Or. Admin. Code § 413-100-0080 - Effective Date
(1) When completing
an initial determination pursuant to OAR
413-100-0125 to
413-100-0240, the child's Title
IV-E eligibility status will be effective the first day of placement.
(2) When completing an annual redetermination
pursuant to OAR 413-100-0270, the child's Title
IV-E eligibility status will be effective 365 days from the date the child was
considered to have entered foster care and every 12 months
thereafter.
(3) When completing a
redetermination as a result of a change in a child or young adult's placement,
the child or young adult's Title IV-E eligibility status will be effective the
date of the new placement. Placement changes affecting Title IV-E eligibility:
(a) The child moves from a foster home that
has a Temporary Certificate of Approval to a foster home that has a Certificate
of Approval.
(b) The child moves
from a foster home that has a Certificate of Approval to a foster home that has
a Temporary Certificate of Approval.
(c) The child or young adult is placed with
the parent on trial reunification, and the Department retains placement and
care responsibilities.
(d) The
child returns to a foster care placement within six months of the start of a
trial reunification, and the Department has continued placement and care
responsibilities.
(e) The child or
young adult moves to a placement that is not Title IV-E reimbursable.
(f) The child leaves the foster care
placement and is considered to have run away.
(g) The child or young adult is placed in a
QRTP and:
(A) The Independent Assessment is
not completed within 30 days of the placement;
(B) The Independent Assessment is completed
and does not support the QRTP level of care;
(C) The court does not rule on the
appropriateness of the placement within 60 days of placement; or
(D) The court disapproves the QRTP
placement.
(4)
When completing a redetermination because the child's current foster home has
been issued a Certificate of Approval, the child or young adult's Title IV-E
eligibility status will be effective the first day of placement in the month in
which all certification criteria are met.
(5) When completing a redetermination because
the foster parent's Certificate of Approval is expiring or being revoked, the
child or young adult's Title IV-E eligibility status will be effective the day
the certificate expires or is revoked.
(6) When completing a redetermination because
a child care institution is not meeting the requirements of OAR
413-095-0030(1),
the child or young adult's eligibility status will be effective the first day
those requirements are not met.
(7)
When completing a redetermination because a child care institution is now
meeting the requirements of OAR
413-095-0030(1),
the child or young adult's eligibility status will be effective the first day
those requirements are met.
(8)
When completing a redetermination because the Department has obtained a
judicial finding of best interest in a month subsequent to the month in which
the child was placed in foster care, and the finding is made at the first
hearing addressing the child's removal, the child's Title IV-E eligibility
status will be effective the first day of the month in which the finding was
made.
(9) When completing a
redetermination because the Department has not obtained a permanency finding of
reasonable efforts to achieve the permanent plan within the required timelines,
the child or young adult's Title IV-E eligibility status will be effective the
last day of the month in which the finding was required.
(10) When completing a redetermination
because the Department obtained a delayed judicial finding, the child or young
adult's Title IV-E eligibility status will be effective the first day of the
month in which the finding is made.
(11) When completing a redetermination
because the Department did not obtain a finding of best interest within 180
days of a child or young adult's voluntary placement, the child or young
adult's Title IV-E eligibility status will be effective on the 181st day from
placement.
(12) When completing a
redetermination because of a child or young adult's approved application for
SSI benefits, the child or young adult's eligibility status will be effective
the first day of the month subsequent to the application month.
(13) When completing a redetermination
because a child or young adult is no longer receiving SSI benefits, the child
or young adult's eligibility status will be effective the first day of the
month after the SSI benefits end.
(14) When completing a redetermination
because the parent or parents establish residency in the home in which the
child or young adult resides and one or both parents are providing caretaking
responsibility for the child or young adult, the child or young adult's
eligibility status will be effective the date in which the parent moved into
the home.
(15) When completing a
redetermination because a young adult no longer meets the age requirements, as
described in OAR 413-100-0230, the young adult's
eligibility status will be effective the date he or she no longer meets the age
requirements.
(16) When verifying a
candidate for foster care determination, the child's eligibility status will be
effective the date of the case plan that identifies the child as a candidate
for foster care or a pregnant or parenting foster youth.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 409.010, ORS 409.050 & ORS 418.005
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 409.010, ORS 409.050 & ORS 418.005
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