Missouri Secretary of State, Robin Carnahan

• About "Safe at Home"
• How does "Safe at Home" work?
• Legislation & Proposed Rules
• How do I sign up?
  • Eligibility Requirements
  • Applying for Participation
  • Approval Process
  • Find an Application Assistant Near You
• Contact Information

How "Safe at Home" Works:
It's as simple as 1, 2, 3!

1	A survivor of domestic abuse, rape, sexual assault, or stalking relocates to an address unknown to their assailant.
2	The survivor completes the Safe at Home application with the assistance of an Application Assistant registered by the Missouri Secretary of State. The applicant must have good reason to believe that she or he is a victim of domestic abuse, rape, sexual assault, or stalking and fears further violent acts from her or his assailant.
3	Once the applicant is approved by the Safe at Home Program, the applicant will be given a designated address. This address may be used by the participant as her or his address on records when an address is required by state and local agencies and the courts.