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documents received. Further review must be completed to determine the next action regarding the application. See section 4260-6 Reviewing an Acceptable Provider Application for Completeness.

4200-5 APPROVED RELATIVE AND IN-HOME PROVIDER CASE IN THE NEW ALASKA BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM Approved Relative and In-home providers must have a provider case established in the New Alaska Background Check System (NABCS) in order to have the required background checks completed. When an acceptable Approved Relative or In-home child care provider application is received the Designee will give or mail the applicant the Child Care Provider – Background Check Requirement information sheet advising how to access NABCS. Applicants delivering their application in person will be given the Child Care Provider – Background Check Requirement at the time the application is received.

The Designee will request a review of NABCS by the Child Care Program Office (CCPO) via the policy mailbox at: dpaccp@alaska.gov, to ensure a duplicate case is not requested to be established for the applicant. See section 4210-1 for steps needed for the background check process

4200-6 REVIEWING AN ACCEPTABLE PROVIDER APPLICATION FOR COMPLETENESS Within one (1) business day of registering or case noting receipt of an acceptable Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) provider application all required documents are reviewed for completeness. Unless the applicant completed an interview within the last ninety (90) days or is renewing participation, an interview must be conducted with the applicant as part of the application process. See section 4250 Child Care Assistance Program Provider Interview. An acceptable application received with spaces or sections left blank is considered incomplete.