Can a parolee move to another state legally

He cannot just move on his own, even if you already have a home in Alabama.

When someone is on parole in Georgia, they are still under supervision. Moving to another state requires formal approval through the Interstate Compact (the agreement that allows supervision to transfer between states).

What has to happen first:

• He must get approval from his parole officer in Georgia
• A transfer request is submitted to Alabama
• Alabama has to accept supervision before he can move

What they look at:

• A verified address (your home in Alabama helps)
• Employment or a plan for support
• His compliance and behavior on parole
• Whether the move is stable and appropriate

Important:

• He must stay in Georgia until approval is granted
• Moving without permission is a parole violation and can send him back to prison

How long it takes:

• Usually a few weeks to a couple of months

Best step:
Have him speak directly with his parole officer and start the transfer process the right way.

Bottom line
Yes, he can move to Alabama, but only after both states approve it. Doing it without permission will create serious problems.