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This document outlines amendments to Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) rules governing Title IV-E adoption assistance, part of the five-year rule review process. It details changes to rules concerning adoption assistance applications, reimbursement processes for nonrecurring expenses, and necessary documentation. Effective amendments relate to the administration of adoption assistance and guidelines for public and private agencies involved in child welfare services.

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1. Gather all necessary documents for family members including identification and age verification.
2. Start with the adult section: Fill out the required information such as name, date of birth, and relationship to each child.
3. Move to the children section: List each child's name, date of birth, and any other required details.
4. Carefully review all information for accuracy before submission.
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3. Schools and educational institutions that track family structures for enrollment purposes.
4. Health care providers assessing need for family-based health services.

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Family children and adult refers to a classification or group within a family unit that includes both minors (children) and adults, typically encompassing the relationships and dynamics among family members.

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