I am sorry, but this is something you need to call the agency you filed the complaint with. The people on this forum are from all over the US and other countries. We have no idea how long your County's APS takes to investigate a complaint.
APS does not report to you about their cases or how they are being handled. You may hear from them if they need a statement from you. Call them and ask.
Also, just an F.Y.I. and I'm not saying this is the case with you. People who falsely report to APS or CPS to cause trouble can get criminal charges themselves in several states. I knew of a case in my state where the person reporting on someone was sued for investigation costs by APS.
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Also, just an F.Y.I. and I'm not saying this is the case with you. People who falsely report to APS or CPS to cause trouble can get criminal charges themselves in several states. I knew of a case in my state where the person reporting on someone was sued for investigation costs by APS.
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You should call the agency you reported to and check on your report.
Good luck.