Address Confidentiality Program
A state-administered program that lets qualifying individuals use a substitute address for government records and mail.
Full definition
An Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) lets qualifying individuals use a substitute address administered by a state, often with confidential mail forwarding. Eligibility, covered threats or professions, application evidence, participating agencies, and the records protected vary by jurisdiction; consult the current state program rather than assuming an ACP covers every government record or every person.
Related terms
Daniel's Law
A shorthand often used for privacy and public-record protections designed to reduce address exposure for covered judges, prosecutors, law-enforcement personnel, and other eligible people.
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