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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Finding a Jail Bird Posted by RC on June 24, 2003 at 11:21 AM In Reply to: Re: Finding a Jail Bird posted by Bob on June 19, 2003 at 6:25 AM : : hello : : any sugggestions on how to locate a Trustor who the neighbors tell us is in Jail ?? : : when we locate the facility he is in - - - how do we contact him there and how do we get a notarized signature if we can work out an arrangement?? : : thank you : : Lughead : Lughead. Once you find him,call the jail and ask them how to send a letter to him. : All you need is his name,booking number and the address where he is located. : Tell him what you want, and leave a number he can call you at. : Of course it is a collect call. Or you can visit him ,usually on weekends. : Have a notary public go with you to finalize any details. : Of course call the jail to make sure they allow it. Most wont have a problem having the inmtate sign paperwork. Bob Lughead-- Most inmates in a state correctional facility have a counselor who is responsible for assisting them in situations where they need a third party. I have found them to be cordial and cooperative. Any monies due the inmate are held in a trust with the state having POA. There is a 30 day holding period before funds are available to the inmate. Inmates have access to an array of legal forms and a Notary is usually available to inmates a least once a week. It is suprisingly easy to communicate with an inmate... I hope this helps. -Rick Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : : hello : : : any sugggestions on how to locate a Trustor who the neighbors tell us is in Jail ?? : : : when we locate the facility he is in - - - how do we contact him there and how do we get a notarized signature if we can work out an arrangement?? : : : thank you : : : Lughead : : Lughead. Once you find him,call the jail and ask them how to send a letter to him. : : All you need is his name,booking number and the address where he is located. : : Tell him what you want, and leave a number he can call you at. : : Of course it is a collect call. Or you can visit him ,usually on weekends. : : Have a notary public go with you to finalize any details. : : Of course call the jail to make sure they allow it. Most wont have a problem having the inmtate sign paperwork. Bob : Lughead-- Most inmates in a state correctional facility have a counselor who is responsible for assisting them in situations where they need a third party. I have found them to be cordial and cooperative. Any monies due the inmate are held in a trust with the state having POA. There is a 30 day holding period before funds are available to the inmate. Inmates have access to an array of legal forms and a Notary is usually available to inmates a least once a week. It is suprisingly easy to communicate with an inmate... I hope this helps. : -Rick Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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