Children Returned Home but Still in DCF Custody

(A) Requirements. A child who returns to the home of the relative from the care or custody of a Department of the Commonwealth or licensed private agency, is expected to remain in the home for more than 30 consecutive days, but remains in the custody of a public or private agency, is considered to be living with the relative and is eligible for TAFDC, if he or she meets all other applicable eligibility requirements. (B) Verifications. Verification shall be by a written statement from the appropriate Department of the Commonwealth or licensed private agency, stating the child has returned to the home, is expected to remain in the home for more than 30 consecutive days, and payment to the foster family or group-care facility has ended.