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State of Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) – Bureau of Child Care and Development Child Care Application (Form IL444-3455), page 1
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Form IL444-3455 is the official Illinois Department of Human Services Child Care Application used to determine eligibility for child care assistance and to set the approved child care schedule and parent co-payment. It collects parent/guardian and household details, work/school activity information, family composition and citizenship/immigration documentation (as applicable), provider information, and monthly income. The form also includes required certifications and signatures from both the parent/guardian and the child care provider, which are necessary for IDHS to authorize payments. Submitting a complete application with required verifications (such as pay stubs or school schedules) helps avoid delays or return of the application as incomplete.
Fillable fields1264
Pages17
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Form Complexity IndexVery Complex, 81/100

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Required Parent/Guardian Identity Fields Completed

Validate that the applicant’s first name, last name, date of birth, and sex selection (male/female) are provided, and that the parent/guardian name appears where required (top of each page in the form set). These fields establish the primary case identity and are needed for eligibility determination and record matching. If missing or illegible/blank, the submission should be flagged as incomplete and returned for correction.

Address Completeness and Illinois Address Format Validation

Check that the home address includes street, city, state, and ZIP code, and that the state is a valid two-letter code (typically IL for Illinois). Validate ZIP code format (5 digits or ZIP+4) and ensure apartment number is present when indicated. Address accuracy is critical for notices, CCR&R routing, and cross-database verification. If invalid, the system should reject the address and require correction before processing.

Phone Number and Email Format Validation

Validate that at least one reachable phone number is provided (home, mobile, or alternate) and that all phone numbers follow a valid US format (10 digits, optional extension). If an email address is provided, validate it against standard email syntax rules. Reliable contact information is necessary to resolve missing documentation and prevent processing delays. If validation fails, prompt the applicant to correct the format or provide an alternate contact method.

Optional SSN Field Rules (Parent/Children) and Placeholder Handling

If a Social Security Number is entered for a parent or child, validate it is exactly 9 digits (or formatted as XXX-XX-XXXX) and not an obviously invalid value (e.g., all zeros). If not provided, ensure the field is blank or explicitly marked as 'N/A' per form instructions, and do not treat it as a required field. This prevents data-entry errors while respecting that SSNs are optional for eligibility. If an SSN is partially entered or malformed, the submission should be flagged for correction to avoid mismatches in verification.

Other Benefits Case Number and County Field Consistency

When a TANF/SNAP/Medical Assistance case number is provided, validate it matches expected numeric/alpha format and that a county is selected/entered. County and case number are used for cross-program verification and routing. If a case number is present but county is missing (or vice versa where required by workflow), the system should request completion or confirm the applicant is not applying with an existing case.

Work Information Completeness Per Job (Applicant and Other Parent)

If the applicant (or other parent) indicates they are working or lists a number of jobs greater than zero, require completion of employer name, job title, employer address, start date, pay amount, pay frequency, and typical hours/days per week for each job. Also require at least one work schedule example (FROM/TO with days) or a clear explanation that the schedule varies. This information drives eligibility and authorized care hours. If any required job fields are missing for a declared job, the application should be marked incomplete.

And 12 more checks
  • Employment Pay Rate and Pay Frequency Logical Validation
  • Date Field Format and Chronology Validation (DOB, Job Start, Term Dates, Provider Start)
  • School/Training Section Conditional Requirements
  • Other Parent/Stepparent Household Presence and Activity Consistency
  • Family Size and Household Member Listing Reconciliation
  • Child Eligibility Age and Special Condition Validation
  • Ethnic Origin Coding and Multi-Code Format Validation
  • Child Care Provider Identification and Tax ID Requirement
  • Provider Type vs Licensing Fields Consistency
  • Child Care Schedule Integrity and School-Time Exclusion
  • Monthly Income Totals and Non-Negative Amount Validation
  • Required Signatures and Dates Present (Parent and Provider)

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  1. Enter parent/guardian contact information and identifiers (address, phone/email, optional SSN, case numbers if applicable) and indicate whether multiple providers are involved.
  2. Complete work and/or school/training/TANF-required activity sections for the applicant (and for the other parent/stepparent if living in the home), including employer details, pay frequency, hours, schedules, and travel time.
  3. List all household members and the children needing assistance in the Family Information section, including required federal reporting items (e.g., ethnicity) and citizenship/alien registration details if applicable.
  4. Fill out a Child Care Arrangement (Section 4) for each provider you want paid, listing each child’s care schedule (and school hours if applicable), rates, and whether schedules vary or discounts apply.
  5. Report total gross monthly income by type for all counted family members (employment, self-employment, child support, TANF, Social Security/other income) and subtract child support paid; attach required income and activity verifications (pay stubs, employer letter, tax/self-employment records, school schedule, GPA/report card, etc.).
  6. Have the child care provider complete the Provider Information sections (tax ID/registration number, provider type/licensing details, household members if required, and required disclosures), then obtain the provider’s signature and date.
  7. Review all certifications, sign and date the Parent/Guardian Certification (and other parent signature if required), make a copy for your records, and submit the full packet to your local CCR&R or contracted site provider.

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Leaving blanks instead of writing “N/A”
Applicants often skip questions they think don’t apply (e.g., income types, school/training sections, provider questions) and leave fields empty. This form explicitly instructs you to write “n/a” so reviewers can tell the question wasn’t missed. Blank fields commonly cause the application to be returned as incomplete, delaying approval. To avoid this, scan every section and write “N/A” anywhere a question does not apply to your household or provider.
Not putting the parent/guardian name at the top of every page
Because the application is multiple pages and may be separated during processing, people frequently forget to repeat the Parent/Guardian Name on each page header. Missing names can lead to pages being misfiled or treated as belonging to a different case, which slows processing and triggers requests for resubmission. Before submitting, flip through the packet and ensure the Parent/Guardian Name line is completed on every page that has it.
Using the wrong ink color or submitting illegible handwriting
Applicants sometimes use pencil, red ink, or faint ink, or they write too small, making key numbers (dates, SSNs, case numbers, schedules) hard to read. Illegible entries often get interpreted incorrectly or require staff to return the form for clarification, delaying benefits. The form requires typing or printing clearly in blue or black ink. Use block letters, avoid cross-outs, and rewrite any page that becomes messy.
Reporting net pay or the wrong time period instead of gross monthly income
A very common error is entering take-home pay (after deductions) or weekly/biweekly amounts in Section 5, even though it asks for average gross MONTHLY income. This can make the household appear incorrectly eligible/ineligible and can cause verification mismatches with pay stubs and databases, delaying or denying the case. Use pay stubs to calculate gross monthly income (before deductions) and convert correctly based on pay frequency, and ensure tips are included when applicable.
Missing required employment verification (or sending non-consecutive stubs)
People often forget to attach the last two most recent consecutive pay stubs for each working adult age 19+ counted in family size, or they attach screenshots/partial stubs missing employer name, dates, or gross pay. Without proper verification, the application is typically returned as incomplete or held until documents arrive. Attach two consecutive stubs for each job, and if newly employed, include an employer letter with start date, pay rate, typical schedule/hours per week, employer contact info, and signature.
Not listing all jobs or not completing a separate work page per job
Applicants sometimes list only the job they think “needs child care,” but the form requires all jobs even if child care isn’t needed for that job. Others forget to photocopy and complete an additional work information/schedule page for each job. Omitting jobs can create income and schedule inconsistencies during database checks and can reduce or miscalculate approved care hours. List every job, complete a separate work section for each, and ensure schedules and pay documentation match each job listed.
Incomplete or inconsistent work/school schedules (FROM/TO, AM/PM, travel time)
Schedules are frequently left vague (e.g., “varies” with no example), missing AM/PM, or showing times that don’t align with pay stubs, employer letters, or school schedules. Applicants also forget to include travel time fields or public transportation answers, which are used to determine allowable care hours. Inconsistencies can trigger follow-up requests or reduced approved hours. Provide a clear example week, mark AM/PM for every day, explain variability in writing, and include reasonable travel time consistent with your commute.
Failing to complete the “Other Parent/Stepparent” section when they live in the home
Many applicants skip Section 2 even when another parent/stepparent lives in the household, or they don’t provide that person’s work/school status and documentation. The program generally requires both adults in a two-parent household to be working or in an approved activity, and missing information can delay or prevent approval. If the other parent is not working/in training, the form requires an explanation of why they cannot care for the children, often needing a signed statement. Confirm household composition and fully complete pages for the other parent, including their jobs, schedules, and verifications.
Incorrect family size and missing household members age 19+
Applicants often misunderstand “family size” and either leave out adults living in the home, fail to list other household members on the family information page, or don’t include required income for those counted. This can change eligibility and co-payment amounts and can cause mismatches with state databases (SNAP/TANF/medical records, unemployment, etc.). Carefully follow the definition: include you, your children under 21, the other parent of any child in the home, and any other person you count because you support them (with verifiable income). List all household members as instructed, especially anyone age 19+ whose income must be reported if counted.
Errors in child information fields (DOB, relationship, ethnicity codes, citizenship/alien documentation)
Common issues include wrong or incomplete dates of birth, missing relationship to applicant, leaving ethnicity origin blank, or entering ethnicity text instead of the required numeric codes (including the special instruction for Hispanic ethnicity plus race, e.g., “3-1”). Applicants also sometimes skip the citizenship question or fail to provide an alien registration number/documentation when available, even though the form requires asking. These mistakes can slow processing and lead to requests for corrections. Use official documents for DOB spelling, follow the numeric ethnicity code instructions exactly, and provide alien registration information if the child has it (children may still qualify regardless of status).
Child care arrangement section completed incorrectly (school hours included, wrong provider, missing separate provider pages)
Applicants frequently list total daily time away from home rather than the hours the child is actually with the specific provider, and they forget to exclude hours the child is in school/Head Start/Pre-K. Others list multiple providers but do not complete a separate Section 4 schedule for each provider as required. This can result in incorrect authorized hours and payment issues for the provider. For each provider, list only the children cared for by that provider and only the hours in that provider’s care (excluding school hours), and complete a separate Section 4 for every provider you want paid.
Missing signatures/dates from both parent and provider, or missing provider tax ID/registration details
A frequent last-step error is submitting the packet without the required parent/guardian certification signature/date and the provider certification signature/date. Providers also sometimes omit the required valid tax identification number (SSN/FEIN/Gov’t unit code) or IDHS Provider Registration Number, which is mandatory for payment setup. Missing signatures or tax/registration information can stop the case from being approved or prevent the provider from being paid even if the family is eligible. Before submitting, confirm all signature lines are signed and dated and that the provider has completed their section fully, including the correct tax ID/registration number and any required licensing details.

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What is the Illinois Child Care Application (IL444-3455) used for?
This application is used to request help from the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) to pay for child care while you work, attend school, training, or other approved work-related activities.
Who should fill out this application?
Income-eligible working families, TANF clients in approved activities, teen parents in school/GED programs, and income-eligible families in school or training should apply. A child’s legal guardian or relative caring for the child may also apply (foster parents generally receive assistance through DCFS).
Where do I submit my completed application?
Submit the completed application to your local Child Care Resource & Referral (CCR&R) agency, or to a child care center/home if it has an IDHS contract to provide child care assistance. To find your CCR&R, visit inccra.org or call 1-877-202-4453.
Do I need to have a child care provider before I apply?
Yes. The form states you must have a child care provider selected before submitting your application because provider and schedule information are required.
Are Social Security Numbers required for parents and children?
No. Parent and child Social Security Numbers are optional and eligibility will not be denied if you do not provide them; you can write “n/a.” However, providers must list a valid tax identification number (SSN, FEIN, Gov’t unit code) or an IDHS Provider Registration Number.
What documents do I need to attach to verify employment?
Attach at least one of the following for each working adult (age 19+) counted in family size: two most recent consecutive pay stubs, or an employer letter/employment verification with start date, pay, schedule/hours, employer contact info, and signature. If self-employed, attach tax returns/estimated taxes or a 30-day income/expense statement with receipts/invoices.
What if I (or the other parent) have more than one job?
You must report all jobs even if you don’t need child care for every job. Photocopy the Work Information page and complete a separate work and schedule section for each job.
What if my work schedule varies week to week?
Provide an example schedule on the form and explain how it varies. You may also submit additional pay stubs or other documentation to help establish an average schedule.
What school/training documents are required if I’m attending school or training?
You must attach copies of your official school schedule and your most recent report card showing your cumulative GPA. The form also asks you to complete the school/training schedule section.
Do I have to include the other parent/stepparent if they live in my home?
Yes. If the other parent/stepparent lives in the home, they must be listed and generally must also be working or in school/training/TANF-required activity; they must complete their sections and provide documentation. If they are not participating, you must explain why they cannot care for the children.
How do I complete Section 3 (Family Information) and who counts in my family size?
Family size includes people living in your home: you, your biological/adopted children under 21, the other parent of any child in the home, and certain relatives you support more than 50% (if you choose to include them and can verify their income). You must also list any other household members counted in family size who are not already listed elsewhere.
Does my child’s immigration status affect eligibility?
Children can receive assistance regardless of immigration status, but IDHS is required to ask for citizenship/immigration information. If a child has an alien registration number, list it if available; the form states this information is confidential and not shared.
How do I fill out Section 4 (Child Care Arrangement) if my child is in school or Head Start part of the day?
List only the hours the child is actually in child care with the provider on this application (do not include hours the child is in school). If you have more than one provider, you must complete a separate Section 4 for each provider.
Will I still have to pay something if I’m approved for child care assistance?
Yes. IDHS requires a monthly parent co-payment paid directly to your provider, based on gross monthly income, family size, and number of children in care; the amount will be listed on your approval letter.
How long does it take to find out if I’m approved, and what causes delays?
You and your provider will be notified of approval or denial within 30 days after the CCR&R receives a completed application and all required documents. Incomplete applications (blank questions or missing attachments) are a common reason for delays and may be returned.
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