Instructions For Form Lic 283 - Foster Family Home Application

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Foster Family Home
Application
Instructions
Community Care Licensing
INTRODUCTION — Before a Foster Family Home License can be issued, the licensing agency
must review information that you provide to show that you meet the regulatory requirements
for the license. Please note that the application process may vary according to whether FFHs
in your county are licensed by county staff or through a state district office. In particular,
attention is drawn to the procedural differences in submitting criminal record clearance
materials and conducting in-home interviews.
SECTION A (Licensing Application Documents) — To initiate the application process the
required documents in Section A must be properly completed and submitted to the appropriate
licensing agency. Incomplete application materials will be returned.
SECTION B (Placement Matching Documents) - To initiate the placement matching process,
the required documents in Section B must be properly submitted to the appropriate licensing
agency. No one will be matched with the caregiver unless these documents are submitted.
FORMS COMPLETION — To prevent delays in processing your application, be sure that you
have all the necessary information completed, properly signed in ink with original signatures
and dated. Make a photocopy of your application for your records. Additional forms can be
downloaded
from
the
CDSS
website
at
h t t p : / / w w w . c d s s . c a . g o v / i n f o r e s o u r c e s / F o r m s - B r o c h u r e s
or by contacting
your local licensing agency office.
ORDERING REGULATIONS — The regulations that govern the licensing of Foster Family
Homes are under the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6. Copies of the
regulations
and
amendments
can
be
downloaded
from:
INFORMATION PRACTICE ACT: — This information is requested by the Department of Social
Services in compliance with Title 22, Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations and
Section 1500 et. Seq. of the Health and Safety Code. Submission of the information is
mandatory. The local licensing office is responsible for maintaining the information. Access to
this information will be provided to the public unless prohibited by the Information Practice
Act of 1977. Certain authorized public and private agencies may have access to confidential
information including County Welfare Departments, Department of Justice, Regional Centers,
the Department of Developmental Services and the Department of Mental Health.
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LIC 283A (12/07)

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