MN HF3676

Expands eligibility for Safe at Home address confidentiality program to include emancipated minors and guardians with court-approved custody arrangements, while adding a definition for "guardian acting on behalf of an eligible minor"

Requires banks and financial institutions to accept the Safe at Home designated address for business accounts registered by program participants, and allows participants to use the designated address as a work or business address

Strengthens court procedures for address disclosure by requiring written findings, 30-day enforcement delays after serving orders on the secretary of state, and granting the secretary of state standing to intervene in disclosure proceedings

Creates new nondiscrimination protections prohibiting denial or differential treatment of services (housing, banking, education) based on Safe at Home participation status, with civil remedy to enjoin violations

Requires executive branch agencies to designate Safe at Home coordinators by August 1, 2026, and mandates judicial training on the Safe at Home program; allows Safe at Home cards to serve as proof of Minnesota residence for driver's license applications