March 17, 201016 yr Also we got ours today,already fill out and ready for mail in the morning. Now I did not answer all the questions,I only answer how many people live in house,age and sex,thats it,no name and phone number,nothing else. Thats all they need to know. You will be receiving a call and/or visit from someone who thinks otherwise.
March 17, 201016 yr If you don't return it with every question answered, you're subject to a $500 fine. I thought the fine for not responding to a question was $100 per question and the fine for giving a false answer was $500.
March 17, 201016 yr I thought the fine for not responding to a question was $100 per question and the fine for giving a false answer was $500.That may be the case. I was just going by what the local news guy said, and he didn't really break it down. He just said, something about a $500 fine.
March 17, 201016 yr No penalty, a PRIZE! You win a home visit from a census worker, identified by his official census bureau photo identification card!:dancingpa Thank you very much. I have applied to be one.
March 17, 201016 yr Nope. Then again that is not part of the census. The census is absolutely vital if you do very much genealogy work. I'm incredibly thankful that birthdates were ask in the earlier census reports, especially since finding information elsewhere is sketchy. I've never understood why people are so against writing down their birthdate.
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