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The document is a request form for the Utah Child Abuse Central Registry, intended for individuals seeking background screening related to child abuse. It outlines the instructions for completing and submitting the form, including required identification and submission methods. The form collects personal information from the applicant and specifies various reasons for requesting the background check. It also includes legal disclaimers regarding the accuracy of information provided and the conditions under which results will be released.

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How do I report CPS anonymously in Utah?

Any information you provide will be kept confidential, as is required by state law. If you prefer not to share this information, we ask that you call our hotline (855-323-3237) directly.

How do I report someone to CPS in Utah?

1-855-323-DCFS(3237) Utah law requires any person who has reason to believe that a child has been subjected to abuse, neglect, or dependency to immediately notify the nearest office of Child and Family Services, a peace officer, or a law enforcement agency.

How do I request DCFS records in Utah?

Complete a request for records on your states letterhead. State that the purpose is for a current investigation. Include the childrens and parents names and dates of birth. Email the information to dcfsgrama@utah.gov along with a copy of your work badge or a business card.

How do you call someone anonymously on CPS?

How to Anonymously Report to CPS Call your states CPS report line or submit an anonymous report. Provide a detailed explanation of why you suspect child abuse. Know that no further action is needed on your end.

What is the DCF Central Registry?

Every state has procedures for maintaining records related to reports and investigations of child abuse and neglect. The term central registry is used by many states to refer to a centralized database for the statewide collection and maintenance of these records.