When scheduling an interview on the DSS-8650, what must be listed?

When scheduling an interview using the DSS-8650, the specific date and time must be listed to ensure clarity and coordination between the applicant and the caseworker. This detail is crucial because it helps in organizing the interview efficiently, allowing both parties to prepare and allocate the necessary time for discussion. Without a designated date and time, the interview process may experience delays or confusion, leading to potential missed opportunities for assistance. Including this information establishes a clear understanding of when the interaction will take place, facilitating communication and service delivery in the context of social services.

While noting the applicant's name, caseworker's name, and interview location are important for the overall documentation and context of the interview, they do not hold the same level of immediate necessity as the specific date and time when it comes to scheduling the interview itself.