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Can I still be a foster parent if I am single? Rent a home? Have a criminal record?

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Foster parents may be single or married; they may own or rent their home or apartment.

You will need to discuss the details of your criminal record with your state foster care specialist; however, any history of crimes against children will almost certainly disqualify you from foster parenting.

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