Address Confidentiality Program

Texas has a program designed to help victims of family violence, sexual assault and stalking keep their residential address confidential. The Address Confidentiality Program, administered by the Attorney General of Texas, provides a substitute post office box address and free mail forwarding service for participants.

This substitute address can be used as the participant's:

1. Address on their driver license
2. Voter and school registrations
3. Most court and government documents

Applicants must meet with a local domestic violence shelter, sexual assault center, or law enforcement or prosecution staff member to discuss a safety plan and learn more about the enrollment process. After the application is approved, the participant will receive an authorization card with a substitute post office box address.

For more information about the Texas Address Confidentiality Program, please contact:

Mailing Address:	Office of the Attorney General
	Address Confidentiality Program, MC-069
	P.O. Box 12199
	Austin, TX 78711-2199
Phone Number:	(512) 936-1750 (local) or (888) 832-2322
Email:	CrimeVictims@oag.texas.gov

Change Address on Driver License

Participants of the Address Confidentiality Program who want to change the address on their driver license:

1. Must apply in person at any driver license office
2. Present their ACP authorization card
3. Complete the Change of Address application
4. Pay the required fee