Under state law, if you have been convicted of or incarcerated following a conviction for certain exclusionary crimes within the past 10 years, you are not eligible to be enrolled as a provider or to receive payment from the IHSS program for providing supportive services except as specified. There are two categories of exclusionary crimes.
CDSS-Tier-1-Crimes.pdf(PDF, 128KB)
CDSS-Tier-1-Crimes-Spanish.pdf(PDF, 110KB)
CDSS-Tier-2-Crimes.pdf(PDF, 197KB)
CDSS-Tier-2-Crimes-Spanish.pdf(PDF, 154KB)
If you have been found ineligible to be an IHSS provider on the basis of a conviction(s) for a Tier 2 crime, but otherwise meet all of the provider enrollment requirements, you may be permitted to provide services to a specific IHSS recipient(s) if that IHSS recipient(s) chooses to hire you in spite of your criminal conviction(s) and submits a request to the County/Public Authority/Non-Profit Consortium for an individual waiver.