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In re Q.Z. CA2/16
Shelly F. (Mother) appeals from orders of the juvenile court entered at the jurisdiction and disposition hearing regarding her minor children, Q.Z. and E.Z. (collectively, “the children”). She contends the juvenile court erred by finding the San Diego Health and Human Services Agency (the Agency) made reasonable inquiry to determine whether the children were subject to the Indian Child Welfare Act (25 U.S.C. § 1901 et seq.) (“ICWA”) because neither parent filled out a written ICWA-020 Parental Notification of Indian Status form. We conclude the Agency and the court conducted sufficient inquiry under the circumstances and affirm the orders.

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