I did not know this, so thank-you so much for bringing it to light.
I wonder if Canada has a similar list where the names are placed on it even if the people do not lose custody of their children.
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I did not know this, so thank-you so much for bringing it to light.
I wonder if Canada has a similar list where the names are placed on it even if the people do not lose custody of their children.
Canada does have a list and it holds everyone's name that has ever been contacted by CAS (guilty or not). My understanding is that it can be shared throughout the provincial agencies and external parties if they are served with a warrant or for a criminal background check for a job opportunity with kids as @kryptocoin mentioned.
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Thank you @boodles17 for dropping this great contribution.
Canada follows similar method. I remember vividly two years ago when I was making some research and I read a parent outcry on this issue, and she stated she was from Canada., I doubt if this has been amended over there, but the US never made any amendment.
oh. This is really important to know then. I wonder if it would even affect things like getting travel visas, or driving across the border into the USA.
None that I have heard of. The only complains I've read of parent is usually on job opportunity "mostly those where kids" are and the teen mothers who had problem with admission. The CAPTA mentioned something about that(employment). And the lady I worked with on upwork.
So it is very unlikely if that would ever happen.