Provider Verifications Sample Clauses

Provider Verifications. CONTRACTOR shall review the Child Care Services Agreement (ST1 -05) and contact the provider, as needed, to verify that the provider can legally provide child care and that all of the following information is on the Child Care Services Agreement or in a provider file. CONTRACTOR may retain copies of provider documents in a provider file, or may include the documents in each participant case file with a child in the provider’s facility, at CONTRACTOR’s discretion. CONTRACTOR shall deny child care with any provider if placement with that provider would violate any law or regulation by sending the participant an ST1-11 form and sending the prospective provider a Provider Notification (ST1 -06); and in such cases CONTRACTOR shall contact the participant and ask the participant to select another child care provider.
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Provider Verifications. All documents received from the participant or provider must be originals. Copies shall be annotated to include that originals were seen, the name of the APP staff and the date the original documents were seen. CONTRACTOR shall review the CalWORKs Stage 1 Child Care Participant-Provider Services Agreement (ST1-05) and contact the provider, as needed, to follow-up on any provider verification that indicates the provider is not authorized to work in the U.S. and that all of the following information specified in 5.2.8.1 through 5.2.8.9 is on the CalWORKs Stage 1 Child Care Participant-Provider Services Agreement or in a provider file. If the provider cannot/does not produce any additional documentation that indicates the provider has been subsequently authorized for employment in the U.S., do not authorize child care with that provider and request the participant to choose another provider. CONTRACTOR may retain copies of provider documents in a provider file, or may include the documents in each participant case file with a child in the provider’s facility, at CONTRACTOR’s discretion. CONTRACTOR shall deny child care with any provider if placement with that provider would violate any law or regulation by sending the participant an ST1-11 form and sending the prospective provider a Provider Notification (ST1-06). In such cases CONTRACTOR shall contact the participant and ask the participant to select another child care provider. The following information must be obtained from the child care provider:
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