Address Confidentiality Program
The Address Confidentiality Program continues to provide essential services with participant communication, mail forwarding, and stakeholder communication as their top priority. https://azsos.gov/services/acp
- For Address Confidentiality Program Application Assistants: this page https://azsos.gov/services/acp/application-assistants/training will be updated as new information becomes available
- Road to Rights continues to provide essential services to victims and survivors of sex trafficking, including community partners who work with sex trafficking survivors. https://azsos.gov/services/roadtorights
El Programa de Confidencialidad de Direcciones continues to provide essential services with participant communication, mail forwarding, and stakeholder communication as their top priority. https://azsos.gov/services/acp
- Para Asistentes de la Aplicación del Programa de Confidencialidad de Direcciones: esta página https://azsos.gov/services/acp/application-assistants/training sera actualizada cuando nueva información se actualizará cuando haya nueva información disponible
- Road to Rights continuara a proporcionar servicios esenciales para victimas y sobrevivientes de la trata sexual. Esto incluye las parejas comunitarias que trabajan con sobrevivientes de tráfico sexual. https://azsos.gov/services/roadtorights
About the ACP
The Arizona Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a program that helps victims of domestic violence, sexual offenses, and/or stalking from being located by the perpetrator through public records. The program provides a substitute address and confidential mail forwarding services to individuals and families across Arizona.
How the Program Works
Participants enrolled in the program use the substitute address instead of their real address. The substitute address is to be used instead of a persons home, work or school address. State and local government agencies must accept the substitute address issued by the ACP - Secretary of State’s office.
The ACP accepts all First Class, registered, certified and election mail for the participants and forwards to her/his real address at no cost.
History of the Program
The Arizona legislature established the Address Confidentiality Program within the Office of the Secretary of State. Arizona was the 27th state to create a confidential address program. On June 4, 2012, the program began assisting individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual offenses and stalking.
