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Child Care Subsidy Policy October 1, 2024 96 9.3.2.15. Form ECE-CC-10F Provider Notice to Agency (The provider should be given a start-up supply of Provider Notice to Agency). 9.3.2.16. Appendix B – Payment Rates/Tiered Reimbursement 9.3.2.17. Day-0176 Child Care Certificate 9.3.2.18. PATH Direct Deposit Setup 9.3.2.19. WV PATH PLUS Application Confidentiality Statement 9.3.2.20. ECE-CC-10H Child Care Payment Form Quiz 9.3.2.21. ECE-CC-6A Payment Process Training Certificate (Addendum to the Child Care Provider Services Agreement) 9.3.2.22. ECE-CC-14A FCC Home Provider Information Packet, and Guide to Providing Family Child Care in WV 9.3.2.23. The CCR&R case manager shall inform the providers of the following: A. Providers must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. B. Providers shall not be paid for child care if they are the child’s parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or another member of the family’s as defined by child care policy. C. Informal, Relative and Registered family child care providers may not operate more than eighteen consecutive hours in a twenty-four-hour period. D. Caregivers who also provide other services such as foster care, or adult care must contact their regulatory specialist to discuss whether they are eligible to become a child care provider. E. The provider application process will not progress until the WV CARES process has been completed. Once the criminal history and background check is completed, the potential provider will be contacted by the Regulatory Staff to continue the application process. 9.3.3. WV CARES Registration Process A criminal history background check is required of the potential provider and all adult household members aged 18 and over. The CCR&R case manager will provide information regarding the initial registration for WV CARES process and provide a guide document. 9.3.4. WV STARS Registry Account