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Accessing Telehealth through Local Area Stations (ATLAS) is part of the VA’s Anywhere to Anywhere Telehealth initiative.

The goal of ATLAS is to enhance the accessibility of VA health care and help bridge the digital divide by establishing comfortable, private telehealth locations in communities where Veterans often have long travel times to VA facilities, or poor connectivity at home.
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About the Neighborhood Watch Program | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
Subsequent Neighborhood Watch meeting topics can cover a wide range of safety related issues, from child safety to identity theft and more.Eight Step ProgramThe Eight Step Program is listed as followed in cooperation with law enforcement agencies:Initial Meeting: A welcoming to neighbors and explanation of Neighborhood Watch.Home Security: Learning how to improve home security for the purpose of reducing home burglaries.Robbery: Learning ways to avoid becoming a victim of a robbery or personal assault.Gangs / Graffiti: Learning to identify gang members, recognizing the warning signs of drug use, and reducing and/or eliminating graffiti.Vehicle Security: Learning to safeguard your vehicle from theft and vandalism.Earthquake Preparedness: Learning the safety procedures in the event of an earthquake.Fire Prevention: Learning to safeguard your home against a fire.Identity Theft: Learning to reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim of identity theft.Home Security InspectionsAt no cost, the Monterey Park Police Department offers home security inspections to residents of the city. Crime prevention and safety tips are presented to residents to prevent any criminal activity. To schedule a residential inspection please contact the Community Engagement Bureau.Vacation House ChecksVacation House Checks are offered by the Monterey Park Police Department to the residents of Monterey Park at no cost. Before leaving on vacation, residents may fill out a form (PDF) requesting to have their home periodically checked while they are on vacation. Monterey Park Police Department Citizen Patrol members will check all Vacation House Check requests to help enhance the security of the home while the resident is away. Abandoned homes and occupied houses are not eligible for this service. **This program does not create a special duty upon the City of Monterey Park or the Monterey Park Police Department to guard your property against loss or theft. There is no guarantee against loss, theft or damage to any premises that are serviced.**Vacation House Check form must be submitted at the Police Department front counter with a valid California DL/ID.For additional information, please contact the Community Engagement Bureau at 626-307-1215.

 
 
 

 

 

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Birth CertificatesAs part of statewide efforts to prevent identity theft, California law requires this office to issue 2 different types of certified copies: authorized and informational. Both types are certified copies of the original document on file with California Department of Public Health.An AUTHORIZED CERTIFIED COPY of a birth record establishes the identity of the registrant and may be required to obtain a driver's license, passport, social security card and other services related to an individual's identity.
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Grab and Runs - often used by theft groups targeting trucks loaded with high-tech equipment. Crooks, traveling in family type vans, follow a targeted truck and once the rig stops, several suspects exit the van, open the trailer doors, and off-load as much property as they can before the rig proceeds. Warehousing Stolen Cargoes - often times stolen rigs are transported to a pre-designated storage facility for off-loading and storage of stolen commodities. Warehouses include, but are not limited to, industrial storage facilities, public storage facilities, restaurants, pallet yards, single-family houses, apartments, and condemned buildings. 

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Cargo theft is, in essence, a form of organized crime and in many cases violates Federal Statutes. The following is a list of applicable Federal Law that directly relates to Cargo Theft and Racketeering: 

Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 659: Theft from interstate shipments, UPS, Federal Express, Airborne Express, Etc. Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 1951: Interference with commerce by threat or violence. Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 1952: Interstate and foreign travel or transportation in aid of racketeering. Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 1957: Engaging in monetary transactions in property derived from specified unlawful activity (Cash value greater than $10,000). Chapter 96: Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations 

Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 1961 (1): definition of racketeering activity, to include any act or threat involving murder, kidnapping, gambling, arson, robbery, etc. Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 2117: The breaking and entering of a carrier facility, as well as breaking the seals of railcars, commercial trailers. Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 2314: Interstate transportation of stolen property of a value of $5,000 or more. Federal carjacking statutes


	  

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Extensive effort continues to be directed toward improved liaison and increased training/awareness among law enforcement and the private sector. Through these joint efforts of state agencies, local law enforcement and private industry, enhancements will be made in the reporting procedures currently being followed when cargo thefts occur.
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About the Neighborhood Watch Program	

In cooperation with law enforcement, Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program enlisting the active participation of residents to help reduce crime in our community. This program encourages our residents to work together in creating the most effective and basic crime prevention techniques, neighbors looking out for each other.Neighborhood Watch groups are formed by blocks; a captain is elected by a neighborhood group to represent his / her block. Meetings are scheduled with a Monterey Park Police representative where an eight step program begins. Neighborhood watch signs are placed on their block upon completion. Subsequent Neighborhood Watch meeting topics can cover a wide range of safety related issues, from child safety to identity theft and more.Eight Step ProgramThe Eight Step Program is listed as followed in cooperation with law enforcement agencies:Initial Meeting: A welcoming to neighbors and explanation of Neighborhood Watch.Home Security: Learning how to improve home security for the purpose of reducing home burglaries.Robbery: Learning ways to avoid becoming a victim of a robbery or personal assault.Gangs / Graffiti: Learning to identify gang members, recognizing the warning signs of drug use, and reducing and/or eliminating graffiti.Vehicle Security: Learning to safeguard your vehicle from theft and vandalism.Earthquake Preparedness: Learning the safety procedures in the event of an earthquake.Fire Prevention: Learning to safeguard your home against a fire.Identity Theft: Learning to reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim of identity theft.Home Security InspectionsAt no cost, the Monterey Park Police Department offers home security inspections to residents of the city. Crime prevention and safety tips are presented to residents to prevent any criminal activity. To schedule a residential inspection please contact the Community Engagement Bureau.Vacation House ChecksVacation House Checks are offered by the Monterey Park Police Department to the residents of Monterey Park at no cost.
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 CFPB demanda al centro de entrenamiento intensivo BloomTech y a su gerente general Austen Allred, por ocultar costos de préstamos y engañar a sus estudiantes sobre índices de empleo.
 

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CFPB Updates Supervision Designation Procedures

 The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a procedural rule to update how the agency designates a nonbank for supervision.
 

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CFPB Finds Violations of Credit Report Accuracy Requirements, Including for Survivors of Human Trafficking

 The CFPB today published an edition of Supervisory Highlights to share key findings from recent examinations about continuing accuracy problems in the credit reporting system.
 

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CFPB revela violaciones a requisitos de reporte de crédito | CFPB

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CFPB Finds Americans are Paying Upfront Fees Seeking to Lower Interest Rates on Mortgages

 The CFPB issued a new report today finding that more borrowers paid “discount points” upfront as overall interest rates rose.
 

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You can claim the Child Tax Credit by entering your children and other dependents on Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, and attaching a completed Schedule 8812, Credits for Qualifying Children and Other Dependents.
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Passports are processed in our Rocklin office only.Please note—Processing times may have significant delays. Please view current processing times or check the status of your application at travel.state.gov.Placer County Passport AppointmentsPassport Processing hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. An appointment is required for processing passport applications. A separate appointment is required for processing each individual passport application.Passport RenewalPassport renewals must be submitted by mail using Form DS-82 if your most recent passport meets all five of the following requirements:Is submitted with your applicationIs undamaged (other than normal “wear and tear”)Was issued when you were age 16 or olderWas issued within the last 15 yearsWas issued in your current name (or you can document your name change with an original or certified copy of your marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order)If any of the above statements do not apply to you, you must apply in person.Schedule Appointment

 
 

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Definition of a PassportA passport is an internationally recognized travel document attesting to the identity and nationality of the bearer. A passport indicates that its bearer is entitled to receive the protection and assistance of the diplomatic and consular officer of their country while abroad. In essence, it is a request on the part of the issuing government that officials of foreign governments permit the bearer to travel or sojourn (take temporary residence) in their territories and afford them all lawful aid and protection.Passport Book vs Passport CardCustomers now have the option to apply for a passport book, a passport card or both.Passport CardThe U.S. Department of State is now issuing a passport card (in addition to the passport book) which is a less expensive, smaller, and a more convenient alternative for travel by land and sea, between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean only. Please note, this card is not valid for travel by air.
Court order to recognize change of gender in California | California Courts | Self Help Guide
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In California, you can ask the court for an order recognizing your or your child's gender change. When you ask for the order, you can ask for a gender marker of female, male, or nonbinary. The process takes about two months.
When you need a court order to update gender markers
You may not need a court order to update a gender marker or sex identifier on identity documents. 
California identity documents: You don't need a court order to update the marker or identifier on your
California Birth certificate
California Marriage certificate, if your spouse agrees
California driver's license
Find out how to update identity documents from each government agency identity.
Out-of-state birth certificates: You may need a court order
Find out what the place that issued your birth certificate requires. The Transgender Law Center has a State-by-State Overview: Changing Gender Markers on Birth Certificates
Federal identity documents: You don't need a court order 
The Transgender Law Center has a Guide to changing identity documents with different federal agency requirements.

You need a court order to change your name. 
If you also want to change your name with the order recognizing your gender change, you will need to get a court order. You can ask for recognition of gender change and name change order at the same time. Or, you can just ask to change your name to match your gender identity.

Steps to get a court order
To start the process, you file forms with the court
You pay a $435-$450 filing fee. If you can’t afford the fee, you can ask the court to waive it. 
If you’re asking for a court order recognizing your child's gender, your child's other parent may need to get a copy of your request before the judge will make a decision. This is called serving court papers. 
You do not need to provide any medical documentation. Learn more