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Limited Confidentiality Statement

Designated Postal Inspection Service professionals are available to assist you as you go through the criminal justice process. However, you should know that they are part of a team with postal inspectors and personnel from the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Discussions that you have with them may not be considered completely confidential. As part of the team, there may be times when the designated employee may need to share information you provided with other team members. This is especially important if you share information about your safety, a medical emergency, when the information relates to child abuse, or when the nondisclosure of the information could interfere with the investigation or prosecution of the case.

If you have any questions about limited confidentiality, you may contact the Postal Inspection Service or one of the contacts listed below for clarification. Remember, your interests are important to us. Many victims have questions, and we are here to help provide you with answers and practical assistance.




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