If you have a restraining order from another state, that order is valid in California. Law enforcement must enforce it as long as it is a valid order. If you want your out-of-state restraining order to be entered into California’s restraining order computer system, you can register your order in California. Once your order is in the computer system, it is available to law enforcement all over California so police officers across the state can find out about your order in case you need to call them. To register your order with the court Fill out Order to Register Out-of-State or Tribal Court Protective/Restraining Order (CLETS) Form DV-600. Take your Form DV-600 with a certified copy of your restraining order to your local courthouse. Once your court registers your order in California, ask the clerk if your court will send your order to the state computer system. If not, take a copy of the order to your local police department.