Legal Statutes: Pennsylvania
UPDATED October 12, 2012
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- Pennsylvania Statutes (select sections)
- Title 18. Crimes and Offenses
- Part I Preliminary Provisions
- Chapter 1. General Provisions
- Chapter 11. Authorized Disposition of Offenders
- Part II. Definition of Specific Offenses
- Article B. Offenses Involving Danger to the Person
- Chapter 27. Assault
- Chapter 29. Kidnapping
- Chapter 31. Sexual Offenses
- Subchapter A General Provisions
- Subchapter B. Definitions of Offenses
- Article C. Offenses Against Property
- Chapter 35. Burglary and Other Criminal Intrusion
- Article G. Miscellaneous Offenses
- Chapter 61. Firearms and Other Dangerous Articles
- Title 23. Domestic Relations
- Part IV. Divorce
- Chapter 31. Preliminary Provisions
- Chapter 33. Dissolution of Marital Status
- Subchapter A. General Provisions
- Part VI. Children and Minors
- Chapter 51. General Provisions
- Chapter 53. Custody
- Subchapter A General Provisions
- Chapter 54. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement
- Subchapter A. General Provisions
- Subchapter B. Jurisdiction
- Subchapter C. Enforcement
- Part VII. Abuse of Family
- Chapter 61. Protection from Abuse
- Chapter 67 Domestic and Sexual Violence Victim Address Confidentiality
- Part VIII. Uniform Interstate Family Support
- Chapter 71. General Provisions
- Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure
- Actions Pursuant to Protection from Abuse Act
Chapter 67 Domestic and Sexual Violence Victim Address Confidentiality
back to top6706. Cancellation, expiration and voluntary withdrawal
(a) Cancellation.--The Office of Victim Advocate shall cancel the certification of a program participant if:
(1) the program participant willingly provided false information on any portion of the application;
(2) the program participant failed to notify the Office of Victim Advocate within five days of a name change or an address change; or
(3) the program participant's mail is returned to the Office of Victim Advocate as nondeliverable.
(b) Expiration.--Certification as a program participant shall expire three years from the date on which an applicant was certified as a program participant. The Office of Victim Advocate shall send written notification of pending expiration to a program participant's last known actual address 30 days prior to the expiration of certification.
(c) Withdrawal.--A program participant may withdraw at any time by notifying the Office of Victim Advocate in writing.
(d) Effect of cancellation, expiration or withdrawal.--Notwithstanding cancellation, expiration or prior withdrawal from the program, all persons eligible to apply to become program participants may reapply for participation in the program.
2004, Nov. 30, P.L. 1474, No. 188, § 2, effective May 31, 2005.