Let be a sequence of independent, square integrable variables taking values in a common lattice . Let , , and with . Assume that for each , . Using the Bernoulli part, we prove a general sharp correlation inequality extending the one we obtained in the i.i.d.,case in \cite{W3}: Let and assume that , . Let , be a sequence of integers such that \begin{equation*} {\rm(1)}\qquad\frac{κ_j-a_j}{\s_j}=\mathcal O(1 ), \qq\quad {\rm(2)}\qquad \s_j ,{\mathbb P}{S_j=κ_j} ={\mathcal O}(1). \end{equation*} Then there exists a constant such that for all , \begin{align*} \s_n&\s_m , \Big|{\mathbb P}{S_n=\k_n, S_m=\k_m}- {\mathbb P}{S_n=\k_n }{\mathbb P}{ S_m=\k_m} \Big| \cr & ,\le , \frac{C}{D^2}, \max \Big(\frac{\s_n }{\sqrt{ν_n}},\frac{\s_m }{\sqrt {ν_m}} \Big)^3 ,\bigg{ ν_n^{1/2} \prod_{j=m+1}^n\vartheta_j + {ν_n^{1/2} \over (ν_n-ν_m) ^{3/2}}+{ 1\over \sqrt{ν_n\over ν_m}-1} \bigg}. \end{align*} We derive a sharp almost sure local limit theorem

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