Gavvy: Department of Family and Protective Services, Rule 700.1045 If No Assistance Is Needed at the Time A Person Becomes the Permanent Kinship Conservator, Can That Person Still Enter Into A Permanency Care Assistance Agreement?

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Rule 700.1045 If No Assistance Is Needed at the Time A Person Becomes the Permanent Kinship Conservator, Can That Person Still Enter Into A Permanency Care Assistance Agreement?

Yes. If a prospective permanent kinship conservator meets the eligibility criteria for permanency care assistance, but does not need any monetary assistance or Medicaid to meet the child's needs at the time the court awards permanent managing conservatorship of the child, that person may enter into a deferred permanency care assistance agreement to preserve eligibility to receive permanency care assistance benefits for the child in the future, should the need arise. Source Note: The provisions of this §700.1045 adopted to be effective March 1, 2010, 35 TexReg 878; amended to be effective January 19, 2017, 42 TexReg 84

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