The TDCJ Interstate Compact Office provides training for the Community Corrections Monitoring Division (CSCD), TDCJ Parole Officers, Judiciary, District Attorneys and Board of Pardons and Paroles to ensure compliance with laws, standards, policies and compact procedures. Training is also available via WebEx for public servants and employees on the Interstate Commission website in www.interstatecompact.org. (4) Name, address, telephone number of the current or future employer of the probation officer, home care provider and/or educational institution, depending on the application. Some states levy a fee for processing a transfer request between states. Offenders should discuss this with their supervisor when considering the possibility of a move. The offender should also consider the host state`s policy on fees and supervisory fees. (a) All intergovernmental probation transfers must comply with the provisions of the Intergovernmental Covenant for the Supervision of Probation Officers and Probation Officers, the Youth Pact, all other rules, regulations and applicable regulations and procedures adopted by the State Administrator for these pacts, in reference to the transfer of probation conditions; Any probation department for seconded workers must take all necessary steps to ensure that, prior to transmission, there is: The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) is an agreement between the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, which determines how and when states can transfer probation and probation surveillance across national borders. The OACIO rules set out the criteria necessary to facilitate interstate transfer. As a general rule, offenders must have a good reason to have their probation or probation control transferred to another jurisdiction. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that the proposed plan is in the host Member State where they are more likely to succeed under supervision, by creating stability factors such as family reunification and the creation of meaningful employment.
Offenders convicted by the state and county probation officers may be transferred with certain restrictions. 5. After verification of the residence by the required entity, all information is immediately made available to the sending service, upon request. 4. The Host Probation Division does everything in its power to verify the stay without delay. If the purpose of the proposed transfer has not resulted in an adequate verification of its address, these efforts include at least two written communications addressed to the purpose of the transfer to the address indicated by the mailing service. In the absence of a response from these written communications, it is recommended that a home visit be made. (d) All temporary, intra-government and intergovernmental probation transfers must comply with the relevant provisions of this rule.
b) Prior to the transfer, the Probation Mailing Division provides the court with information relevant to the proposed transfer of a probation officer, including the home, to the country where the supervision is to be transferred; (g) If the Host Probation Division recommends additional conditions, it endeavours to deal with the court that has accepted the transfer within 20 business days from the date of acceptance of the transfer, with a view to changing the conditions. There is nothing to prevent the host probation division from requesting a change in conditions and/or a court to change the conditions during the duration of the supervision. (8) if the probation officer is subject to the registration of sex offenders and, if applicable, all documents relating to the registration of sex offenders, including photos; (b) The term “intergovernmental transfer” refers to a procedure for deleging control of adult and child probation officers in and out of New York State jurisdiction;