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- Begin by entering your inmate number and name at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying your application.
- Next, provide the name and judicial district of the sentencing court along with the docket numbers for all cases related to your application for review of sentence.
- In the designated section, clearly state that you wish to withdraw your application for review. Ensure you understand that this action prevents any future applications regarding these sentences.
- Date the form and sign it in the space provided. Your signature confirms your request to withdraw.
- A witness must also sign the document, acknowledging that you voluntarily signed this withdrawal. Include their title and printed name.
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