As an ACP member, how should I register to vote?
Posted in on April 29, 2020
See Application to Exempt Residence Address from Disclosure as a Public Record (SEL 550).
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What if I’m purchasing a new home?
Posted in on December 20, 2019
You may want to consider discussing your options with a real estate attorney. If you need assistance finding a lawyer or for information about the Modest Means Program click here or call the Oregon State Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service at... View Article
What if I’m considering changing my social security number?
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Follow this link for more information.
What if I am considering a new Oregon Driver’s license number or customer number from the DMV?
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See DMV Customer Number Detail Sheet.
What if I am considering a legal name change?
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Reach out to an advocate near you to consider the risks and benefits. Click here for local agencies. For more information, click here. What do I need to do once I have obtained a legal name change? If you want... View Article
How should ACP mail be addressed?
Posted in on December 13, 2019
It is very important that all mail received by the ACP has the participant ACP number included in the address. This is how mail is routed to the appropriate participant. The address does not need to include ACP before the... View Article
How do I change my address with ACP?
Posted in on June 15, 2017
You must notify the ACP in writing within 10 days of a change to your residential address, mailing address or phone number. You may submit a Change of Address or Telephone Number form » by regular mail, by fax, or... View Article
Will I get my own Post Office box number?
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No. Every participant in the program uses the same Post Office box in Salem, Oregon. However, each household in the program is assigned a unique ACP Code that ensures mail is delivered correctly and without delay.
Does the ACP remove or delete information about me that already exists in public records?
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No. As a program participant, you may use an assigned substitute address for creating a new public record. The ACP cannot remove or delete information that already exists in public record. This is one of the reasons why an applicant... View Article
Will my information ever be disclosed?
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Yes. The ACP is required to disclose your address or phone number upon receipt of a court order signed by a judge.