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The number of continents on Earth?
What is Seven (7)?
The child is being considered for placement in another state with a parent, stepparent, grandparent, adult uncle or aunt, adult brother or sister, or the child's guardian and meets one additional criteria.
What is a Regulation 7 (Expedited Placement Decision)?
The regulation defining visitation
What is Regulation 9?
Monitoring of the child and the child’s living situation by the receiving state after a child has been placed or pursuant to a child’s relocation to a receiving state in accordance with Regulation 1 of the ICPC.
What is supervision?
Ohio, California, and Colorado
What are decentralized states?
What is St. Louis Bread Company?
Federal law that aims to improve the process of placing foster children across state lines. It focuses on ensuring that children are placed quickly and safely in permanent homes, while also holding states accountable for their actions.
What is the Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006?
A stay does not from the outset have an express terminal date, or if its duration is not clear from the circumstances.
What is a placement instead of visitation?
The form is used to notify the receiving state that the child has been placed.
What is a 100B?
NH
What is New Hampshire?
August 1, 1876
When Colorado became a state?
The amount of time an approved ICPC is valid.
What is 6 months?
Length of time a child can be in another state for a visit.
What is no longer than 30 days?
The child reaches age of majority, adoption is finalized, legal custody is granted to a caregiver or parent and jurisdiction is terminated, child no longer resides in the home, or the sending state requests in writing that supervision discontinue and the receiving state concurs.
When supervision is discontinued?
Birth certificate, marriage license or a child support adjudication order.
What is proof of paternity?
He founded the first public library in the United States.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
Although the child is not in the guardianship/custody of an agency or the court at the time of completing ICPC-100A, the agency or the court may choose to exert legal authority to supervise and or remove and place the child and therefore is the sending agency.
What is a court jurisdiction only (Reg. 3) request?
Child care arrangements or school are being arranged for a child out of state.
What is a placement versus a visit?
The sending state provides this in writing to the receiving state prior to case closure.
What is a letter requesting concurrence to close?
MN
What is Minnesota?
The phrase originally used in 1939 in Britain in preparation for World War II.
What is "Keep Calm and Carry On"?
This form shows is needed to assist the family in accessing federal money for Medicaid in the receiving state.
What is the SS9 or IV-E Eligibility determination?
This is based on the purpose, duration, and the intention of the person or agency with responsibility for planning for the child as to the child's place of abode.
How visits and placements are distinguished?
An assessment of the current placement and caretakers (e.g., physical condition of the home, caretaker’s commitment to child, current status of caretaker and family, any changes in family composition, health, financial situation, work, legal involvement, social relationships; child care arrangements).
What is part of the 90-day quarterly report?
HI
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