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Michigan Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 16, 2016) |
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Department HS. Health and Human Services |
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Childrens Services Agency |
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Chapter Child Placing Agencies |
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Part 8. INTER-COUNTRY ADOPTION |
Section 400.12808. Inter-country adoption record.
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(1) An agency shall permanently retain a case record for each adoptive child after adoptive placement.
(2) The child record shall contain all of the following:
(a) Orientation documentation as required by R 400.12707.
(b) Evaluation documentation as required by R 400.12708.
(c) Placement documentation as required by R 400.12709.
(d) Supervision documentation as required by R 400.12711.
(3) An agency shall retain a case record for each applicant family for adoption.
(4) The applicant family record shall contain all of the following:
(a) Orientation documentation as required by R 400.12604.
(b) Adoptive family evaluation as required by R 400.12605.
(c) Record of training provided.
(d) Documentation of agency policies that were provided to applicants.
(e) All documents pertaining to adoption evaluation required by R 400.12605.
(f) Agency recommendation as required by R 400.12606.
(5) An agency shall retain each applicant family record for not less than 3 years after the agency’s termination of services to the applicant family.
(6) If a branch or associate office of a child-placing agency ceases to operate, then the agency shall forward the branch’s or office’s adoption records to the central office of the branch or associate office.
(7) If a child-placing agency ceases to operate, then the agency shall forward its child records to the Michigan department of human services.
(8) If a child-placing agency ceases operation, the agency’s adoptive applicant family records shall be shredded or returned to the applicant family if services to the applicant family were terminated 3 or more years before the closure. Records shall be forwarded to the department of human services central office adoptions for all other records.
History: 2014 AACS.