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In re S.F. CA2/2
Stephanie F. (mother) argues that she did not receive proper notice of the permanency planning hearing at which the juvenile court terminated her parental rights over her two children because the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Service (the Department) sent the notice via certified mail rather than certified mail with a return receipt requested. This defect in notice is harmless because mother’s presence at the hearing could not have changed its outcome. We accordingly affirm.

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