North Dakota § 50-12-16 Taking children from state for placement in family homes - Consent of department - Report

North Dakota Statutes

§ 50-12-16 — Taking children from state for placement in family homes - Consent of department - Report

North Dakota § 50-12-16

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-12Child-Placing Agency

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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-12-16 (2026).

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department - Report. No person, partnership, voluntary association, corporation, or limited liability company may take or send any child out of the state for placement in a family home in another state without first securing the consent of the department of health and human services so to do and without first reporting to the department:

1.The name and address of the child to be taken or sent;

2.The name and address of the family which is to receive the child; and

3.Such other information concerning the family and the child as the department may require. This section does not apply to a parent who personally removes the parent's child from the state.

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department - Report.
No person, partnership, voluntary association, corporation, or limited liability company may
take or send any child out of the state for placement in a family home in another state without
first securing the consent of the department of health and human services so to do and without
first reporting to the department:
1. The name and address of the child to be taken or sent;
2. The name and address of the family which is to receive the child; and
3. Such other information concerning the family and the child as the department may
require.
This section does not apply to a parent who personally removes the parent's child from the
state.