Any incarcerated individual has the right to submit an application for participation in the FRP, if that incarcerated individual’s current facility of residence offers the program and/or the applicant has not been denied participation by central office. Once an incarcerated individual is denied participation via appeal, no additional/subsequent applications will be accepted for a minimum period of two years. Once the incarcerated individual completes the two-year period of ineligibility, an FRP application can be submitted, if the incarcerated individual meets the basic eligibility standards. Eligibility for the FRP is to be determined during the processing of the incarcerated individual’s application. The date the application is received and date-stamped by the FRP offender rehabilitation coordinator (ORC) will be considered the application date. The incarcerated individual is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided on the application. Incomplete or inaccurate applications will be returned to the incarcerated individual, and the incarcerated individual may then submit a new application with the complete and accurate information. Modifications or revisions to an application or appeal are not allowed. Multiple applications or appeals will not be accepted.