Legal Question in Criminal Law in Oregon

Re: Rights lost to posses a firearm

You can check with the clerk's office in the county where you reside, or where the case was prosecuted, and ask if they have forms. Just be sure that the forms were created within the last couple of years, or you will have problems down the road.

You can also search online for forms.

You can determine whether you qualify to restore your firearm rights by reviewing the applicable law: RCW 9.41.040, or reviewing a summary of the eligibility requirements at washrecord.com

Shop around for an attorney. While cost is a significant factor, it's more important that you retain an attorney who handles this type of case. I have had many clients who are seeking help to resolve problems that other attorneys who charged thousands didn't know how to handle.