Office of Economic Opportunity

State of North Carolina

Official Website: https://www.ncdhhs.gov/divisions/office-economic-opportunity

The Office of Economic Opportunity helps low-income individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency. It works to improve the social and economic well being of individuals, families and communities across North Carolina.

Forms & Documents

Browse all Office of Economic Opportunity government forms

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Form Title Topics
Report to Vital Records (Not Stepparent or Adult)
Request for Financial Information
Request for Record
Request for State Appeal
Request for State Appeal 1473-Addendum for Expedited MAD Medical Determination
Request for State Appeal 1473-Addendum for Program Integrity Food and Nutrition Services
Reunification Referring Agency Referral Form
Revocation of Relinquishment for Adoption by Parent, Guardian, or Guardian Ad Litem of the Mother/Father
Rights and Responsibilities
Semi-Supervised Independent Living Assessment Tool
Statement of Assurance of Compliance with Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964
Statement of Assurance of Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for Other Agencies, Institutions, Organizations or Facilities
Structured Documentation Instrument for CPS Assessments
Title VI, Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964
Transitional Living Plan - 90 Day Transition Plan For Young Adults In Foster Care 18 to 21
Transitional Living Plan - 90 Day Transition Plan for Youth in Foster Care
Transitional Living Plan For Youth/Young Adults in Foster Care
Transitional Living Plan - Helpful Resources For Young Adults
Verification of Change in Situation
Voluntary Placement Agreement

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