8.50.108.14 NMAC

Section 14. Provision Of Services To Iv-B And Iv-E Programs

Last amended: 2024Year: 2024Length: 194 wordsOfficial source
Upon request for services from the state IV-B or IV-E program, the IV-D agency will review its caseload to determine if there is an active IV- D case. The IV-D agency will send a letter to both the custodial party and non-custodial parent(s) notifying them that the IV-B or IV-E agency has requested services due to the minor child(ren) being in state custody. If there is a current order of support in place, the IV-D agency will review the case for appropriate legal action. If there is not a current support order in place, the IV-D agency will work with the IV-B or IV-E agency to obtain a mutually agreed upon support order between the IV-B or IV-E agency and the IV-D agency. [8.50.108.14 NMAC - Rp, 8.50.108.14 NMAC 1/1/2024] 8.50.108.15 FURNISHING CONSUMER REPORTS FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES RELATING TO CHILD SUPPORT: Section 604 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (15 U.S.C. 1681b) authorizes the release of information contained in a non-custodial parentโ€™s credit report to the New Mexico IV-D agency. The information obtained from the consumer reporting agency is to be used solely for the purpose of establishing or modifying an order of support.
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