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The document is a consent form (BP-A0192) from the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, allowing inmates to authorize the disclosure of their information to specified recipients for community programming or other objectives. It outlines the inmate's rights regarding revocation of consent and specifies conditions under which the consent remains effective.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the RELEASE OF INFORMATION CONSENT form in the editor.
Begin by entering the inmate's name in the designated field labeled 'Name of Inmate'.
Next, input the inmate's register number in the 'Register Number' field.
In the 'Authorize' section, specify the person, agency, or organization that is being authorized to receive information.
For the 'To disclose to' section, list the recipients who will receive this information.
Select one of the options under 'The following information' by initialing next to either (a) for Community Programming or (b) for Other Objective.
Clearly state the purpose of disclosure in the corresponding field.
Review and initial next to your understanding of revocation terms and when consent ceases to be effective.
Finally, have the inmate sign and date at the bottom of the form.

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