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1. www.sos.ca.gov › registries › safe-homeContact Information - Safe At Home :: California Secretary of ...

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   If you have questions or concerns of a confidential nature that relate to Safe at Home enrollment or services, please call us toll-free at (877) 322-5227 or via TTY/TDD at (916) 651-1304. Should I fax, email or mail forms to Safe at Home?

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     Safe at Home is California's address confidentiality program...

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2. sah.cdn.sos.ca.gov › forms › sah-brochure-draftWhat is Safe at Home? Eligibility How it Works How to Apply

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   For more information regarding the Safe at Home Program, including a list of en-rolling agencies visit our website at: www.sos.ca.gov/safeathome. Address: California Safe At Home PO Box 846 Sacramento CA 95812. Toll Free Number: 877-322-5227. Fax Number: 916-653-7625. Revised January 2018.

3. www.sos.ca.gov › registries › safe-homeFrequently Asked Questions :: California Secretary of State

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   Safe at Home also serves as agent for services of process for Safe at Home participants. Who is eligible? Victims of domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault, or reproductive healthcare facility employees, providers, patients, and volunteers are eligible to enroll.

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   How do I contact the safe at home program?

   • The enrolling agency listing and map below may be accessed by using the county drop down menu to find a location near you. For further assistance, you can call the Safe at Home program at our toll-free phone number (877) 322-5227. Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments (SAVE).

   Where to Find Enrolling Agency :: California Secretary of State

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   What is a safe at home mailing address?

   • Safe at Home participants are assigned a mailing address at the Secretary of State. This address is accepted by California state, county and city government agen-cies in lieu of a residential or other mailing address where the victim can be person-ally tracked down, keeping the residence address confidential and out of the hands of their abusers.

   What is Safe at Home? Eligibility How it Works How to Apply - California

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   What is safe at home?

   • Safe at Home offers victims of domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, human trafficking, and elder or dependent adult abuse, as well as reproductive health care workers, a substitute mailing address to receive first class, certified, and registered mail.

   Safe at Home :: California Secretary of State

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   How do I enroll in safe at home?

   • Eligible ap-plicants must enroll at a Safe at Home designated enrolling agency. A victim’s assistance counselor will help appli-cants determine whether they are eligi-ble to participate and explain how Safe at Home can be a part of their overall safety plan. A sample application is available to view on the Safe at Home website.

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5. www.sos.ca.gov › registries › safe-homeApplicants and Participants :: California Secretary of State

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   Registries. Safe at Home. Applicants and Participants. To be eligible for enrollment in the Safe at Home program you must be: domiciled (reside) in California; in fear for your safety or the safety of a minor or incapacitated person for whom you are applying; and. a victim of domestic violence, stalking or sexual assault; or.