Post Conviction Restoration Of Civil Rights | Kentucky Department Of Corrections
Accepts applications for the restoration of the right to vote and hold public office from residents of Kentucky who have been convicted of non-violent felonies and have satisfied their terms of supervised release and/or their sentence of incarceration.
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Physical Address
Hours
Monday:08:00-16:30;Tuesday:08:00-16:30;Wednesday:08:00-16:30;Thursday:08:00-16:30;Friday:08:00-16:30
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Application process
Individuals who do not meet criteria for automatic restoration must submit an application for consideration. Applications are available from Probation and Parole Offices, by emailing [email protected], or online at https://civilrightsrestoration.ky.gov/Pages/application.aspx
Fee
None
Eligibility
To apply for restoration, applicants must:
-be a resident of Kentucky
-have received a final discharge or expiration of sentence
-not have any pending charges, outstanding warrants, or indictments, and
-not owe any outstanding restitution
Service area
Kentucky
Agency info
Kentucky Department Of Corrections
State agency responsible for operating adult correctional facilities and providing oversight for the state's Probation and Parole Division and county jails.