45 CFR Part 303

31 sections.

§ 303.0
Scope and applicability of this part
§ 303.1
Definitions
§ 303.2
Establishment of cases and maintenance of case records
§ 303.3
Location of noncustodial parents in IV-D cases
§ 303.4
Establishment of support obligations
§ 303.5
Establishment of paternity
§ 303.6
Enforcement of support obligations
§ 303.7
Provision of services in intergovernmental IV-D cases
§ 303.8
Review and adjustment of child support orders
§ 303.10
[Reserved]
§ 303.11
Case closure criteria
§ 303.15
Agreements to use the Federal Parent Locator Service (PLS) in parental kidnapping and child custody or visitation cases
§ 303.20
Minimum organizational and staffing requirements
§ 303.21
Safeguarding and disclosure of confidential information
§ 303.30
Securing medical support information
§ 303.31
Securing and enforcing medical support obligations
§ 303.32
National Medical Support Notice
§ 303.35
Administrative complaint procedure
§ 303.52
Pass-through of incentives to political subdivisions
§ 303.69
Requests by agents or attorneys of the United States for information from the Federal Parent Locator Service (PLS)
§ 303.70
Procedures for submissions to the State Parent Locator Service (State PLS) or the Federal Parent Locator Service (Federal PLS)
§ 303.71
[Reserved]
§ 303.72
Requests for collection of past-due support by Federal tax refund offset
§ 303.100
Procedures for income withholding
§ 303.101
Expedited processes
§ 303.102
Collection of overdue support by State income tax refund offset
§ 303.104
Procedures for posting security, bond or guarantee to secure payment of overdue support
§ 303.106
Procedures to prohibit retroactive modification of child support arrearages
§ 303.107
Requirements for cooperative arrangements
§ 303.108
Quarterly wage and unemployment compensation claims reporting to the National Directory of New Hires
§ 303.109
Procedures for State monitoring, evaluation and reporting on programs funded by Grants to States for Access and Visitation Programs

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