Can an employer continue to mail payments directly to a private party or person?
No. State and Federal laws mandate that payments be sent to the Centralized Support Registry. Non IV-D customers (mothers and fathers) may be initially frustrated with the additional two day processing time; however, there are benefits in providing good record keeping, payment records which will be available by telephone and Internet 24 hours/seven days a week that either party can access. >>Back to top • What happens to the payments? The Centralized Support Registry will “pass through” the non IV-D payments to the custodial person designated by the iIncome assignment. By pass through we mean the income assignment receipt is first sent to Centralized Support Registry to be recorded and the payment is then sent to the custodial parent. This process adds an additional step to the non IV-D customer’s process but only adds a maximum of two work days to the normal process. >>Back to top • What is the Oklahoma Child Support Services program? Oklahoma Child Support Services is a part of the O
