The indictment filed against Donald Trump was finally unsealed Thursday, charging the ex-president with a stunning 34 felony counts tied to falsifying business records.

Trump, 76, pleaded not guilty in court to the charges brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in Manhattan Supreme Court, marking the first time a current or former US president has been indicted and arraigned for a crime.

If convicted, Trump is likely to face far less than the 136-year maximum sentence. Falsifying business records is a misdemeanor in New York, but can be upgraded to a felony if the action is done to hide other crimes.

A Manhattan grand jury hearing evidence and witness testimony in the DA’s “hush money” probe voted to indict Trump last Thursday, though the court document was sealed until the 2024 White House hopeful’s arraignment Tuesday.

It was not immediately released following the hearing. Once made public, it will shed light on the specifics of the charges.

With Post wires. This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.