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Hispanic Client Language Determination Form - State of Illinois

Hispanic Client Language Determination Form - State of Illinois 2025

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The document is a 'Hispanic Client Language Determination Form' from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, designed to assess the language needs of Hispanic clients. It aims to ensure that clients understand their rights and receive appropriate services in their preferred language, either English or Spanish. The form includes questions about the parent's and child's primary languages, preferences for communication, and provides information on obtaining bilingual services.

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Begin with Section A, where you will indicate your language preferences. Mark 'Yes' or 'No' for whether you usually speak Spanish at home and choose your preferred communication language.
In Section B, answer if you find reading easier in Spanish than in English. If you select Spanish, ensure to complete the form in Spanish for verification.
Proceed to Section C regarding your child's language. Indicate if they usually speak Spanish at home and their preferred communication language.
Fill out Section D with parent/guardian identification details, including names and primary languages.
Complete Section E by providing your child's name, age, and primary language. If applicable, list names of younger children who cannot speak yet.
Finally, sign the document in the designated areas and include the date before submitting it.

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