Parole Division

If a parolee cannot provide a proposed residence that can be approved and/or have no where to go, they are considered to be undomicile and are released to a shelter

Yes it is true. Please contact your PO.

Certificate of relief requires a long application, an investigation and interview from a parole officer. If you are looking for your discharge papers for completing parole that is something different. Google NYS DOCCS - on the very bottom of the page you will see a link to the certificate of relief. For a copy of your discharge or completion of parole - call your last parole officer and see if they can help you. More than likely you are going to have to track down the copy yourself - call 718 780 9316 between 9am - 4pm ask for the number to Central files, NYC closed files and the clemency department. You will have to call each one and get someone to locate a copy and mail or fax it to you. Sounds like a lot - but once you get those phone numbers things are pretty easy. Good luck and congratulations for completing parole and staying out of the system since your completion.

Central files - 518 486 9480 Executive clemency 518 485-8953

Being on parole has nothing to do with him being a tenant in the apartment. He still has all the rights anyone else would have as a tenant. So if he decides to make a problem for your sister as far as not leaving the residence - it is something that would have to be handled by housing court

No because it's being served as a volation sort of like a fine and not a conviction that you coped out to. So

You should call the facility and asking to speak with the ORC.

Yes.