and no-result troubleshooting.
Washington criminal records
Statewide court search, municipal-versus-district-versus-superior routing, WATCH scope, fees, result meanings and fingerprint accuracy.
Corrections and record relief
DOC search, visitation, mail, deposits, electronic rates, correction, vacating, sealing and criminal-history deletion steps.
Washington arrest and criminal-record questions answered
Is there one statewide Washington arrest search?
No. Recent arrests normally appear through county, city or tribal detention systems. Washington Courts and WSP WATCH answer different questions.
How do I find a recent Washington arrest?
Identify the place of arrest, search the official local jail roster and verify the person using the birth date, booking date, agency and booking number.
How much is an online WATCH search?
A Washington State Patrol online name-and-date-of-birth search currently costs $11 for each search regardless of the result.
Does WATCH show every arrest?
No. Public results focus on Washington conviction information, arrests less than one year old with dispositions pending and certain registration information.
How do I find the final court outcome?
Use Washington Courts Case Search or Person Search, identify the filing court and request the complete official record from that court.
How do I check a Washington warrant?
Read the newest docket entries and confirm current status directly with the issuing court or law-enforcement agency.
How do I find a Washington state prisoner?
Use DOC Incarcerated Search and enter the first name, last name or six-digit DOC number.
Why is a booking or criminal record missing?
Intake may be incomplete, the wrong jail may have been searched, the person may have been released or transferred, or the record may be restricted.
How do I correct an inaccurate Washington record?
Obtain the controlling jail, agency and court documents, correct the source record and then contact Washington State Patrol when the state criminal history remains inaccurate.
Can a Washington conviction be vacated?
Some misdemeanor, gross-misdemeanor and felony convictions qualify after statutory requirements are met. File the correct Washington court forms in the court that entered the conviction.
