TX :: Child Protective Services Handbook :: 8100 General Information :: 8163.1 Authorizing Contract Services

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Only a few state office contracts for service require action by a worker. The procedures for authorizing vary according to the type of contract. For example:

  •  Child Day Care requires the worker to complete a Form 2054. See 8161.1 Active Cases — Authorizing, Extending, or Terminating Direct Services.

  •  The Service Level System contract requires a common application from the worker. See 4400 Texas Service Levels System.

  •  A contract with the Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, allows the worker to obtain birth certificates easily by making a referral to the regional eligibility specialist.


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