Message from the President
This is an exciting era in the address confidentiality program community. After almost three decades of growth in popularity, a number of states with address confidentiality programs made the decision together to formalize as a group. In 2016 we launched the National Association of Confidential Address Programs, otherwise known as NACAP. Together we will identify common needs, establish best practices, lean on one another’s expertise, share knowledge, raise the profile of the address confidentiality program community to the national level, and become stronger while appreciating the independence of each state’s program. Every status quo-changing mechanism has a beginning and ours is now. There is no looking back. There is only looking forward. Together, we will become stronger and find a national voice. I urge every member state to get involved and become an active part of these efforts. I have nothing but hope for NACAP’s future and anticipation for the good things we will accomplish together!
Dianna Umidon
NACAP President
Director of Safe at Home
Office of Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon
Membership Information
NACAP welcomes and encourages state, U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia, who have a confidential address program to become members.
Membership is open to programs whose core services include providing a substitute address and a mail-forwarding service to victims of crime and protected persons.
If you are interested in NACAP Membership, please review the complete the NACAP Membership materials:
This is an exciting era in the address confidentiality program community. After almost three decades of growth in popularity, a number of states with address confidentiality programs made the decision together to formalize as a group. In 2016 we launched the National Association of Confidential Address Programs, otherwise known as NACAP. Together we will identify common needs, establish best practices, lean on one another’s expertise, share knowledge, raise the profile of the address confidentiality program community to the national level, and become stronger while appreciating the independence of each state’s program. Every status quo-changing mechanism has a beginning and ours is now. There is no looking back. There is only looking forward. Together, we will become stronger and find a national voice. I urge every member state to get involved and become an active part of these efforts. I have nothing but hope for NACAP’s future and anticipation for the good things we will accomplish together!
Dianna Umidon
NACAP President
Director of Safe at Home
Office of Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon
Membership Information
NACAP welcomes and encourages state, U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia, who have a confidential address program to become members.
Membership is open to programs whose core services include providing a substitute address and a mail-forwarding service to victims of crime and protected persons.
If you are interested in NACAP Membership, please review the complete the NACAP Membership materials:
- 2017 NACAP Membership Benefits
- 2017 NACAP Membership Application
- Notice: Membership dues are not refundable.
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Benefits
Current Members
- Enjoy cost-savings from shared resources and knowledge
- Improve program efficiency through professional collaboration
- Engage in national networking opportunities
- Use pooled expertise and technical assistance to your advantage
- Increase your program's visibility and accessibility
- Participate in opportunities to resolve federal issues and collaborate with federal service providers
- Join forces to resolve common problems
- Help to create and learn best practices
- Profit from the learned lessons of others
- Share a common vision with like-minded colleagues
Current Members
- Arizona Secretary of State
- California Secretary of State
- Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration
- Florida Office of the Attorney General
- Idaho Secretary of State
- Iowa Secretary of State
- Kentucky Secretary of State
- Maine Secretary of State
- Maryland Secretary of State
- Massachusetts Secretary of State
- Minnesota Secretary of State
- Missouri Secretary of State
- Montana Department of Justice
- Nevada Department of Health and Human Services
- New Hampshire Department of Justice
- New York Department of State
- North Carolina Attorney General
- Ohio Secretary of State
- Oregon Department of Justice
- Pennsylvania Office of Victim Advocate
- Vermont Secretary of State
- Virginia Attorney General
- Washington Secretary of State
- West Virginia Secretary of State
- Wisconsin Department of Justice