The Conservator Account Auditing Program (CAAP) operates statewide to audit conservator accounts and provide information and recommendations to the district courts and to conservators.
The mission of the Conservator Account Auditing Program (CAAP) is to safeguard the assets of persons subject to conservatorship through the oversight of conservators by conducting professional compliance audits. CAAP will promote public trust and confidence by collaborating with local courts to provide education, establish consistency of best practices in managing conservator accounts and maintain a statewide online system for the reporting of accounts.
CAAP audits all first annual accounts, subsequent accounts above $10,000 at regular intervals and any other accounts referred for audit. Subsequent accounts $10,000 and below are reviewed by the Conservator Account Review Program (CARP).
Accounts are directed to the audit queue via programming within the
MyMNConservator (MMC) accounting program. Your report history tab will display reports that are in the audit queue as in the following example:

Once the case is assigned to an auditor, you will receive a letter via email requesting supporting documentation. We strongly recommend electronically submitting documents (via email, fax, or uploading records to your annual report in MMC). However, if originals are provided, this documentation will be returned once the audit is complete. For additional information please refer to the
Audit Tip Sheet.