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eligibility. The provider does not need to reapply to participate in the CCAP or CCG Programs.

If an Approved Relative or In-home provider’s CCAP participation is reinstated as a result of the appeal process, the provider’s case in ICCIS will be updated. The provider does not need to reapply. The Designee will complete the License Revocation or Suspension Form checking the box “Reinstated in good standing” and scan and emailthe completed form to the BCP at BCUnit@alaska.gov.

If the Licensing office’s final determination is to revoke the facility’s license, the provider is closed in ICCIS and not eligible for CCAP and CCG participation. The Licensing office notifies the Designee and CCPO CCG Eligibility Staff, via email, of the final determination to revoke.

4330-3. PERMANENT CLOSURES When a provider’s license or approval is revoked, or they notify the Designee of their intent to stop providing care prior to their Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) expiration date, the Child Care Assistance Provider - End of Approval Status notice must be issued.

When a provider does not renew their license, certification, accreditation, or approval; closes their facility voluntarily; or advises the Designee they no longer wish to participate in CCAP, the Designee will: 1. Print the payment options screens for the month of suspension and future months

2. Using the Payment Options Screens, notify the family workers and PASS I worker of the suspension so authorizations can be cancelled and families benotified.

3. Issue a Child Care Assistance Provider - End of Approval Status notice to the provider and document actions in an Integrated Child Care Information System (ICCIS) case note;

4. Complete the Background Check Program NABCS: CCPO Provider/Facility Account Form and email it to the Background Check Program at BCPUnit@alaska.gov for disabling the provider’s case in the New Alaska Background Check System (NABCS); and