AZ SB1632

Requires certifying officials from state and local law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, and other relevant agencies to certify victim helpfulness on Form I-918 Supplement B when requested by crime victims of qualifying criminal activity.

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that victims are helpful if they have not refused or failed to provide information and assistance when reasonably requested by law enforcement.

Mandates certifying entities process Form I-918 Supplement B certifications within 90 days of request, or within 14 days if the requesting person is not a citizen in removal proceedings.

Prohibits certifying entities from disclosing the immigration status of victims or persons requesting the certification, except to comply with federal law or with authorization from the victim.

Requires certifying entities to report annually to the Legislature on the number of Form I-918 Supplement B certification requests received, approved, and denied, beginning January 1, 2022.