What is PA Act 151 clearance?
Required by Act 151 and by Act 114 of 2006, as amended, for all prospective employees of public schools, private schools and their contractors’ employees who will work in direct contact with children. Also required for “student teacher candidates”. This is one of three required background checks or clearances.
Are you eligible for Act 153 clearances?
The Pennsylvania Child Protective Services Law (CPSL) requires employees, volunteers and other individuals who interact with minors to obtain three different clearances: Pennsylvania Access to Criminal History (PATCH) through the Pennsylvania State Police.
How do you get Pa clearances?
The PA Criminal History can be obtained over the internet at: https://epatch.state.pa.us/Home.jsp the cost is $10 and payable by credit card. You must fill out an application for a child abuse clearance which can be downloaded from the above link. The cost is $10 and must submitted by money order.
How long does it take to get Pa clearances?
How long does it take to receive a Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance? By law, all child abuse history clearance applications must be processed no later than 14 days from the receipt of the application (CY 113 form).
Do I need to complete a new Act 34 clearance form?
If you already have completed an Act 34 clearance form within the last 12 months, it is not necessary to complete another one. Submit a copy with your application. If you are contacted for an interview, you must bring the original form with you. If you are a volunteer – there is no charge for this clearance.
How often do you have to renew Act 34 in PA?
ACT 34 – PENNSYLVANIA ACCESS TO CRIMINAL HISTORY (PATCH) In order to comply with Pennsylvania legislation (ACT 153), your position requires that you secure a new Act 34 Pennsylvania Access to Criminal History (PATCH) every 60 months. You are required to provide original documentation of this clearance by the
How often do I need to update my act 34 (patch)?
In order to comply with Pennsylvania legislation (ACT 153), your position requires that you secure a new Act 34 Pennsylvania Access to Criminal History (PATCH) every 60 months.