Safely at home program

This address is also accepted by California state, county, and city government agencies in lieu of a residential or other mailing address where a victim can be tracked down, keeping the residence address confidential and out of the hands of someone who might want to harm the victim.

This program is provided free of charge to California residents who qualify as participants. Since the program began in , Safe at Home has helped protect thousands of victims and reproductive health care workers.

Please take the time to explore the website to see if you or someone you know may benefit. First-class mail is securely handled and forwarded to your confidential home or mailing address.

Residence address information is required to be current at all times and you must be domiciled in California in order to enroll or renew your enrollment in the program.

You may be eligible to petition a California court for a confidential name change. It is important to talk with a legal advisor before proceeding with a confidential name change. Safe at Home is responsible for filing the name change documents with the Secretary of State's office, but does not provide legal advice or assistance with completing the confidential name change process.

You may be eligible to complete a confidential voter registration card and become a confidential voter. As a confidential voter, you can vote by mail and protect your voter registration information from campaigns, the media, and the general public. Brochures may also be requested by contacting safeathome ks. About About the Office. Business Services. Media Releases YouTube Channel. Kansas Flag. Safe at Home Program. Program Overview Victims who fear for their safety may complete an application with an enrolling assistant.

Additional Information As part of the enrollment process, victims must provide the names of any children residing in their home, evidence of the abuse and consent to allowing Safe at Home to accept all mail and service of process on their behalf.

Voter Registration To avoid confusion or increased risk to the participant, victims are encouraged to complete a voter registration form when applying for the Safe at Home program.