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The document BCDJFS 297 is a verification form used by the Butler County Department of Job and Family Services to collect information regarding a tenant's residence, household composition, and expenses. It includes sections for tenant details, rent payments, utility responsibilities, and consent for information release to determine eligibility for benefits or services.

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Begin by entering the Case Name, Caseworker, and Case Number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
Fill in the Tenant's Name if it differs from the case name, along with the Worker Phone and Date Sent fields.
In the RELEASE OF INFORMATION section, sign and date to authorize information sharing with Butler County Department of Job and Family Services.
List all individuals residing at your address, including their Date of Birth, Relationship to you, and Social Security Number (last 4 digits only).
Indicate whether rent is in arrears and provide details on any assistance received for rent or utilities.
Complete utility payment responsibilities by checking off which utilities are paid by residents or property owners.
Finally, ensure that the individual completing this verification signs and prints their name along with their contact information.

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Who is Eligible? To receive cash assistance, single-parent households are required to work or be involved in specifically defined work activities at least 30 hours per week; adults in two-parent households have a 35 hour requirement. Receipt of cash assistance is limited to three years.

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What does the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services do?

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services promotes long-term self-sufficiency and provides a safety net for our most vulnerable citizens. It oversees Ohios public assistance, workforce development, unemployment insurance, child and adult protective services, adoption, child care, and child support programs.

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