During the 2006 session, the Kansas Legislature created an address confidentiality
program called "Safe at Home" to be administered through the Secretary of State's
office. This program creates a substitute address for victims of domestic violence, sexual
abuse, stalking and trafficking, as well as a mail forwarding system at no cost to the
victims. The law allows program participants to use the substitute address provided by
the SOS on all public records in lieu of the residential address required by other Kansas
laws.
If you have an employee or other vendor who is enrolled in this program, they should provide you with a participant card. You will need to make a copy of this card (front and back). If the STARS Vendor Record requires a change, send this card copy along with a TM-21 to the Division of Accounts and Reports. If this is a new vendor, keep this card copy with your records documenting the STARS Vendor File record addition. Please find below a link to the Session law with the language that will be codified into statute. Also, attached are the proposed temporary rules and regulations that have not yet been enacted, the proposed permanent rules and regulations that will hopefully be adopted in the spring, a brochure with general information about the program, and a sample participant card. RLM:jr Attachments: Address Confidentiality Temp
Regs (.doc)
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