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Search results will populate at the bottom of the page. If the applicant/individual is not found, a search is conducted using the Reports option on the Home tab.

The “Not Yet Submitted by Provider” listing will show all applications which have been started but have either not been completed or the submit button not selected by the applicant.

The “Not Yet Submitted by Provider>10 Days” is a listing of applications which have not been completed or “submitted” and their thirty (30) days to complete the application process will be expiring soon. The ten (10) days is based on when their application was started in NABCS. Using these two (2) listings, the CCPO will be able to determine if and when an application has been submitted and when it will be expiring.

When an application has been submitted (completed) but a determination is not available for the individual in the Staff/Roster listing it should be available in one of the other reports listed in the Application section on the Home tab of NABCS.

Should a barring crime and/or condition be identified for an Approved Relative provider or their household members or an In- home caregiver, action is taken to deny the application advising the individual of the right to request a variance. See 4250-1 Background Check Variance Request Applications.

4210-3 ALASKA BACKGROUND CHECK PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION The Alaska Background Check Program (BCP) conducts a series of criminal and civil registry checks including Child Protection Services (CPS), which take approximately twenty-four (24) to forty-eight (48) hours for those providers and household members required to apply to the BCP for background checks. If no barrier crimes or conditions are found during the registry checks, the individual is eligible to be hired provisionally while the BCP is waiting for fingerprint results. This information is available to the provider by accessing their case in the New Alaska Background Check System (NABCS). The provider may hire the individual at that time which associates them with the provider’s case in NABCS. Individuals who are eligible for provisional