New York State Office of Children and Family Services

Form OCFS-LDSS-7010, "Notice of Fraud Determination - Disqualification for Child Care Benefits and Repayment Plan," is used by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to inform a recipient about a fraud determination resulting in disqualification from child care benefits. This form also outlines a repayment plan for any overpaid assistance. The primary purpose is to communicate the consequences of fraudulent activities and the need for repayment.

Form OCFS-LDSS-7009, "Notice of Child Care Assistance Overpayment and Repayment Requirements," is used by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to notify a recipient that an overpayment of child care assistance has occurred and to outline the requirements for repayment. This form aims to inform recipients about the overpayment and the steps they need to take to return the excess funds.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4788, "Notice of Evaluation of Child Care Benefits - No Change," serves as a communication tool by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to inform a recipient that their child care benefits have been evaluated, and no changes have been made to their current benefits. This form aims to keep the recipient updated about the status of their benefits, providing reassurance that their eligibility and benefits remain unaffected.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4785, "Approval of Your Transitional Child Care Benefits," is employed by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to communicate the approval of transitional child care benefits for individuals or families transitioning from temporary assistance to employment. This form serves as an official notification that the recipient's eligibility for transitional child care benefits has been established, aiding them in their journey towards self-sufficiency.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4784, "Approval of Your Redetermination for Child Care Benefits," is utilized by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to communicate the approval of a recipient's redetermination for child care benefits. This form serves as an official notice that the recipient's eligibility for child care benefits has been reassessed and reaffirmed, allowing them to continue receiving the specified assistance.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4782, "Notice of Intent to Discontinue Child Care Benefits," is employed by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to inform a recipient that their child care benefits are slated for discontinuation. This form serves as a notification to recipients that their circumstances no longer meet the eligibility criteria for receiving child care benefits, necessitating the discontinuation of these benefits.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4781, "Notice of Intent to Change Child Care Benefits and Family Share Payments," serves as a communication tool between the New York State Office of Children and Family Services and the recipient of child care benefits. This form is utilized to inform the recipient about an upcoming change in their child care benefits or family share payments, allowing them to anticipate modifications to their financial responsibilities.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4780, Denial of Your Application for Child Care Benefits (Sample Only), is a document provided to applicants whose application for child care benefits has been denied. This form serves as an official notification of the denial and provides reasons for the denial, as well as information about the applicant's right to appeal the decision.

Form OCFS-LDSS-4779, Approval of Your Application for Child Care Benefits (Sample Only), is a document provided to applicants who have been approved to receive child care benefits. This form serves as an official notification of approval and outlines the details of the benefits that the applicant is eligible to receive.

Form OCFS-5607, the Title IV-E Legal Representation Training Cost Allocation Plan, is utilized to allocate the costs of legal representation training among different programs and funding sources. This form assists in ensuring accurate cost allocation and claiming for federal Title IV-E reimbursement for training-related expenses associated with legal representation.