Can a person get a passport if they have 1 felony on their record?
832030
Remember that a passport is a document that merely identifies you as a citizen and requests safe passage through other countries.  To the extent that you're no longer bound not to travel by the terms of your probation, I don't know why you couldn't travel.  Now, I'm not sure another country would necessarily have to let you IN (you might want to check with the State Department and/or the Russian embassy/consulate to be sure), but nothing should prevent you from getting a passport.
832939
If you are out of the country, no.  You can go back and apply at the local embassy again, if you' like, and you really do have an equal chance at being accepted for a visa on the second try.  Unless it was for any criminal background reason, then, no, you weren't accepted the first time, you won't be accepted again because the criminal record still stands.  If you are in America and were denied a visa, then it might be a little harder because you already had the comparative advantage of being accepted because you already "reside" in the country, but were denied maybe because of personal reasons or the quota for the year was filled.  It can't hurt to try again, but make sure you try before your status expires, or you're really screwed.
1140655
A green card holder can never get a US passport since a US passport is proof of US citizenship.  He can only get that AFTER he has become a citizen.\n\nWhat he can get sometimes, is a travel document.  You need to get on the INS website or phone them.  BUT is you have a passport from the country you ARE a citizen of, you can travel on that.  The greencard will give you enterance back into the US.  Just don't travel outside the US for more than six months.  Then they start to wonder if you really live here or not.
583227
No. They say they can but they can't It's a scam.\n\nThe only way you can get a criminal records check is to fill out a form requesting one, have it notorized and send it, with your money, to the State Police.\n\nThere is no other way to do it!
623008
as long as you have the person's first and last name, you can get within a few locations of where this person is residing using a paid service for 20 bucks.  if you have the name of the state that is person resides in, you can pretty much get a lock on 1 person.
371680
I'm not sure if Florida does have this process, but I don't believe so.  A felony record is usually there for life, sorry.  In order to have a record expunged you have to have some sort of exigent circumstances and it's not easy.
820024
Get a passport, that will do.
81295
The proper term for a notarized statement is "affidavit" and, yes, your witness can file one, assuming that the jail will cooperate and allow you to have access both to him and to a Notary Public simultaneously.  Depending on his reason for being in jail, this may or may not be possible.  Also there in mind that, again depending upon his reason for being in jail and his criminal history generally, his "bad character" could conceivably be brought into your small claims trial by your adversary.  As you might imagine, this could certainly negatively affect your witness's credibility before the trier of fact (the Judge).  You must ask yourself whether you are better off being your own witness.
109461
It depends on the state but most in most states you can NOT work in the school system if you have a felony on your record.\nThis is why they do a background check.
206107
Unfortunately not, you have to fill out a form and bring identification documents to your local SS office.
525175
The restraints placed on a convicted felon are called "Felon Disenfranchisement Laws" and they vary from state to state.  \n\nYou can check with the US passport office, but unless things have changed since 9/11 there was not any restriction on felons getting a passport or leaving the US, BUT the country you want to go to might have restrictions on you ENTERING their country if you are a Felon.  \n\nYou should have received documents from the court and from the Prison outlining what you can and cannot do.  Such as carry a weapon, consort with other felons or vote.  \n\nYou should contact your state's Board of Pardons and Paroles for more information.
856561
depends on the felony but i belive they can if they have a passport and your not violating your parole and you can have a passport you just have to have a special one
1158528
i  think  a   felony  is  on  your  record  for   good,  my   brother   has  several  on  his, and  they  all  show  up. from  his   first  one  to   now.but  thats   here  in   georgia. it   may   not  be  that  way   in  your   state.
733990
To have a federal felony record you must have been convicted at a court marshal.  Don't listen to what these other poeple say.  If you were given an administrative OTH then you are not a felon.
365040
No. You have to go into the SS office and show 2 forms of ID. It makes sure no-one gets a card that shouldn't have one.
451223
Yes, Pancha. Felonies are serious crimes. A federal offense (ie; illegal border crossing) is considered a felony.
392765
Yes, you a person can remove a felony offense from their record....get a lawyer...if you have not already been sentenced...ask your lawyer to ask for the first offenders act...if your crime is not a capital offense of a violent nature there is a chance of you receiven the firt offenders act...under this act...after a certain amount of time with no crimes being committed the record can be sealed!