Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 19 - Sex Offender Registration › Section 272-19-010 - CHANGE OF INFORMATION

Current through June 17, 2024
010.01 Any person
				required to register under the Act will inform the Sheriff of the county in
				which he or she resides, in person, and complete a form as prescribed by the
				Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose if they have a new address, temporary
				domicile, or habitual living location within the same county, within three (3)
				working days before the change. The Sheriff will submit such information to the
				Nebraska State Patrol on the day it is received and in a manner prescribed by
				the Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose.
010.02 Any person required to register under
				the Act will inform the Sheriff of the county in which they reside, in person,
				and complete a form as prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol for such
				purpose, if they have a new address, temporary domicile, or habitual living
				location in a different county in this state, within three (3) working days
				before the address change. The Sheriff will submit such information to the Sex
				Offender Registration and Community Notification Division of the Nebraska State
				Patrol on the day it is received and in a manner as prescribed by the Nebraska
				State Patrol for such purpose. If the change in address, temporary domicile, or
				habitual living location is to a location within the State of Nebraska, the
				division will notify the Sheriff of each affected county of the new address,
				temporary domicile, or habitual living location, within three (3) working days.
				The person will report to the county Sheriff of his or her new county of
				residence and register with such county Sheriff within three (3) working days
				after the address change.
010.03
				Any person required to register under the Act will inform the Sheriff of the
				county in which they reside, in person, and complete a form as prescribed by
				the Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose, if he or she moves to a new
				out-of-state address, within three (3) working days before the address change.
				The Sheriff will submit such information to the Nebraska State Patrol on the
				day it is received and in a manner as prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol
				for such purpose. If the change in address, temporary domicile, or habitual
				living location is to a location outside of the State of Nebraska, the division
				shall notify the Sheriff of each affected county in Nebraska and the other
				states, countries, or territory's central repository for sex offender
				registration of the new out-of-state address, temporary domicile, or habitual
				living location, within three (3) working days.
010.04 Any person required to register under
				the Act will notify the Sheriff of the county where they are employed, carries
				on a vocation or attends school, in person, of any changes in employment,
				vocation, or school of attendance, and complete a form as prescribed by the
				Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose, within three (3) working days after the
				change. The Sheriff will submit such information to the Nebraska State Patrol
				on the day it is received and in a manner as prescribed by the Nebraska State
				Patrol for such purpose.
010.05 Any
				person required to register or who is registered under the Act, but is
				incarcerated for more than three (3) working days, will inform the Sheriff of
				the county in which they are incarcerated, in writing, within three (3) working
				days after incarceration, of their incarceration and their expected release
				date, if any such date is available. The Sheriff shall forward the information
				regarding incarceration to the Nebraska State Patrol immediately on the day on
				which it was received and in a manner prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol
				for such purpose.
010.06 Any person
				required to register, or who is registered under the Act, who no longer has a
				residence, temporary domicile, or habitual living location will report such
				change in person to the Sheriff of the county in which they are located and
				complete a form as prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose,
				within three (3) working days after such change in residence, temporary
				domicile, or habitual living location. Such person shall update their
				registration, in person, to the Sheriff of the county in which he or she is
				located, on a form approved by the Nebraska State Patrol at least once every
				thirty (30) calendar days during the time he or she remains without residence,
				temporary domicile, or habitual living location.
010.07 Any person required to register under
				the Act will, in person, inform the Sheriff of any legal change in name, within
				three (3) working days after such change and provide a copy of the legal
				documentation supporting the change in name and complete a form as prescribed
				by the Nebraska State Patrol for such purpose. The Sheriff will submit the
				information to the Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification
				Division of the Nebraska State Patrol, in writing, immediately after receipt of
				the information and in a manner prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol for
				such purpose.
010.08 A complete new
				registration is not required if the Sheriff already has information on the
				registrant but the registrant must review the information already on file and
				update any information that is not current. A new photograph should be taken if
				the photograph on file is over one (1) year old or if the person's appearance
				has changed.
010.09 The change of
				information form and re-registration requirements apply to permanent changes of
				address, change of temporary domicile, change of habitual living location, or
				transient status. The change of information will include notice to all places
				registered if the person is registered in more than one location because of
				working or attending school in a location different from one in which he or she
				resides.
010.10 Any person required
				to register who enters an inpatient treatment facility will sign a release of
				information form with the facility to allow law enforcement to verify their
				residency at the treatment facility.