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Arizona Revised Statutes Title 8. Child Safety § 8-143. Eligibility for subsidies; rate

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. The following persons may apply to the department to have the adoption of a child subsidized:

1. Foster parents who are interested in adopting a child in their home.

2. Permanent guardians who are appointed for a child pursuant to chapter 4, article 12 of this title.  1

3. Other persons who are interested in adopting a child under public or private agency care, whether the adoption is through a public or private agency.

B. All persons approved for the program as adoptive parents shall meet adoption agency standards except for the financial ability to support the child. A subsidy shall not be denied solely on the grounds that the child is placed for adoption through a private agency.

C. The child who the permanent guardian seeks to adopt shall be eligible for the adoption subsidy at the permanent guardianship subsidy rate established by the department.

1 Section 8-871 et seq.
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