The NRVC states that a driver receives a moving violation, if it is reported within 6 months of the time the violation was caused, than that driver is responsible for the citation, no matter where they are residing. The purpose of the NRVC is to insure that nonresidents and residents comply with the terms of the traffic citation, no matter where the citation was issued. This applies to standard moving violations that do not require a court appearance.
For non-CDL drivers, violation can only be reported within the first 6 months of the violation date. For CDL drivers there is no time limit from the date of the violation.
If you live in a state that is a part of the NRVC, you can contact the courthouse that is listed on your citation to see what your options are for out-of-state payments or appearances.
Resources:
ARS § 28-6.4 - Nonresident Violator Compact
Anyone with legal residency in the United States, who is 21 years old or younger, living in Arizona when an adoption petition is filed may be adopted.
Adoption proceedings are brought in the county where the child is a ward or where the petitioner lives.
Any adult residing in Arizona is eligible to adopt, as long as they qualify. Heterosexual couples may jointly adopt a child.
Resources
State Statute - A.R.S. § 8-105
State Statute - A.R.S. § 36-1681
