Georgia Launches Address Protection Program for Violence, Trafficking Survivors

Georgia launches address protection program for violence, trafficking survivors

Georgia’s Safe at Home Program gives survivors a substitute address for use on most state and local public records.

Georgia launches 'Safe at Home' program for survivors of domestic violence

Survivors of domestic violence in Georgia can now apply for a program that makes their address confidential.

Secretary Raffensperger Announces Launch of Safe at Home Program to Protect Domestic Violence Survivors

Atlanta – Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced the launch of Georgia’s Safe at Home Program, an address confidentiality program designed to protect survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, human trafficking, stalking, and other similar crimes by shielding their addresses on public records. The program provides eligible participants with a substitute address that can be used on most state and local public records, helping p…