Get Deferred Prosecution Program Application

Filling out the Deferred Prosecution Program Application is an important step for eligible applicants aiming to participate in this program. This guide will provide clear instructions and insights into each section of the application to ensure a smooth online submission process.

Follow the steps to complete your application effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Deferred Prosecution Program Application form and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin filling out the application by entering your full name, including your last name, first name, maiden name, middle name, and any nicknames in the designated fields.
3. Provide your home address, including any apartment number, city, state, and zip code in the corresponding fields.
4. Fill in your date of birth, current age, race, gender, and social security number accurately in the respective sections.
5. Enter your driver license or state ID number. Indicate whether your license has ever been suspended or revoked and provide explanations if necessary.
6. Confirm your citizenship status by selecting 'Yes' or 'No' and provide details if you are a naturalized citizen.
7. Input your telephone number where messages can be left along with your email address.
8. Respond to the questions regarding previous arrests or traffic violations. If applicable, fill in the charge, city and state, date, and police agency.
9. Answer questions regarding any history of mental health diagnoses or prescriptions, and detail your current and past employment information.
10. List any illegal drug usage, if applicable, and provide educational history, including high school and college information.
11. Provide the names and contact details of the two individuals who will supply reference letters. Make sure they are not relatives or co-defendants.
12. Complete the personal statements section, addressing why you should be considered for the program and what you hope to learn.
13. Review all completed sections for accuracy before submitting your application. Ensure that all required documents are attached, including the DPP questionnaire, recommendation letters, personal statements, educational certificates, and any necessary fees.
14. Once everything is filled out and documents attached, save your changes, download a copy of your application, or print it for your records before submitting it to the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney’s Office.

Complete your Deferred Prosecution Program Application online today for a chance to move forward.