Your Restoration Dossierâ„¢

What You'll Need — and What Can Wait.

Start with what you know. RESTORE²ᴺᴰ helps you organize the facts, identify gaps and build the file section by section.

You do not need all of this before you start. The free screening begins with basic information. Documents and supporting material can be added as your dossier develops.
The Big Picture

Think in Categories, Not One Giant Form.

Depending on your circumstances, RESTORE²ᴺᴰ may ask you to organize information in the categories below. The platform tracks what is complete, what is missing and what still needs follow-up.

01

Original Case & Court Information

Basic facts that identify the matter and help keep every related record connected to the correct case.

  • Court and jurisdiction
  • Case or docket number, if known
  • Charging and disposition information
  • Judgment, conviction or final disposition records
  • Sentencing documents
02

Sentence & Completion History

Information showing what the sentence required and what occurred afterward.

  • Custody or incarceration dates, if applicable
  • Probation or supervision information
  • Fines, restitution or other ordered obligations
  • Discharge or completion records
  • Any documents showing completion
03

History Since the Original Matter

A clear timeline helps an attorney understand what has happened since the original case.

  • Residence history
  • Employment and business history
  • Education, licenses and credentials
  • Community involvement
  • Other criminal or court matters, if any
04

Character References

People who know you today may be able to provide useful factual information about your character, stability and history.

  • Reference names and contact information
  • How long they have known you
  • Relationship to you
  • Written reference material when requested
05

Supporting Evidence

Documents that help show the history you are describing and keep the dossier fact-based and organized.

  • Employment or business records
  • Education or training records
  • Awards, licenses or certifications
  • Community or volunteer records
  • Other relevant supporting material
06

Missing Records

Not having a document does not mean you cannot begin. Missing records are tracked separately so you know what still needs attention.

  • Mark a record as missing or not yet located
  • Upload it later when you obtain it
  • Keep notes about where it may be located
  • Use optional Records Retrieval Assistance if you want administrative help
Required vs. Helpful

RESTORE²ᴺᴰ Tracks Completeness Without Pretending Every Case Is Identical.

Your dossier may contain items that are essential to organizing your factual history, items that are helpful supporting material, and items that simply do not apply to your circumstances.

The platform's readiness score is a measure of file completeness. It is not a legal eligibility score and does not predict a governmental result.

Needed for Your FileAn item your case still needs before the dossier is considered complete.
Helpful Supporting MaterialUseful information that can strengthen organization and context.
CompleteInformation or documents already received and organized.
Not ApplicableAn item that does not apply to your circumstances.
If You Have the Records

Upload and Organize Them Yourself.

The $495 Restoration Dossier™ does not require you to purchase record-retrieval help. If you already have the records—or can obtain them yourself—you can add them to your dossier directly.

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The Easiest First Step

Start With the Free Screening.

You can begin with basic information today and build the rest of the file over time.

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READY FOR THE NEXT STEP?

Start With the Federal Facts. Then Build the File.

Use the free screening, review the federal preparation checklist, check the law in your state, and move into the Restoration Dossierâ„¢ when you're ready.