Virginia State Police (for Catholic clergy abuse victims)

State

Virginia

Type of Program/Benefit

There is an open investigation in the state of Virginia related to Catholic Church clergy abuse.

Specifics of the Program

Providing a form to submit Catholic Church clergy abuse information. The form will be sent directly to and only to the Virginia State Police. You may also call the toll-free number or email us directly at the address provided above. A state police investigator will be in touch with you. Please note that we are not able to comment or provide any information regarding an investigation.

Requirements to Qualify for/Access Benefits

Fill out form (see link for form requirements).

Deadline to Apply

N/A

Website

https://vsp.virginia.gov/services/clergy-abuse-form/

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