The DHS-1929 form is typically used for the following purposes:
Purpose
It is intended to request clearance from the Central Registry, a database maintained by the state to record Information about cases of child abuse and neglect. This clearance is often required for employment, volunteering, or licensing opportunities that involve working with children to ensure that individuals who have a history of child abuse or neglect are not placed in positions where they can harm children.
Need
The need for this form arises from the requirement to protect children from potential harm by ensuring that those who work with or care for them do not have a history of child abuse or neglect.
Intended Audience
The form is intended for use by individuals who are required to prove they are not listed on the Central Registry as having a substantiated case of child abuse or neglect against them. This includes potential employees, volunteers, and licensees in positions involving direct contact with children.
How To Fill Out
Typically, such forms require personal Information, including name, date of birth, and contact information, as well as a valid form of identification. The form may also ask for details about any previous residences in the state, as the registry is maintained at the state level.
Key Information Required
Personal identification details, consent for the department to perform the clearance search, and possibly Information about any other names used or previous addresses in Michigan.
Submission Timing And Deadlines
There are usually no fixed deadlines for submitting this form; however, it should be presented by the requirements of the entity requesting the clearance (e.g., an employer or licensing agency) and well in advance of the expected start date of employment or activity requiring clearance.
Submission Method
Based on standard practices, the form can typically be submitted by mail or in person, along with a copy of a valid photo ID, to the designated MDHHS office or the specific address provided on the form.
Cost
Generally, there might be no cost or a nominal fee for processing this form, but this can vary depending on the state or specific requirements at the time of submission.
Purpose
It is intended to request clearance from the Central Registry, a database maintained by the state to record Information about cases of child abuse and neglect. This clearance is often required for employment, volunteering, or licensing opportunities that involve working with children to ensure that individuals who have a history of child abuse or neglect are not placed in positions where they can harm children.
Need
The need for this form arises from the requirement to protect children from potential harm by ensuring that those who work with or care for them do not have a history of child abuse or neglect.
Intended Audience
The form is intended for use by individuals who are required to prove they are not listed on the Central Registry as having a substantiated case of child abuse or neglect against them. This includes potential employees, volunteers, and licensees in positions involving direct contact with children.
How To Fill Out
Typically, such forms require personal Information, including name, date of birth, and contact information, as well as a valid form of identification. The form may also ask for details about any previous residences in the state, as the registry is maintained at the state level.
Key Information Required
Personal identification details, consent for the department to perform the clearance search, and possibly Information about any other names used or previous addresses in Michigan.
Submission Timing And Deadlines
There are usually no fixed deadlines for submitting this form; however, it should be presented by the requirements of the entity requesting the clearance (e.g., an employer or licensing agency) and well in advance of the expected start date of employment or activity requiring clearance.
Submission Method
Based on standard practices, the form can typically be submitted by mail or in person, along with a copy of a valid photo ID, to the designated MDHHS office or the specific address provided on the form.
Cost
Generally, there might be no cost or a nominal fee for processing this form, but this can vary depending on the state or specific requirements at the time of submission.