Or. Admin. Code § 413-120-0225 - Conditions that Require Additional Approval or Termination of the Department's Adoption Application Process
(1)
Prior to proceeding with an adoption application submitted by an individual who
has lost permanent custody of a child, there must be an approval by the
Adoption Program Manager or designee, at the request of the District Manager or
designee.
(2) The Department may
terminate the application process and deny an application at any time or remove
a completed adoption home study from consideration, when one or more of the
following subsections applies:
(a) Information
regarding the adoptive applicant is sufficient to determine the adoptive
applicant cannot meet adoption home standards described in OAR
413-120-0246.
(b) An adoptive applicant's license or
certificate to provide services to children, the elderly, or individuals with
disabilities has previously been or is currently being denied, revoked, or
suspended.
(c) The adoptive
applicant falsifies or omits information.
(d) The adoptive applicant does not respond
to the inquiries and requests for information within the timelines established
by the Department.
(e) The adoptive
applicant does not submit the required application information under OAR
413-120-0220.
(f) The adoptive applicant is selected by
another adoption agency to adopt a child.
(3) When the Department terminates the
adoption application process, the caseworker must:
(a) Send written notification of the
termination to the adoptive applicant; and
(b) Document the termination and notification
in the Department's information system.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 418.005
Stats. Implemented: ORS 418.005, 418.280, 418.285
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