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Hi, khall1979!
No. Not because someone has committed a crime and done their time in one way or another. Once a person has done their time and paid their dues to society, they're free to apply for loans, grants, etc. from banks, municipalities, and other sources of money, just like everyone else is. Are you asking about this for yourself or for someone else, please? Thanks! |
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