Ohio’s Safe at Home helps eligible survivors shield addresses and property records

Ohio's Safe at Home program allows eligible survivors to use a substitute mailing address to protect their personal information and property records.
Eligible survivors and household members can receive a substitute mailing address. Protecting newly acquired property requires certification first and a separate notice.
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