US EditionVirginia adopts reforms to provide released prisoners with identification documents
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Virginia adopts reforms to provide released prisoners with identification documents
Before a person can get a job, rent an apartment, or open a bank account, they typically need to obtain one or more forms of identification. However, many people are released from prison without a valid form of identification. Virginia’s lawmakers and governor approved House Bill 2221 (HB 2221) in April to help released inmates obtain identification documents and successfully reenter society. The new law will go into effect on July 1, 2026. The…
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