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1. doccs.ny.gov › lookup-info-instructionsLookup Info & Instructions | Department of Corrections and ...

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   The New York State Identification (NYSID) is intended for criminal justice agencies only. However, if you should know an incarcerated individual's NYSID, you will not be prevented from accessing records by using it. The NYSID information is not available on this Lookup.

2. doccs.ny.gov › identificationIdentification | Department of Corrections and Community ...

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   Identification. Visitors are required to furnish proof of identification, including the following: Photo identification when being processed to visit an incarcerated individual in DOCCS. Acceptable forms of photo identification must be valid, and current (not expired) and may include: A driver’s license with photo

3. www.ny.gov › services › inmate-lookupFind an Incarcerated Individual at a Correctional Facility

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   New York State Identification Number (NYSID) A NYSID is a unique identifier assigned to an individual by the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). If you know a person’s NYSID, you will not be prevented from accessing his or her records online, however a NYSID will not be provided when searching by another search criteria.

4. doccs.ny.gov › obtaining-dmv-identificationObtaining DMV Identification | Department of Corrections and ...

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   Supporting documentation should be in the same or true name that appears on your DOCCS Release ID. After you have provided the DMV with the required documentation, you will exchange your DOCCS Release ID for a DMV Non-Driver's Photo ID. Possessing sufficient identification will play an important role in your successful reintegration.

5. nysdoccslookup.doccs.ny.govIncarcerated Lookup

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   The Incarcerated Lookup allows users to search for information on individuals incarcerated within the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.

6. www.ny.gov › sites › defaultHANDBOOK FOR THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF NEW YORK STATE DOCCS ...

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   A Department Identification Number (DIN) is assigned to each incarcerated individual admitted to the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS). It is an internal number used as an identifier for the incarcerated individual while they are in the custody of the Department.

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   What is a DOCCS lookup?

   • This Lookup is intended to provide interested parties with information on the status and location of individuals incarcerated in a New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) facility.

   Lookup Info & Instructions | Department of Corrections and Community

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   Should I use the New York state identification (NYSID)?

   • In the future, using the DIN is a more direct and effective way to retrieve information about individuals incarcerated in DOCCS. The New York State Identification (NYSID) is intended for criminal justice agencies only. However, if you should know an incarcerated individual's NYSID, you will not be prevented from accessing records by using it.

   Lookup Info & Instructions | Department of Corrections and Community

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   What is a DOCCS number?

   • A DOCCS number is a sequentially assigned number within the reception center of the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) at which an incarcerated individual was originally admitted for the current incarceration.

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   Can a incarcerated person access a New York state identification (NYSID)?

   • The New York State Identification (NYSID) is intended for criminal justice agencies only. However, if you should know an incarcerated individual's NYSID, you will not be prevented from accessing records by using it. The NYSID information is not available on this Lookup.

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   How long does a DOCCS card last in New York?

   • Upon release, you will receive a New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) Released Offender Identification Card, which expires after 120 days from your release date.

   Obtaining DMV Identification | Department of Corrections

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   How does DOCCS help incarcerated people get an ID?

   • DOCCS staff at the facilities are assisting incarcerated individuals with gathering the necessary paperwork to apply for an ID and take their photo. Once the DMV processes the transaction, the ID is delivered directly to the correctional facility so it is available to the individual.

   Governor Hochul Announces Expansion of Program to Provide State-Iss…

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8. www.governor.ny.gov › news › governor-hochulGovernor Hochul Announces Expansion of Program to Provide ...

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   Jan 12, 2024 · New York State DMV Commissioner Mark J.F. Schroeder said, “This is just one of many ways that Governor Hochul is striving to improve the lives of all New Yorkers and provide more opportunities for everyone who calls this great state home. A basic photo ID is required to establish housing, gain employment and access many other critical benefits, but obtaining one without a little help can be ...