Not a Jail: Why the YAP Scholarship Page Shows Up When You Search for Bradford County Facility
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Overview
Looking for someone connected to Bradford County Facility? Start by picking the right tool. Federal inmates appear in the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) locator, while state or local detainees show up through Pennsylvania DOC resources or county search tools. VINE can send custody alerts for recent arrests or status changes. Have clear identifiers ready—full legal name, date of birth, any known aliases, and an inmate or booking number if you have it. This helps narrow results and avoid false matches. If you see a status like "Released" or "Not in BOP Custody," the person may have been transferred, placed on supervised release, or moved to a different agency's custody. Check other state and local systems to be sure. Listings can lag or be incomplete, so always confirm the current location before making plans.
After You Search
Quick Facts
- Use the federal BOP locator for federal inmates and Pennsylvania DOC or county search tools for state or local detainees.
- VINE provides custody alerts that can help track recent arrests or status changes.
- Gather the person’s full legal name and date of birth; an inmate ID or known aliases makes searches more accurate.
- Search results can be incomplete or outdated; always confirm the person’s current location before visiting or making plans.
- After initial submission the applicant will be emailed an award letter, a YAP General Release form, and a fillable Endowment Fund Scholarship Information Request form.
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Common Questions
Which search should I use to find someone connected to Bradford County Facility?
Start with Pennsylvania DOC resources or the county’s inmate search, and use VINE if you want custody alerts. Use the federal BOP locator only when the person is in federal custody.
What information do I need to search for an inmate?
Use the person’s full legal name and date of birth whenever possible. Adding known aliases and an inmate, booking, or register number helps narrow the results.
What does it mean if a lookup shows 'Released' or 'Not in BOP Custody'?
It can mean the person is no longer in BOP custody because they were transferred, placed on supervised release, or are being held by another agency. Check other local or state systems to confirm where they are now.
What happens after I submit a YAP scholarship application to Bradford County Facility, PA?
After you submit, the facility emails the applicant an award letter plus a YAP General Release and a fillable Endowment Fund Scholarship Information Request form. Follow the email instructions for signing and returning the forms.
How do I return the YAP General Release and Scholarship Information Request form for Bradford County Facility?
Email both the YAP General Release and the Scholarship Information Request form to Marcia Goss. The YAP release can be signed electronically before you send it back.
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