This form can be used in most states to register to vote by submitting your application in the mail. The form can be found at https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1/6/Federal_Voter_Registration_ENG.pdf. It is available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Tagalog, and Vietnamese. Download and print the form so you can fill it out. Currently, this form is not accepted in Wyoming, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. To learn more about voter registration in these places, visit your State Election Office site or Overseas Vote Foundation at https://www.overseasvotefoundation.org/vote/home.htm. If you live in New Hampshire, you can only use this form to request an absentee ballot. North Dakota does not have voter registration. Find the boxes at the top of the form that verify your eligibility to vote. Put an "X" or checkmark in the appropriate boxes showing you're eligible. Verify that everything you've entered on your form is correct. Then, sign the form to confirm it's accurate. Make sure to fill out Sections A, B, and C at the bottom of the form if they apply to you. If you are registering to vote for the first time and are mailing this registration application, Federal law requires you to show proof of identification the first time you vote. You may be exempt from this requirement if you submit a copy of your ID when you mail in your voter registration form. If you'd like to submit a copy with your voter registration application, make a photocopy of your current and valid ID, such as a passport or driver's license, and of other documentation that shows your name and address like your utility bill, bank statement, or paystub. Put the copies in an envelope with your form. If you are a first-time voter or live in a state that requires you to show an ID in order to vote, you may need to bring additional identification to vote, even if you submit photocopies that meet the federal requirements with your application. Check your state's Voter ID requirements at https://www.vote.org/voter-id-laws/. Check the end of the application's state-specific instructions to find the address for your election office. Put your registration in the mail before the listed deadline for the election you want to participate in. Make sure you have written the mailing address correctly and add a stamp for postage. Deadlines are usually between 730 days before the scheduled election, but they will vary state by state. Some states have "postmarked by" deadlines and others have "received by" deadlines, so make sure you know the rules for your state and leave yourself extra time in case there are unexpected delays. Check your state's deadlines in the state-specific instructions after the application or at https://www.vote.org/voter-registration-deadlines/. Your state may send you a voter registration card in the mail to confirm your application was processed successfully.
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One-sentence summary -- Download the National Mail Voter Registration Form. Check the boxes at the top of the application to confirm your eligibility. Sign and date the bottom of the form. (Optional) Include a copy of your identification. Send your application to the election office listed for your state.

If you have tried to get the money back from your friend by talking to them, but it doesn't seem like they are going to pay you back you have two options. You can just give up and convince yourself that the money was a gift, or you can take legal action to get the money back. However, if you do decide to take legal action, realize that there is a decent chance your friendship will be over. Depending on the size of the loan, it may be worth taking legal action (assuming you took steps to prepare yourself for this possibility when you gave the loan) even if it does ruin your friendship. Someone who borrowed a large amount of money, and didn't care enough to pay you back is not your friend. Understand that money you give as a "gift" to a friend is not tax deductible, so you cannot claim it as a deduction on your tax return. Furthermore, you may be subject to the gift tax if you are a US taxpayer and you give them over $13,000 in a calendar year. Hopefully you have taken steps to protect yourself from this occurrence, so you will have your signed, notarized document stating that you lent money to your friend and that they were supposed to have paid you back by a certain date. If you do not have such a document, you may still be able to take them to court as oral contracts are considered binding. The problem is that the existence of oral contracts are very difficult to prove. If you had an oral contract, you might be able to prove that such a contract exists if there was a witness to the agreement. Gather together any emails you may have sent asking for the friend to repay the loan. This will create a paper trail, which will demonstrate that you've tried to resolve the matter by other means. . At this point, you will need to hire a lawyer who will guide you through the process of taking your friend to court. The lawyer may begin by writing an official letter to your friend asking them to repay the money that they owe you or be ready to deal with the issue in court. Sometimes, an official letter such as this will be enough to motivate your friend to start repaying what they owe. Be aware that a lawyer won't be free. You will have to pay them for the services, so be sure that the money you are to be repaid will be more than the amount you will have to pay the lawyer. Otherwise, while you may get your money back, you may end up losing money or just breaking even depending on the sum involved, and the services the lawyer needs to provide. Unless you have lent your friend an extraordinary amount of money, you will likely deal with the matter in small claims court. If you have hired a lawyer, they will guide you through the process of filing a claim. If you haven't, you will need to contact the county clerk where you live (or where any agreement you created was signed), as the rules for filing a claim vary from state to state. Generally, you will need to sign an affidavit confirming that you have tried to resolve the issue outside of court, fill out a complaint form, which asks for the details of the claim, and pay a filing fee, which can typically range from $15 up to $100 depending on where you live. At this point, you must send a "statement of claim" to the defendant (your friend). You can do this yourself, through your lawyer, or through hiring a private company who will "serve" the defendant. If your friend continues to avoid repayment, you will typically both be required to appear before a judge who will determine what course of action to take. Keep in mind that if your friend decides to repay you what you're owed at any point, it is your responsibility to contact the courts to let them know.
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One-sentence summary -- Decide if getting the money back is more important than the friendship. Prepare your documentation. Hire a lawyer Settle your dispute in small claims court.

This move is required to gain access to Regirock. Like the other Regis, Regirock is a level 40 Pokemon. Bring Water Pokemon to land effective hits. Bring along a Pokemon that can put Regirock to Sleep or Paralyze it, as well as a Pokemon that has False Swipes. Finally, make sure you're stocked up on Ultra Balls. You'll find the Desert Ruins on the east side of the Route. The Braille gives you instructions on waht you need to do to access Regirock. Walk two steps to the right and then two steps down. Use Strength at this spot and the door will appear. You only get one shot at Regirock, so you'll definitely want to save before approaching it. This will allow you to quickly reload your game and try again if something goes wrong. Start the battle with Regirock. Use your Water-type Pokemon to take out big chunks of Regirock's health, and then use False Swipes to lower it as low as possible without knocking it out. Hit Regirock with Sleep or Paralyze, and then start throwing Ultra Balls at it.
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Bring a Pokemon that knows Strength. Get ready to fight Regirock. Travel to Route 111. Read the inscription at the back of the cave. Save your game. Capture Regirock.