The Alaska Office of Children's Services accepts this 6-page fillable PDF as a written report of suspected child abuse or neglect. OCS calls its hotline the fastest way to report, but a reporter who prefers writing can complete the form and send it in. It collects reporter, caregiver, child and perpetrator details, then the maltreatment type, safety concerns, observations and whether the child disclosed.
The reporter completes the whole form. A mandatory reporter gives their title or role and organization and says whether a phone report was already made to the OCS hotline.
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OCS Report Form
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OCS allows anonymous reports, but anonymity means the reporter's identity is not documented at all, so there is no record that a mandatory reporting requirement was fulfilled. Screening decisions are available to mandated reporters who identify themselves, who can call the OCS hotline for the status of a report.
OCS describes its hotline as the fastest and easiest way to report, and staff can gather all required information by phone. The written form is an alternative and asks whether a phone report was already made. For suspected sexual abuse, law enforcement must also be notified.