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Application Assistants & Victim Advocates
What is an Application Assistant/Victim Advocate?
Application Assistant or Victim Advocates help individuals apply to participate in the Address Confidentiality Program.
To be eligible to assist individuals in enrolling in the Address Confidentiality Program, an Application Assistant must be an employee or volunteer at an agency or organization that serves victims of domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, or sexual assault.
Victim Advocates must either be an employee of the Department of the Attorney General or an employee of a county prosecutor's office.
Application Assistants & Victim Advocates
How to become an Application Assistant/Victim Advocate
An individual must attend a training session administered by the Department of the Attorney General and pass a skills assessment. The training provides a comprehensive overview of the program, how to enroll applicants and access to the Address Confidentiality Program online portal. The training is available at no cost.
All new Application Assistants/Victim Advocates will receive a certification ID numbers and a certificate. The certification is valid for two years and may be renewed by completing a renewal quiz.
Role of the Application Assistant/Victim Advocate
- Explains the program.
- Confirms applicant eligibility.
- Assists applicant with the application.
- Submits application to the ACP.
- Assists with overall safety planning.
- Refers applicant to community resources.
- Adheres to the terms and conditions of the Address Confidentiality Program Application Assistant/Victim Advocate Agreement.
How to Create Your Advocate Account
The Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) has adopted MiLogin, the State of Michigan’s single sign on application for online access to many state services. If you don’t have a MiLogin account, you will need to create one from the MiLogin page.
Once certified, please use the instructions below to create your account.
If you experience issues accessing MiLogin we ask that you try following these directions before reaching out to the DTMB Client Service Center for assistance.
- We recommend using the following browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox.
- If you are still unable to access ACP, our contact center is available at 800-968-2644 or 517-241-9700 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Training
To request in-person training for your agency, email the ACP or call 313-456-0190.
Below is a list of all available virtual training sessions for Application Assistants/Victim Advocates. To register, complete the online registration form.
Tuesday, April 14, 2026; 1PM-3PM
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I complete an online application in the ACP portal on behalf of an applicant?
No, the Applicant must create their own MiLogin account and submit their application through the ACP Portal. AA/VA may support the applicant during the process, but the applicant must complete and submit the application using their own portal access.
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How do I update my AA/VA profile?
Log into the ACP Portal and select the Profile tab. This will allow you to review and update your contact information and other profile details.
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How do I change my email address?
If you have a new agency email address, please contact the ACP. The staff must update your email address in the portal before you are able to access your account.
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After I submit an application to the ACP, how long does it take to enroll an applicant?
If the application is complete and includes the required notarized statement, enrollment typically takes 3 to 5 business days. This timeframe is dependent on the ACP team being able to successfully contact the applicant to complete the required intake interview.