Form OCFS-5606, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Claiming Entity Cost Allocation Plan, is used by claiming entities to allocate the costs of legal representation services among different programs and funding sources. This form assists in ensuring accurate cost allocation and claiming for federal Title IV-E reimbursement.
Form OCFS-5604, the Enhanced Quality Legal Representation Services Plan for Counties and NYC, is a specialized plan developed by counties and New York City (NYC) to ensure that legal representation provided in child welfare cases meets enhanced quality standards. This plan outlines the strategies and measures implemented to enhance the quality of legal representation services in accordance with federal requirements.
Form OCFS-5603, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Administration and Training Claim Form - Parent/Child Detail Form, is used to provide additional details about the parent and child involved in child welfare cases where legal representation costs are being claimed for reimbursement under Title IV-E. This form supplements the overall claim for legal representation expenses.
Form OCFS-5602, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Administration and Training Claim Form - Office of Court Administration, is used by the Office of Court Administration to seek reimbursement for legal representation costs incurred in child welfare cases eligible for federal Title IV-E funding. This form allows the Office of Court Administration to claim reimbursement for eligible legal representation expenses related to child welfare proceedings.
Form OCFS-5601, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Administration and Training Claim Form - Rest of State, is used by agencies outside of New York City to seek reimbursement for legal representation costs incurred in child welfare cases. This form enables agencies to claim federal Title IV-E reimbursement for eligible legal representation expenses.
Form OCFS-5600, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Administration and Training Claim Form - New York City, is a specialized claim form for New York City agencies seeking reimbursement for legal representation costs incurred in child welfare cases. This form enables the agencies to claim federal Title IV-E reimbursement for eligible legal representation expenses.
Form OCFS-5576, the Referral Addendum for Prenatal, Postpartum, Parenting Programs, is utilized to provide additional information when referring an individual to Prenatal, Postpartum, or Parenting programs. This form serves as an extension of the referral process, offering supplementary details to ensure accurate assessment and program placement.
The form consists of sections where additional information about the individual being referred is documented. It may include sections for detailing the individual's needs, circumstances, preferences, and any relevant considerations.
Form OCFS-5575, the Appropriateness of Placement Assessment in a Prenatal, Postpartum or Parenting/EMPOWER Setting, is used to assess the suitability of a placement in a Prenatal, Postpartum, or Parenting/EMPOWER setting for a child or youth in foster care. This form helps determine whether the setting aligns with the individual's needs and circumstances.
Form OCFS-5572, the Qualified Individual Assessment Summary Report, provides a concise summary of the assessment process and outcomes of a Qualified Individual Assessment. This report offers an overview of the individual's eligibility for services or programs based on their needs and circumstances.
The form consists of sections where key assessment results are summarized, including eligibility determination, assessment process overview, and any recommended services or programs. It may include sections related to the individual's goals and needs.
Form OCFS-5571, the Qualified Individual Report, documents the results of a Qualified Individual Assessment conducted to determine an individual's eligibility for services or programs. This report summarizes the assessment findings and recommendations based on the individual's needs and circumstances.
