if release from prison w/ probation can you transfer probation to other states?

Answer 1

First of all, don't leave the state without permission of your local probation office and court. If you do, you are in violation of your probation.

There is a process so that a person can transfer their probation from one state to another using the Interstate Compact. To do this, you need to go to your probation officer and fill out the paperwork and pay the fee. Your PO will send the paperwork to the state IC agency, who will forward it to the state where you want to move. The receiving state will then forward it to the local office of your proposed move.

Some transfers are automatically approved. Those transfers are the cases where the probationer has an immediate family member living in the receiving state. If you don't have immediate family there, the receiving state has the option of refusing your transfer.

The same process applies in cass of parole also.

Answer 2

Probation has limitations usually in the state where the probation was issued.

Answer 3

some states enable pass of probation if the accepting state and Probation branch concurs. the 1st question i'd ask is of the Probation branch in Columbus, Ohio to be sure in the event that they'd enable it. plenty will matter on the character of the crime and the criminal background of your Boy buddy.

Answer 4

You must ask the probation office or call the District Attorney's office.

Answer 5

ask your probation officer or the court

Answer 6

Yes,but only with the permission of both states.Another state may choose to reject your request & let you move there.
It depends on your crime mostly,but yes you can if the powers agree.