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3.11 WORKING WITH INCARCERATED PARENTS
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4.37 WORKING WITH INCARCERATED PARENTS
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ICPC Home Evaluations
10.1 Introduction to ICPC Home Studies
10.2 Priority Placement Request for a Kentucky Child (Regulation 7)
10.3 Non-Priority Request to Place a Kentucky Child in Another State with a Parent, Relative, or Fictive Kin Caregiver
10.4 Request to Place a Kentucky Child in Another State with a Parent or Relative/Fictive Kin Caregiver-Court Jurisdiction Only Cases
10.5 Request to Place a Kentucky Child in Another State for Foster Care or Adoption
10.6 Request from Another State to Place a Child with a Parent or Relative/Fictive Kin Caregiver in Kentucky
10.7 Request from Another State to Place a Child for Foster Care or Adoption in Kentucky
10.8 Request for Supervision and Services for ICPC Placements, Including Ongoing Contact with Child
10.9 Case Closure (Termination of Jurisdiction)
10.10 Financial and Medical Responsibility for Kentucky Children Placed Out of State
10.11 ICPC Regulation 1-Conversion of Intrastate to Placement into Interstate Placement
Compliance with Interstate Compact on Juveniles
10.13 Introduction to Compliance with Interstate Compact on Juveniles
10.14 Status Offender Referrals and Return of Runaways
Making Adoptive Interstate Placements
10.23 Introduction to Making Adoptive Interstate Placements
10.24 Requirements for Out of State Adoptive Families
10.25 Obtaining an Out of State Home Study
10.26 Request for Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) Approval for Post Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) Placements
10.27 Travel Expenses for the Out of State Family
10.28 Child Protective Services Protective Service Alerts
10.29 Services Required After Out of State Placement
10.30 SSW's Responsibility for the Child After Out of State Placement
10.32 Kentucky Families Adopting From Out-of-State
ICPC Administrative Standards of Practice
10.35 Out of State Child Protective Services (CPS) Referrals
10.36 Child Protective Services (CPS) Records Requests
10.37 Custody Investigations
10.38 Out of State Travel for DCBS Staff
Standards of Practice Manual
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10.27 Travel Expenses for the Out of State Family
Effective: 7/5/2021
10.27 Travel Expenses for the Out of State Family
Legal Authority
922 KAR 1:100 Public agency adoptions.
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Introduction
Introduction
Practice Guidance
Practice Guidance
The Cabinet may reimburse travel expenses for out of state families (who cannot pay) to attend a pre-placement conference or visit a Kentucky child.
Travel requests cannot be processed unless both states have signed the Interstate Compact on Placement of Children 100A forms approving the proposed placement.
The Kentucky SSW cannot incur any travel expenses other than the SSW’s own expenses on a personal credit card. If the SSW does so, there is no assurance that the SSW will be reimbursed.
The SSW cannot use a personal credit card for any of the family's expenses.
The family must obtain, save and submit all receipts for covered expenses. No expense will be reimbursed without a receipt, regardless of the amount even it is less than ten dollars ($10). This includes, but is not limited to, children’s meals and parking.
When the family prefers to drive, a travel request is submitted containing a notarized estimate of round trip mileage at the current state billing rate, hotel, and meal expenses. Receipts must be submitted for reimbursement in the same fashion.
The travel request for the potential adoptive family includes all anticipated trips (dates of departure and return), destinations, and an itemized list of all expenses to be reimbursed.
Final approval is granted by the director of the Division of Protection and Permanency.
Procedure
Procedure
The child’s SSW:
Completes the following tasks when the out of state family needs some or all of their travel expenses paid by the Cabinet:
Negotiates the request directly with the family;
Calls the travel agency to obtain the cost of the flight making the airline reservations;
Contacts a local hotel for costs;
Prepares a travel request memorandum and submits it at least two (2) weeks prior to the expected date of travel;
Determines from the travel agency where the tickets will be sent;
Makes lodging reservations at a hotel or motel convenient for visitation with the child;
Arranges for the local or regional office to be billed for lodging expenses;
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Informs the family that if needed, a reservation for a rental car must be made through their credit card;
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Notifies the family’s SSW and the family directly of all travel plans and reservations.
The Travel Authority:
Notifies the travel agency and the SSW when the approval for the travel is granted, and sends copies of the approval memorandum to field staff for use when submitting bills for travel reimbursement.
The SRA:
Approves any travel changes that result in an increased cost.
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Footnotes
The SSW, in consultation with the regional billing specialist may explore with Kentucky state parks whether they are willing to direct bill to the local office.
Families are told that car rental agencies usually do not accept payment in cash and require a credit card. The SSW does not use a personal credit card to obtain the rental.
The family should be encouraged to meet any of the travel expenses they are able to meet.
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