State Reporting Requirements Reference

Quick reference guide for mandatory reporting obligations by state

State-Specific Mandatory Reporting

Important: Mandatory reporting laws vary by state. Select your state to view specific requirements you must follow as a peer specialist.

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Universal Reporting Guidelines

Always Report Immediately:

Imminent danger of suicide or self-harm with a plan
Threats to harm identifiable others
Child abuse or neglect (current or suspected)
Elder or dependent adult abuse
Sexual assault or exploitation

When In Doubt:

Use the emergency alert feature to notify platform administrators
Document all concerns with specific details
Err on the side of caution - report if unsure
Contact your supervisor or legal counsel for guidance

Documentation Best Practices:

Record specific statements and behaviors observed
Note date, time, and context of the concern
Document who you reported to and when
Keep all documentation confidential and secure

Critical Reminder: This reference guide is for educational purposes only. Laws change regularly and vary by jurisdiction. Always verify current requirements with your organization's legal counsel, review your state's current statutes, and complete required training before providing peer support services.