- (1) An applicant or provider representative shall immediately notify OBP if the applicant has any new criminal or non-criminal finding.
- (2) OBP shall issue a new supervised only determination as described in Subsection R501-14-2(11) until a disposition on the case is reached if an eligible applicant has any new criminal or non-criminal finding.
(3) OBP may revoke a background check approval of an applicant if:
- (a) the applicant is convicted of a felony, misdemeanor, or infraction listed in Subsection 26B-2-120(5)(a); and
- (b) OBP granted the background check approval while the conviction was pending.
(4)(a) A provider representative shall notify OBP of each termination of an employee with fingerprints retained under Section 26B-2-120.
- (b) OBP shall report each termination to the Department of Public Safety within 180 days if the applicant has not transferred the clearance to a transfer-eligible program within that time frame.
KEY: licensing, background screening, background check, fingerprinting, human services
Date of Last Change: July 2, 2025
Notice of Continuation: August 22, 2025
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-2-120; 26B-2-121; 26B-2-122