Child Protection Services Request for Payment Statesdus State Sd Form

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if English is not the primary language for a parent or the child should they both expect an interpreter along every step of the way well the agency does have the ability to request an interpreter but they're not required by law to do so so what I always tell people is if you can't communicate at all with the Child Protective Services worker you really want to say that you know just you know make it as clear to them as possible in whatever fashion you can speaking through a third party writing those that you cannot understand if you can understand enough either you or your child but there is a language barrier your your multilingual and English is not your first language then you really want to insist that you have an interpreter and in the circumstances where there's not an immediate threat there's no imminent risk of harm there's not a concern about removing a child from a harmful situation but they just have to find out what happened in those circumstances you're much more likely to