(1) A parent may accomplish the surrender of a child to the Department of Child Protection Services or to a home by:(a) Delivering the child to the Department of Child Protection Services or the home;(b) Executing an affidavit of a written agreement that names the child and which vests in the Department of Child Protection Services or the home the exclusive custody, care and control of the child; and(c) Executing a written voluntary release as set forth in Section 93-15-111(1).
(a) Delivering the child to the Department of Child Protection Services or the home;
(b) Executing an affidavit of a written agreement that names the child and which vests in the Department of Child Protection Services or the home the exclusive custody, care and control of the child; and
(c) Executing a written voluntary release as set forth in Section 93-15-111(1).
(2) If a child has been surrendered to a home or other agency operating under the laws of another state, and the child is delivered into the custody of a petitioner or home within this state, the execution of consent by the nonresident home or agency shall be sufficient.
(3) A parent may accomplish the surrender of a child to an emergency medical services provider pursuant to Sections 43-15-201 et seq. Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit or restrict the delivery and surrender of a child to an emergency medical services provider pursuant to Section 43-15-201 et seq.