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household members sixteen (16) years of age and older; and associate each of these household members with their facility.

The Designee will obtain verification of a valid background check for the provider and all household members sixteen (16) years of age and older and correct association to the provider’s case within NABCS. See section 4210 Child Care Assistance Program Provider Background Check Requirements; and

15. The Electronic Payment Agreement for Vendors Doing Business with the State of Alaska form is strongly encouraged and provided to each applicant however is not required. If provided it is forwarded to the Child Care Program Office (CCPO)with the State of Alaska Substitute Form W-9 at the time of program approval.

4200-2 D. IN-HOME CHILD CARE APPLICATION SUBMISSION An eligible CCAP family may choose to hire a caregiver to care for the family's children in the family’s home. An individual serving as an In- home caregiver for a participating family will not be approved to participate in the CCAP as a family and receive a benefit for the care of his or her own child during the same hours they are providing child care services.

An In-home child care application packet given to a family choosing In-home child care includes state and federal employment information, health and safety guidelines and notification they are required to comply with all applicable labor and tax laws.

As the employer of the In-home caregiver, the family is responsible for complying with minimum wage standards and both federal and state employer tax requirements. The Designee does not verify the family is in compliance with tax and labor laws.

The In-home child care application packet includes the following forms and verification requirements that must be completed and submitted to the Designee:

1. In-home Child Care Application CC40;

2. In-home Child Care Parent/Caregiver Agreement CC18, if applicable;