James Novak, experienced forgery defense attorney will personally provide you with a FREE consultation. Call (480) 413-1499 today.Conviction for forgery in Arizona requires the prosecutor prove that the defendant passed a forged instrument with the intent to defraud. In Arizona, it's also a crime to make or possess forgery tools, with the intent to commt fraud or the intent to commit forgery. The State of Arizona has classified Forgery to be a serious felony offense. In most cases, people charged with Forgery face a class 4 felony conviction. Forgery is a Class 4 felony in Arizona, which means a conviction can carry significant penalties, including imprisonment and fines. A successful forgery prosecution in Arizona can subject you to a maximum of eight years and hefty fines.