Juvenile
JV-469: Petition and Order to Exit and Reenter Jurisdiction—Nonminor Dependent
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This form allows a nonminor dependent in California's foster care system to request permission to leave the state temporarily and then return without losing their legal status or benefits. Social workers, judges, and young adults in foster care use it to manage travel or relocation while maintaining custody and support arrangements.
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Forms that go with JV-469
JV-400RequiredVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Jurisdiction/Disposition Report (JV-400) is typically prepared by the social worker to provide the court with background information and recommendations that directly inform the Disposition Order.›JV-415RequiredFindings and Orders After Dispositional Hearing (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 361 et seq.)The Indian Child Inquiry Attachment (JV-415) must accompany dispositional proceedings to document compliance with the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) notice and inquiry requirements.›JV-466RequiredRequest to Return to Juvenile Court Jurisdiction and Foster CareThe Transitional Independent Living Case Plan (TILCP) documents the nonminor dependent's goals and services, and is required to be current and on file whenever the court considers jurisdiction matters for a nonminor dependent.›JV-450Often filed with itOrder for Prisoner's Appearance at Hearing Affecting Parental RightsThe Case Plan (JV-450) outlines the services and requirements ordered for the family, and is commonly submitted alongside or referenced within the Disposition Order to document the reunification or permanent plan.›JV-570Often filed with itPetition for Access to Juvenile Delinquency Case File or a Living Child's Juvenile Dependency Case FileThe Visitation Order – Juvenile (JV-570) is commonly issued at disposition to formally set visitation terms between the child and parents or relatives as part of the court's dispositional orders.›JV-468Often filed with itConfidential Information—Request to Return to Juvenile Court Jurisdiction and Foster CareThe Petition to Resume Jurisdiction Over a Nonminor (JV-468) is a closely related form used when jurisdiction needs to be formally resumed, often preceding or accompanying the exit/reentry process under JV-469.›JV-290Next stepCaregiver Information FormThe Findings and Orders After Hearing form is used by the court to document the judicial findings and orders resulting from the hearing on the JV-469 petition, making it a standard companion form.›JV-367Next stepFindings and Orders After Hearing to Consider Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Over a NonminorThe Findings and Orders—Nonminor Dependent form documents the court's specific orders regarding the nonminor dependent's continued or resumed dependency status, frequently issued in conjunction with the JV-469 proceedings.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-463Nonminor's Informed Consent to Hold Disposition Hearing›JV-470Findings and Orders Regarding Prima Facie Showing on Nonminor's Request to Reenter Foster Care›JV-471Findings and Orders Regarding Exit and Reentry of Jurisdiction—Nonminor Dependent›JV-472Findings and Order After Hearing to Consider Nonminor's Request to Reenter Foster Care›JV-474Nonminor Dependent—Consent to Copy and Inspect Nonminor Dependent Court File›JV-475Agreement of Adoption of Nonminor Dependent›