Or. Admin. Code § 413-070-0964 - Required Reports and Communication
(1) A guardian receiving guardianship
assistance must immediately report, orally or in writing, to the Adoption
Assistance and Guardianship Assistance Unit any changes in circumstances of the
child or young adult or guardian that makes the child or young adult ineligible
for guardianship assistance including when:
(a) The child or young adult:
(A) Is emancipated;
(B) Dies;
(C) Marries;
(D) Is adopted; or
(E) Enlists in the military.
(b) The court:
(A) Vacates the guardianship; or
(B) Terminates wardship over the child or
young adult, unless the guardianship is a tribal court guardianship and the
guardianship remains in effect under tribal law.
(2) A guardian receiving guardianship
assistance must immediately report, orally or in writing, to the Department's
Adoption Assistance and Guardianship Assistance Unit any changes in
circumstances of the child or young adult or guardian that may make the child
or young adult ineligible for guardianship assistance or eligible for
guardianship assistance in a different amount, including when:
(a) The child or young adult:
(A) Is out of the home of a guardian for more
than a thirty-day period or, if more than one guardian, is out of the home of
both guardians for more than a thirty-day period;
(B) Has a change in behavior and functioning
that meets the eligibility requirements for a CANS screening referral in
accordance with OAR 413-020-0230(5);
(C) Is placed in substitute care;
(D) Is no longer receiving financial support
from a guardian or, if there is more than one guardian, both
guardians;
(E) Is incarcerated for
more than a thirty-day period; or
(F) Has a change in any benefit received
other than tribal dividend payments.
(b) A guardian is, or if more than one
guardian, both guardians are:
(A) No longer
legally responsible for the financial support of the child or young
adult;
(B) No longer responsible
for the child or young adult; or
(C) No longer providing support to the child
or young adult.
(c) A
guardian seeks to terminate or modify the guardianship.
(d) The court:
(A) Modifies the guardianship, or
(B) Awards child custody or guardianship to
another individual.
(3) A guardian receiving a guardianship
assistance payment must immediately report, orally or in writing, to the
Adoption Assistance and Guardianship Assistance Unit the following:
(a) When there are two guardians and one
guardian dies, the surviving guardian must notify the Department.
(b) When there is a change in
address.
(c) When a guardian,
child, or young adult is planning to move from his or her state of
residency.
(4) Guardians
appointed under ORS 419B.367 are required to submit
an annual report to the court within 30 calendar days after each annual
anniversary of the court appointment of guardianship. Guardianships established
under a tribal court may also have a requirement to send written reports to the
court.
(5) The Department may:
(a) Send notification to a guardian of any
court reports required under section (4) of this rule;
(b) Request a guardian to submit a copy of
the court report to the Department;
(c) Notify the court or participating tribe
of circumstances that may affect a child's eligibility for guardianship
assistance; and
(d) Send inquiries
to a guardian to ensure the child continues to be eligible for guardianship
assistance.
(6) Guardians
must respond to inquiries from the Adoption Assistance and Guardianship
Assistance Unit within 30 calendar days or as required by the unit.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 418.005 & ORS 409.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 418.005, ORS 409.010 & ORS 411.141
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