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The document outlines the procedures for requesting information from the Virginia Child Abuse and Neglect Central Registry, which contains names of individuals identified as abusers or neglectors in founded investigations. It includes instructions for completing the Central Registry Release of Information Form, requirements for notarization, payment details, and guidelines for submitting the request to the Virginia Department of Social Services.

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What is the Virginia Central Registry?

Purpose: The Virginia Child Abuse and Neglect Central Registry is mandated by the Virginia Child Protective Law and contains the names of individuals identified as an abuser or neglector in founded child abuse and/or neglect investigations conducted in the state of Virginia.

Are CPS records public in Virginia?

The Virginia Child Protection and Accountability System collects and makes available to the public information on reported cases of child abuse and neglect and the responses by local departments of social services in Virginia pursuant to the law outlined in Section 63.2-1530.

What is central registry?

Central registry reports are typically used to aid social services agencies in the investigation, treatment, and prevention of child abuse cases and to maintain statistical information for staffing and funding purposes.

Are police reports public information in Virginia?

Publicly available police records may be requested from the Henrico Police Criminal Records Unit. Please note that all police records are subject to the stipulations of the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

What can CPS do and not do in Virginia?

By law, a CPS worker can not require that you give up the care of your child to a family member or friend. Only the Court can order this. CPS can only suggest that you find someone other than yourself to care for the child outside of the home if you cant do so safely.