Permanent Fund Dividend fraud in Alaska
TANSTAAFL! What a total and complete scam!
If you're not sentenced or incarcerated as a result of certain felony or misdemeanor convictions in the State of Alaska, and you have permission from the Bureau of Prisons to leave the state on an approved absence, and you satisfy certain other requirements including a near renunciation of I.S. citizenship, you might consider applying for the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend.
The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend is subject to Service of Process for Child Support collections, Attachments for Liens and Debts to be claimed and Lawful Warranted Seizure by Writ of Execution unless there is some reason code that the identifying information the creditor provided about the debtor did not match any applicant for this years dividend. The PFD regulations require a three-point match between the information dividend applicants provide and the information creditors provide. Any three of the following four identifiers must match: the debtors last name, first name, date of birth or social security number, or else the creditors claim could not be satisfied for another reason, but the PFD regulations on confidentiality prevent the PFD Division from explaining exactly why the creditors claim was not satisfied.