Federal Prison Inmate Locater - How to Find Someone in Prison

How can I find out if someone is in jail?

When I recently went looking for someone who I thought was in federal prison I was sure that I would have a near impossible task on my hands but I was wrong. It might have been difficult a few years ago but not anymore. Let me show you how to find someone in prison and get loads of background information about them at the same time.

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Step 1: Use the BOP Federal Inmate Lookup

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) provides a website at bop.gov. On the site you will find the BOP federal inmate locater which is a searchable database of all federal inmates since 1982.

Type in the details of the person that you're looking for and click the button to see a list of names together with the prisons where they're being held. When I did this recently the site gave me a long list of inmates because of the common name that I was searching for so I had to find out which one, if any, of the inmates was the person that I was looking for.

Step 2: Get more background information on someone

You may find like I did, that when you've narrowed down your search by race, age and sex you're still left with more than one name and you can't be sure that any one of them is the one you're looking for. You need to get more information on this person.

The BOP site is ok, it's free and it might just tell you everything you need to know. If it doesn't then you should subscribe to a web site that will give you all the information you could ever wish for on prison inmates and anyone else you fancy looking up. These websites gather information from thousands of places all over the Internet and offline too. They are easy to search and when you find the person that you're looking for you can do a full criminal records and background check on them. When you've done this you'll be far more confident that you've found the person that you're looking for.

Federal Prison Inmate Locater - How to Find Someone in Prison

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7 Steps To Apply For Federal Permanent Disability

Do you know how to apply for permanent disability? Do you know how long it will take to complete your goal? Do you know you can not work at all when applying for permanent disability? If you answered yes or no do any of these questions, read on.

STEP ONE:

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Call Social Security and tell them you want to start the paperwork for you being permanent disability.

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Make an appointment at your local Social Security office.

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Or you can walk in and take a number and wait.

Note: Being represented by an Attorney and having Medical assistance available will help your case.

STEP TWO:

You will receive a packet of papers in the mail to be filled out and returned to the Social Security Office by the date requested.
All your medical records will be sent for from your various medical providers.

STEP THREE:

You will receive a letter from Social Security with a date and time for you to have a medical examination by a Medical Doctor.

STEP FOUR:

If after your examination you are refused permanent disability you have a time limit to file for an appeal. The appeal form will be enclosed with your refusal letter from Social Security.

STEP FIVE:

At this time you may be represented by an attorney. Actually you may have attorney representation starting with Step One.

STEP SIX:

You will be waiting for a court date to be set. This can take months.

STEP SEVEN:

You can appeal again.

If denied again. You can start Step One over again.

Note: Each state has different requirements to be fulfilled by you. Always call your social security office and get the correct information for your personal use.

During this complete process you will not be able to work. You will have to depend on your bank account, family and friends for support to make it through the tough times.

Thank you for reading my article. Please feel free to read any of my numerous articles.

Copyright Linda E. Meckler 2007

7 Steps To Apply For Federal Permanent Disability

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