How do felons apply for school,cash, or grant assistance in Idaho?
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don't worry about past mistakes, there are grants for everyone. i've given this same advice to like 3 other people. the best place to start is at your local library or bookstore. look for an author named Ben Kaplan. he delivers the easiest to read system for finding scholarships and grants and the grants and scholarships in his book almost everyone qualifies for. plus he walks you through each step of applying and even has examples of winners' entries. here's a list of his books.
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Yes, a felon can draw Social Security benefits as long as they are not incarcerated.  They cannot collect while in jail.
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Go to:\nwww.grantgate.com\nGrant Gate is a free program that gives easy to use info about grants and other funding sources for a variety of uses.  It also has wizards to help you apply for this funding.  fafsa.ed.gov is a good site but is limited to student loans and grants.  Good luck!
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Obviously you have Internet access.  Go to a web site called Firstgov.gov, and when there click on the Grants, etc , which will take you to many choices, listed alphabetically.  Under letter C, click on the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance and follow your own path to an infinity of choices!  Good luck
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you can get goverment grants to attend collage and as well contact your local dept of human services they can help in this matter as well?
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Check the Idaho forum at Http://www.prisontalk.com\nI'm afraid that I do not know the issues specific to Idaho, but one of the ladies in the Idaho forum will have your answers.
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Sure you just need to complete a free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) This all you need to apply for fedral & state student grants.
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What are the eligibility requirements?\nTo be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant and most other types of federal student aid, you must:\n\n Have financial need. \n Have a high school diploma, a GED, or have the ability to benefit from the program or training offered. \n Be enrolled to obtain a degree. \n Be a US citizen, permanent resident or other eligible classification of non-citizen (see Financial Aid Eligibility for Non-Citizens).  \n Have a valid Social Security number. \n Make Satisfactory Academic Progress for Federal Student Aid Programs. \n Register with Selective Service, if you are a male between the ages of 18 and 25. \n Certify by signing a FAFSA that you will use any federal student aid funds awarded to you solely for educational purposes. \n Certify by signing a FAFSA that you are not in default of any federal student loan and that you do not owe a repayment of any federal student aid grant. \n\nFederal aid eligibility for students convicted under federal or state law of the sale or possession of illegal drugs may be suspended under certain circumstances. To find out how, or if, this law affects your eligibility for federal aid, you may complete the Drug Conviction Worksheet.
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you need to go to or call your county defacs office and fill out a form to see if you are eligalble for their services.
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Idaho does not seem to have a statewide licensing program for Bail Bondsmen. Neither does Ada County. Neither does Boise. I would call the Boise police department to ask - there was very little on their site.
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From the Idaho State Tax Commission http://tax.idaho.gov/answers_Sales_tax.htm#5 , below are the instructions for obtaining resale license:\n\n1. Use Form IBR-1 http://tax.idaho.gov/pdf/2004/Forms/Application_Registration/IBR-1_BusinessRegistForm_%206-09-04.pdf to apply for an Idaho Seller's Permit and/or a withholding account.  An Idaho Seller's Permit is not transferable.  If you have questions about sales tax, refer to the Tax Commission's sales tax brochures or call Taxpayer Services at (208) 334-7660 in the Boise area or (800) 972-7660 toll free. \n\nYou can complete and submit the IBR-1 form on-line at business.idaho.gov .  You should receive your permit in approximately 10 days using this system.  Or, you can download the IBR-1 and mail the application to the Idaho State Tax Commission, Attn: Account Registration, PO Box 36, Boise, Idaho 83722-3220 or Fax it to (208) 334-5364. You should receive your permit within four weeks\n\nHope this helps\nIsabel Isidro\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com
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For a lot of money, because a drug conviction precludes financial aid.\n\nI know a convicted felon who works as a paralegal and makes a very good living.  He has an associates degree, in Criminal Justice, and works for a lawyer in a small rural town.  The lawyer directed his training after school, and as it is in small towns they handle everything from adoptions to felonies.  Good Luck!\n\nIf you need a State license, i.e. RN, MD, CPA you cannot have a felony conviction, but I think there are provisions for appealing those regulations in some states.  Check it out!
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Anyone who has been convicted of a felony who wants to work in any capacity for any insurance or fiduciary related business, must obtain approval from the state insurance commissioner of the state in which you want to work.\n\nAs your crime is NOT money related, it shouldn't be a hard thing to get.
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Yes, current law seems to apply only to drug felonies and not other sorts of violations of law. That means bank robbers, child molesters, murderers can get college loans, but someone convicted of selling a small amount of marijuana to an undercover officer would be ineligible for student loans.
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Bribe the right person.  (my sister lives in maricopa county, bribery works)
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If they can get good scores on the ACT or SAT, they can get money that way.  If they are from poor families, they can get federal money (go to the FAFSA website, fill out forms, submit to colleges).  There are scholarships if they can prove a disability (even a mental disability), like if a psychiatrist had to treat them for depression and other problems.
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if he is in prison, I could accurately say he has a criminal background without even looking anything up - stay away - he's not in prison because he is a nice guy or a victim of the system - he's in prison because he commit a crime - however, you could check out some idaho government and courthouse websites as a start