Or. Admin. Code § 416-530-0035 - Application Process for Re-certification
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(1) Complete and submit all forms required by
OYA;
(2) Provide information as
requested by OYA to verify compliance with these rules;
(3) Participate in home studies as required
by OYA;
(4) Provide documentation
from the foster parent and all members of the household regarding all criminal
arrests, all charges, restraining orders, and all convictions during the
preceding year including juvenile delinquency arrests, adjudications, or
charges, the dates of offenses, and the resolution of those matters;
(5) Provide documentation from the foster
parent and all members of the household regarding all allegations or charges of
abuse or neglect of vulnerable persons and adjudicated youth , with dates,
locations, and resolutions of those matters;
(6) Provide proof of sufficient income to
meet the needs and ensure the financial stability of the household, independent
of the foster care reimbursement. OYA must request current financial records
which may include copies of pay stubs, W-2 forms, or recent tax returns as
proof of income; and
(7)
Participate in a criminal records check process, as defined by these rules and
OAR chapter 416, division 800.
(a) OYA
requires a criminal records check of all members of the household 18 years of
age and older.
(b) The criminal
records check of new members of the household must occur prior to the new
member of the household establishing the foster home as a residence.
(c) OYA requires a computerized criminal
records check for members of the household 12 through 17 years of
age.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 420A.025
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 420.888 - 420.892
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