64 - How Address Confidentiality Programs Affect Service of Process

When your work order lists a state-run PO box or a participant ID number, nobody is ducking you—you are likely dealing with an Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) designed to keep crime victims safe. Today on Process Server Daily, Mighty Mike Reed breaks down how to recognize the signs of an ACP case, why you must never skip trace a concealed residence, and how to properly serve the designated state agency. Tune in to learn the right steps for following jurisdiction-specific rules, locking down sensitive data in your system, and writing an accurate Proof of Service that keeps participants protected.