Yes, the census form can be filled out prior to April 1.
No, censuses is the plural of census
A census form is sent out to every home in America. If someone does not fill out their census form completely, a census taker will be sent out to retrieve the information. They go door to door of those only on their list.
Census was not a person. The census was an early Roman form of registration of its citizens for taxation purposes. Today, the census is the government's way of finding out where people live and what they do.
No. Forms are sent to each household by the federal government or a census taker makes a visit. They get this information from social security and taxes for addresses. There are 2 types of forms. A long form and a short form. It is a federal law requires them to be filled out. They are really important because money and the number of Representatives for each state is determined by the census. The forms are pretty simple to complete and to mail back.
The law establishing the 1790 US Census had allowed 9 months for the gathering of the census information. The Census was begun on 2 August 1790. A summary of the Census Results was transmitted to Congress in written form by President Washington on 27 October 1791. Data for South Carolina was not included because collecting the information had taken longer then the 9 months allotted, and the time limit had to be extended. South Carolina ended up requiring 18 months to complete the census and their information was tipped into the Congressional Census report after it was printed.
A national census form is sent to every home in the country and is required to be filled out and returned by a certain date. If the form is not sent back, a representative will visit you at home to fill out the form with you.
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Thomas Jefferson was the president when the first US census was made.
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