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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the victim impact panel request form in the editor.
- Begin by entering your Full Name (First, MI, Last) in the designated field. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
- Input your Date of Birth (DOB) in the specified format to verify your identity.
- Select the County where you attended the Victim Impact Panel from the dropdown menu or type it in if necessary.
- Provide the Month and Year you attended the panel. If unsure, give an approximate date to expedite processing.
- Enter your Contact Phone Number so that we can reach you if there are any questions regarding your request.
- Ensure you have included a Replacement fee of $20 via money order or bank certified check, as personal checks and cash are not accepted.
- Attach a self-addressed stamped envelope; remember that your request will not be processed without it.
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