Post Conviction Restoration Of Civil Rights | Kentucky Department Of Corrections
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
Custody paperwork/documentation,Other documents (Copy of conviction and judgement on final sentence, Verification of final discharge or expiration, Verification of restitution paid in full if applicable),Military service documentation,Birth certificate
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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.
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Kentucky
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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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.