The Massachusetts 209A Plaintiff Confidential Information form is a document used to protect the identity of domestic violence victims and other parties involved in civil proceedings under the Massachusetts Abuse Prevention Act. This form is required by Massachusetts law and helps to ensure that no personal identifying information of the plaintiff is revealed to the public or other parties. The form contains information such as the name, address, phone number, and social security number of the plaintiff, as well as any information about any minors, disabled persons, or elderly persons living in the household. The form also includes space for the defendant's name and address. There are two types of Massachusetts 209A Plaintiff Confidential Information form — the standard form and the emergency form. The standard form must be filed with the court at least three days before the hearing, and the emergency form must be filed with the court immediately.