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FORM IA/VI
(Receiving State)
, hereby apply for supervision as a parolee or probationer to the Interstate
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Compact for Juveniles. I understand that supervision in the receiving state makes it likely that there will be certain
differences between the supervision that I would receive in this state and supervision that I will receive in the state to
which I am applying to relocate or reside. In order to receive the advantages of supervision under the Interstate Compact
for Juveniles, I hereby acknowledge and accept such differences in the standards of supervision as may be provided by
the receiving state.
(Sending State)
n view of the above, I do hereby apply for permission to be supervised on
parole
probation in
.
(Receiving State)
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING AND WAIVER
,
realize that the grant of
to go to the State of
parole
probation and especially the privilege to
is a benefit to me.
FORM VI
I,
eave the State of
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herefore, I promise:
. That I will make my home with
until a change of residence is authorized by the proper authorities in the receiving state.
(Name, Relationship, and Address)
2. That I will obey the terms and conditions of
parole
probation as set by both the sending and receiving states.
3. That I will return at any time to the sending state if asked to do so by the
parole
probation authorities in that
further understand that if I fail to keep these promises, I may be returned to the sending state. I have read the above,
or have had the above read and explained to me, and I understand its meaning and agree thereto. I understand and
accept that a failure to comply with these terms and conditions may result in sanctions in both the sending and/or
receiving state.
(Juvenile’s Signature)
(Date)
(Witness’ Signature)
(Date)
ermission is hereby granted to the above-named juvenile to apply for, reside in, and be supervised by the State of
(Receiving State)
provided that the receiving state accepts supervision.
(Date)
SIGNED:
(If probation, sending state’s JUDGE; If parole, sending state‘s COMPACT OFFICIAL)
state.
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INTERSTATE COMPACT FOR JUVENILES
APPLICATION FOR SERVICES AND WAIVER
APPLICATION FOR COMPACT SERVICES
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CJ FORM IA/VI | Rev. 02-23-15
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING ICJ FORM IA/VI
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY.
ALL MATERIALS MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE SENDING STATE’S INTERSTATE
COMPACT FOR JUVENILES OFFICE FOR FORWARDING.
orm IA – Application for Compact Services
eceiving state: state in which juvenile is residing or will reside.
Sending state: state of probation/parole/adjudication; requesting state.
“I…” (blank): print juvenile’s name here.
“In view of the above…”: Check either “parole” or “probation” and fill in the name of the receiving
state.
orm VI – Memorandum of Understanding and Waiver
I,…” (blank): insert juvenile’s name, check “parole” or “probation,” fill in the name of the state under
whose jurisdiction the juvenile is placed, and the name of the state in which the juvenile is residing or will
reside.
“1”: insert name, relationship, and address of home wherein juvenile is residing or will reside.
“2”: check either “parole” or “probation.”
“3”: check either “parole” or “probation;” Juvenile must sign and date; Witness must sign and date.
“Permission is hereby granted…”: insert name of state in which juvenile will reside and be supervised.
“Signature”: If the juvenile is on probation, the sending state’s JUDGE or court designee signs here. If
the juvenile is on parole, the sending state’s Interstate Compact for Juveniles official or designee signs
here.
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CJ FORM IA/VI | Rev. 02-23-15
ICJ Application for Services and Waiver
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Here are the fields we could identify.
juveniles_signature
was Juveniles Signature (0.62 conf)signature_date__1
was Date (1.00 conf)signature_date__2
was Date_2 (1.00 conf)receiving_state__1
was Receiving State (0.39 conf)sending_state
was Sending State (0.41 conf)go_state
was to go to the State of (0.44 conf)benefit
was is a benefit to me (0.42 conf)name_relationship_address
was Name Relationship and Address (0.38 conf)signature_date__3
was Date_3 (1.00 conf)witness_signature
was Witness Signature (0.50 conf)users1_signature
was Signature2 (1.00 conf)receiving_state__2
was Receiving State_3 (0.40 conf)receiving_state__3
was Receiving State_2 (0.40 conf)
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juveniles_signature
witness_signature
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