Get Wi Dcf-f-cfs0149-e 2015-2025

Filling out the WI DCF-F-CFS0149-E form is an important step in providing essential medical and genetic history for children whose biological parental rights have been terminated. This guide will walk you through the process of filling out this form online, ensuring that you provide the necessary information accurately and confidentially.

Follow the steps to complete the form with ease.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your chosen online editor.
2. Begin by filling out Section I, providing the child's name, birthdate, hospital name, and details about both the birth mother and birth father, including their names, birthdates, addresses, and telephone numbers. If the birth parents are related, indicate that in the provided field.
3. Proceed to Section II if the information is being provided by someone other than the birth parent. Fill in the name, address, telephone number, and relationship to the child of the individual providing the information.
4. In Section III, describe the birth parent and their parents by providing their names, birthdates, height, weight, ethnic/national background, and information regarding their educational completion and any pertinent medical history.
5. Continue to detail the birth parent's siblings in Section IV, specifying their names, relationships, genders, and any health issues. If necessary, use additional sheets for more siblings.
6. Section V requires you to provide information about the birth parent's grandparents similarly to how you described the parents, paying attention to the required details.
7. In Section VI, list any other children born to the birth parent. Include their relationship to the adopted child and any health information, using extra sheets if needed.
8. Complete Section VII by indicating any medical or genetic conditions that affect the child or their relatives. Be specific about the relation and provide comments where required.
9. If applicable, Section VIII should be filled out, detailing any known genetic testing completed on family members.
10. Lastly, review the authorization statement, ensuring it is signed and dated by the birth parent or the person providing the information.
11. Once all sections are completed, ensure you save your changes, and you can then download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your documents online today to ensure a smooth and efficient submission process.