JG-4: Georgia Child Protective Services Mandated Reporter Form 2025

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Within 48 hours of reporting the suspected abuse to SCR, the reporter must also complete and sign a written report (LDSS-2221A) and submit the report to the local department of social services (LDSS) that has been assigned to the investigation [26].
Call Centralized Intake at 1-855-422-4453. A report can be made 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. E-mail the completed Mandated Report attached to CPSIntake@DHS.GA.GOV. You will receive an auto-reply stating that the CPS report has been received.
Mandated reporters like teachers, nurses, or police officers are required by law to complete a written report with 48 hours of calling to report child abuse or neglect. The written report does not replace the requirement to call first.
Mandatory means there is no discretion or choice given to the person to decide whether or not to report. Essentially, if a mandatory reporter knows or has reasonable cause to suspect child abuse or neglect, that person must report the possible child abuse or neglect to the local authorities.
Reports can be make by calling 1-855-GA-Child (1-855-422-4453) or online at cps.dhs.ga.gov.
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Oral reports to the SCR from a mandated reporter must be followed within 48 hours by a written report to the local department of social services CPS unit on form LDSS-2221A.
REPORTING SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE Within 48 hours of reporting the suspected abuse to SCR, the reporter must also complete and sign a written report (LDSS-2221A) and submit the report to the local department of social services (LDSS) that has been assigned to the investigation [26].
Mandated Reporter Law - O.C.G.A. 19-7-5 (2016) It is intended that mandatory reporting will cause the protective services of the state to be brought to bear on the situation in an effort to prevent abuses, to protect and enhance the welfare of children, and to preserve family life wherever possible.

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