Will my parole or probation be affected by a change of address?

Yes, in South Carolina your parole or probation will be affected by a change of address. If you are on parole or probation and you move to a new address, you will need to notify your parole or probation officer. This includes moves within the same city as well as moves to a new city. You must make sure to provide your parole or probation officer with your new address and contact information. Failure to notify your officer of a change in address can result in a probation or parole violation. This could result in the revocation of your probation or parole, a violation hearing, or other sanctions. It’s important to remember that your parole or probation officer needs to know your current address in order to monitor your progress and ensure that you’re complying with the conditions of your parole or probation. You are also required to inform the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services of your new address. You can do this through your probation or parole office, online, or by mail. Regardless of how you notify them, make sure to do it in a timely manner so that your parole or probation is not affected.

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