FE Policy for Incarcerated ?
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Re: Incarcerated
No not kidding--I've never been asked. I'm new to the business. If you don't ask, you don't know. I wrote both parents--they asked.
Yes or no--real simple...
No not kidding--I've never been asked. I'm new to the business. If you don't ask, you don't know. I wrote both parents--they asked.
Yes or no--real simple...
Re: Incarcerated
You're going to have a little trouble with the PHI.
The way it goes is, "This is a collect call from X Prison, will you accept the charges...?"
Bottom line is, not happening. The risk of death while incarcerated is elevated from communal disease, fatal injury and suicide.
You're going to have a little trouble with the PHI.
The way it goes is, "This is a collect call from X Prison, will you accept the charges...?"
Bottom line is, not happening. The risk of death while incarcerated is elevated from communal disease, fatal injury and suicide.
- 11,996
Re: Incarcerated
Yes, there are carriers that will take it, but the rates are ugly.
What state?
Yes, there are carriers that will take it, but the rates are ugly.
What state?
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Re: Incarcerated
One of the parents will be the owner--I can go write it in the prison face to face but don't know if they will allow the POS so any info. you can give me as to the series of events that need to take place is much appreciated. He's in Ohio...
One of the parents will be the owner--I can go write it in the prison face to face but don't know if they will allow the POS so any info. you can give me as to the series of events that need to take place is much appreciated. He's in Ohio...
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Re: Incarcerated
NO, you cannot go write him, face to face in an Ohio prison facility. ODRC will not let you OR his parents walk into a prison with a pen, paper, or anything else you would expect to have when writing a life ins application. Do yourself a favor, call the prison where he is located and ask them how you can just walk in and write that app? You will learn real fast what the protocol is.
You could give the appl to his Atty and the Atty could take it to him to get it signed. You could mail the application to him but something as complex as a life ins appl with all the jargon on the apps may not make it through the screening process.
It is possible to do but not going to be as simple as you think.
NO, you cannot go write him, face to face in an Ohio prison facility. ODRC will not let you OR his parents walk into a prison with a pen, paper, or anything else you would expect to have when writing a life ins application. Do yourself a favor, call the prison where he is located and ask them how you can just walk in and write that app? You will learn real fast what the protocol is.
You could give the appl to his Atty and the Atty could take it to him to get it signed. You could mail the application to him but something as complex as a life ins appl with all the jargon on the apps may not make it through the screening process.
It is possible to do but not going to be as simple as you think.
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Re: Incarcerated
Maybe if his Parents have POA; otherwise he will still need to sign the app.
Suggest you tell the parents it isn't economically or logistically feasible and go find another prospect.
Maybe if his Parents have POA; otherwise he will still need to sign the app.
Suggest you tell the parents it isn't economically or logistically feasible and go find another prospect.
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