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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CFS 597 R in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Applicant Information section. Enter the names, Social Security Numbers or ITINs for both applicants, and their complete addresses. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your application.
  3. In the Current and Previous Licenses section, answer questions regarding any past convictions and existing licenses. If applicable, provide details about previous child care licenses held outside of Illinois.
  4. Complete the Home section by indicating whether you own or rent your residence. Check if you have landlord approval for caring for children and provide directions to your home.
  5. Fill out the Marital Status section by selecting one option that applies to you. Then, list all members of your household in the designated area, including their relationships and birthdates.
  6. In the Current Employment section, provide details about your job title, employer's name, and working hours. Describe your child care plans if you work outside of home.
  7. List references who are unrelated to you in the References section. Include their names and addresses to support your application.
  8. Finally, review the Certification section carefully before signing. Both applicants must sign and date the form to validate it.

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Do you get a good deal as a Full Time Foster Parent ? StateAnnual SalaryWeekly Pay California $44,576 $857 Minnesota $44,237 $850 Rhode Island $44,233 $850 New Hampshire $43,925 $84461 more rows
Licensed-Exempt: A center or home may be exempt from licensing from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) because of characteristics such as school-age only services, number of children in care, and school or religious affiliation.
All household members age 13 and over shall be screened for a history of child abuse or neglect and for inclusion in the Illinois Sex Offender Registry. These background checks are required even if members of the household usually are not present in the home during the hours of operation.
There are also several other personal benefits including: An annual salary. Health and dental insurance. Contributions to a 403B retirement plan after one year of service. Housing, including utilities. Use of an One Family Illinois vehicle. A household budget for food and other expenses for the children in their home.
Traditional foster parents are paid a monthly board payment ranging from $418 to $511 per child for board, clothing and personal allowance. The amount increases based upon the childs age. Foster parents caring for children with behavioral or other serious problems may be paid considerably more.

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Do I have to pay the childs expenses? No. Traditional foster parents are paid a monthly board payment ranging from $418 to $511 per child for board, clothing and personal allowance. The amount increases based upon the childs age.

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