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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the FOSTER PARENT PRIVATE VEHICLE USAGE REPORT in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Provider Name and Address at the top of the form. This identifies you as the foster parent responsible for reporting vehicle usage.
  3. Fill in the Client Name, Provider ID, and Client ID to ensure accurate tracking of mileage related to specific children.
  4. For each trip, enter the Date in MMDDYY format, followed by the From and To locations, including city names.
  5. Record the Beginning Odometer and Ending Odometer readings in whole miles only. Calculate Total Miles driven for each trip.
  6. Categorize your mileage into Visitation Miles (FTV), Case Activity Miles (FTC), Other Essential Miles (FTP), and Medical Miles (FTM) as applicable.
  7. Ensure that a Medical Provider’s Signature/Stamp is included where necessary for medical trips.
  8. Finally, sign and date the form along with your caseworker's signature before submitting it monthly.

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The application of a prospective foster parent shall not be approved if he or she has been convicted of a felony involving conduct that constitutes any of the following: Child abuse. Commission of domestic violence in the presence of a child. Abuse or neglect of a child with a disability.
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.
These checks, including State and Federal criminal records and child abuse and neglect central registries, are part of the process of assessing the suitability of these caregivers to provide a safe home for children placed in their care. The circumstances that will disqualify an applicant are also discussed.
Foster Care in Utah In Utah, more than 2,600 children are in foster care because their families are in crisis. Through no fault of their own, they have experienced trauma, heartbreak and displacement. Every child deserves a safe home with a loving family.
Serious convictions, violent crimes, sexual crimes and crimes against children will disqualify you from becoming a foster carer.
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Foster parents shall: Be in good health and emotionally stable. Be able to provide for the physical, social, mental health, and emotional needs of the foster child. Be responsible persons who are age 21 or older. Provide documentation of legal residential status. Have the ability to help the foster child thrive.
Utah has 822 licensed foster families, the lowest number in many years. And while its true that the daily stipend amount for foster families is $21 per day, families arent in this work for the money. Take Rev. Jamie White, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City.
18 years and older As a result of the federal credit check mandate, the credit reporting agencies created specific channels to enable Child Welfare Agencies to access reports electronically for youth in care. For more information: Steps on how to check if your county has access to credit check sites with the bureaus.

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