North Dakota § 50-11.1-06 In-home provider - Registration voluntary - Prerequisites for approval - Issuance of registration document - Term

North Dakota Statutes

§ 50-11.1-06 — In-home provider - Registration voluntary - Prerequisites for approval - Issuance of registration document - Term

North Dakota § 50-11.1-06

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-11.1Early Childhood Services

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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-11.1-06 (2026).

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Issuance of registration document - Term.
An in-home provider may apply for a registration document from the department. The
department shall determine whether the applicant meets the standards and shall issue or deny
a registration document based upon that determination. A registration document for an in-home
provider may not be effective for longer than one year. The application and supporting
documents may not include any fraudulent or untrue representations. The department may
consider the early childhood services history of the applicant in determining issuance of a
registration document. The department may investigate an applicant according to rules adopted
by the department to determine whether the applicant has a criminal record or has been the
subject of a confirmed decision for c

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Issuance of registration document - Term.
An in-home provider may apply for a registration document from the department. The
department shall determine whether the applicant meets the standards and shall issue or deny
a registration document based upon that determination. A registration document for an in-home
provider may not be effective for longer than one year. The application and supporting
documents may not include any fraudulent or untrue representations. The department may
consider the early childhood services history of the applicant in determining issuance of a
registration document. The department may investigate an applicant according to rules adopted
by the department to determine whether the applicant has a criminal record or has been the
subject of a confirmed decision for child abuse and neglect. The department may issue a
provisional in-home provider registration document in accordance with the rules of the
department.