Or. Admin. Code § 413-310-0460 - Obtaining Money on Behalf of a Child or Young Adult
(1) Federal Benefits.
(a) The Department must file an application
for it to become the Representative Payee on behalf of a child or young adult
in the legal custody of the Department. Application for Social Security
Administration benefits (SSA), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Veteran's
benefits (VA), Railroad Retirement benefits (RRB), or other similar recurring
benefits must be filed with the payor organization on behalf of the Department
using the local Child Welfare office as a mailing address.
(b) The Department must remain the
Representative Payee for a child or young adult until the Department's custody
is dismissed by the courts. A resource parent may not be the payee for a child
or young adult benefits while receiving foster care funds to avoid
overpayment.
(2) Court
Ordered Support, Child Support Program (CSP):
(a) For specific information regarding when
child support is collected for a child or young adult in the care and custody
of the Department please refer to OAR
413-100-0800 - 0820.
(b) Child support received by the Department
will be deposited into the Maintenance Trust account and used for the child or
young adults' current cost of care or future costs.
(3) Voluntary Payments:
(a) Money sent voluntarily by the family,
relative or friends directly to the Department for support of a child or young
adult in the Department's custody must be identified as support for the child
or young adult and must be credited to the special account;
(b) Money that has been designated for a
specific purpose must be credited to the special account.
(4) Interest:
(a) Trust Accounts accrue interest monthly
based upon earnings made by the State Treasurer's Office on investment of all
trust money held;
(b) Interest is
posted to each Trust Account, by source, based upon the daily balance in each
account. Interest earned on Maintenance Account Sources is available for
current cost of care. Special account interest is available for the needs of
the child or young adult or special purposes as identified by the
donor.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 416.820, ORS 418.032, ORS 419B.400 - 419B.406 & ORS 409.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 416.820, ORS 418.032 & ORS 419B.400 - 419B.406
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