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4. In-home Providers In-home providers must have a background check conducted as stated in 7 AAC 10 for their in-home child care caregiver before an eligibility determination can be made to approve.

Families hiring an In-home child care caregiver must have a background check for their selected caregiver only. No household members need a background check.

The parent of the family is considered the provider and must have a facility created in their name in NABCS. The provider (parent) must have a myAlaska user name and password, and valid email address to apply to the BCP. A myAlaska account can be established by accessing the website at: https://my.alaska.gov. The provider (parent) must regularly monitor the email address provided on their application for ongoing communication and information from the BCP and CCPO.

4210-1 CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMPROVIDER BACKGROUND CHECK SEARCH

Upon receipt of an acceptable application, the Designees will: Email the CCPO via the policy mailbox at: dpaccp@alaska.gov with the provider applicant’s first and last name and business name if provided, requesting a search in NABCS for the provider to identify if the applicant has an existing facility.

The CCPO Eligibility and Benefits Team will complete NABCS searches by selecting the Admin tab and Site Data. From the Site Data screen the provider type is changed to “Other” which will populate a drop down selection in the Provider section. Search for the provider from the drop down by: the child care business name; last name, first name; and first name, last name The CCPO Eligibility and Benefits Team will respond to the Designee’s email and the Designee will follow one of the four (4) headings below.

The Designee will follow the instructions from the heading below.