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The New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision has an agreement with Securus Technology, which provides the telephone system for incarcerated individuals at each state operated facility. If you wish to accept calls from incarcerated individuals in New York State correctional facilities, you are required to have an account with Securus. An account can be created online or by calling 1-800-844-6591.
The current calling rate is $.0399 per minute for calls terminating within the United States, Canada, and US Territories (American Samoa, Federated states of Micronesia, Guam, Midway Islands, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands). There are no additional call set-up or connect fees.
Incarcerated individuals are only permitted to call persons on their approved telephone list and may only have up to 15 telephone numbers on their approved list at any time. Phone numbers may only be added or deleted at the request of the incarcerated individual. This is generally done on a quarterly basis when they meet with their assigned Offender Rehabilitation Coordinator.
If you do not wish to receive telephone calls from someone in a correctional facility, you need to notify the facility, in writing, and your name will be entered on the incarcerated individual's Negative Correspondence and Telephone List. The incarcerated individual will be immediately notified in writing that you have been removed from their \"Telephone List\" and that disciplinary action may be taken if the telephone is used in any manner to contact you. In addition, your telephone number will be removed from the telephone system.
A schedule for phone calls will be established. Calls will automatically be terminated when the facility specific time limit has been reached, preceded by a warning. No calls will exceed 30 minutes. When other incarcerated individuals are waiting to place calls, a 10-minute limit may be imposed.
Incarcerated individuals are prohibited from placing telephone calls to the following individuals unless they are a member of the incarcerated individual's immediate family, including a spouse, child, parent, grandparent, brother, sister, aunt, or uncle:
Incarcerated individuals are prohibited from making telephone calls for the purpose of harassing or intimidating any person. Staff and incarcerated individuals are advised that such telephone calls may violate federal and/or state laws. Facility Superintendents shall report serious and/or continuing telephone calls of this nature to the proper law enforcement authorities.
Incarcerated individual telephone calls and telephone conversations are restricted to the telephone number dialed or otherwise placed by or for the incarcerated individual. Telephone call forwarding, third party phone calls, and calls to 1-800 numbers are prohibited.
Incarcerated individuals are also prohibited from placing calls to wireless communication devices, such as cellular or PCS phone, pagers, etc. Incarcerated individuals will be subject to disciplinary action should they violate these rules.
A: If you have children with you when you are arrested, ask the officers if you can call a family member or friend to come take care of them before the officers take you away. If you are arrested when your children are at school or elsewhere, call a friend or family member as soon as possible so that a responsible adult will be able to take care of them.
A: Assert your rights. Non-citizens have rights that are important for their immigration cases. You do not have to answer questions. You can tell the officer you want to speak with a lawyer. You do not have to sign anything giving up your rights, and should never sign anything without reading, understanding and knowing the consequences of signing it. If you do sign a waiver, immigration agents could try to deport you before you see a lawyer or a judge. The immigration laws are hard to under- stand. There may be options for you that the immigration officers will not explain to you. You should talk to a lawyer before signing anything or making a decision about your situation. If possible, carry with you the name and telephone number of a lawyer who will take your calls.
A: Yes. You have the right to call a lawyer or your family if you are detained, and you have the right to be visited by a lawyer in detention. You have the right to have your attorney with you at any hearing before an immigration judge. You do not have the right to a government- appointed attorney for immigration proceedings, but immigration officials must give you a list of free or low-cost legal service providers. You have the right to hire your own immigration attorney.
A: Yes. Non-citizens arrested in the U.S. have the right to call their consulate or to have the law enforcement officer tell the consulate of your arrest. Law enforcement must let your con- sulate visit or speak with you if consular officials decide to do so. Your consulate might help you find a lawyer or offer other help.
It is possible to download and complete an application for public assistance from the California Department of Social Services website. However, you must return the application either in person or by mail to the appropriate county office. Certain counties in California are now accepting public assistance applications online. To see which counties accept public assistance applications online, please visit the BenefitsCal.com website.
A: If you are enrolled in a Medi-Cal Managed Care Plan and want to choose another health plan for any reason, you may leave the health plan and join a different health plan. You may call Health Care Options (HCO) at (800) 430-4263 or visit a HCO presentation site for assistance in making a health plan change. You may also complete and mail an Enrollment Choice Form to HCO at the address provided below. Additional enrollment information is available on the HCO Enrollment page.California Department of Health Care ServicesHealth Care OptionsBox 989009West Sacramento, CA 95798
A: Californians in need of health insurance can visit Covered California website or call (800) 300-1506 to enroll in coverage. If you need assistance in person, you may locate a Certified Enrollment Counselor, Certified Insurance Agent or contact your local county social services/human services agency at the website previously listed.
If you are in a Medi-Cal Managed Care Plan, you must see providers in your plan. You can get a provider directory for your plan by contacting your plan directly or call Health Care Options at (800) 430-4263.
WA Notify users who use a self-test kit (also called at-home tests) and test positive for COVID-19 can request a verification code to anonymously notify other WA Notify users that they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
If you are unable to request a verification code in WA Notify, you should call the state COVID-19 hotline, 1-800-525-0127, then press #, and let the hotline staff know that you are a WA Notify user. The hotline staff can provide you with a verification link you can use to alert other WA Notify users that they may have been exposed.
People who use a self-test kit (also called at-home tests) and test positive for COVID-19 can report positive results to DOH, outside of the WA Notify application. For current guidance on how to report a positive test result, refer to the DOH Testing for COVID-19 page.
WA Notify is not the only tool to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Contact tracing and other efforts benefit every Washington resident, even if they do not have a smartphone. Vaccines are the best way to stop the spread of COVID-19, and wearing masks, physically distancing, and limiting the size of gatherings are other ways everyone can help stop the spread of COVID-19.
You can download the Brother Mobile Connect app from the App Store on your Apple mobile device.Click here to download from the App Store. The app is supported in iOS version 13.0 and later.
Birth and death certificates may be issued to immediate family members--mother, father, brother, sister, parent, grandparent or child. While a grandparent may obtain their grandchild's record, a grandchild cannot obtain their grandparent's record without providing proof of a direct tangible need for the record. In addition, a certificate may be obtained by a legal guardian, legal representative of the family, and organizations or governmental agencies that have a direct tangible need for the record.
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Most incarcerated people have access to telephones and can initiate outgoing calls. Beginning January 1, 2023, all telephone audio calls made from an incarcerated person in a California state prison are free of charge to the incarcerated person and their friends and families. When corresponding with an incarcerated person, individuals may provide a telephone number where an incarcerated person can call them. It is up to the incarcerated person to initiate the call. Phone calls are limited to 15 minutes.
For a smooth ride, make sure you understand how the transportation benefit works before you schedule your first trip. The questions and answers below can help. And if you have any other questions or need help scheduling your ride, just call Member Services at 1-866-595-8133.
Call us right away if there is a change in your appointment. If possible, please call at least 24 hours before the scheduled trip. We'll reschedule your ride so you can get to your appointment at the new time. Or make changes to your reservation online.
No. The transportation service cannot provide transportation to the emergency room. If you are having a health emergency, you should call 911. In an emergency, ambulance transportation is covered by Louisiana Healthcare Connections. 153554b96e
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