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Non-Public Assistance Application Fee  \nB. Cost of Parentage Actions  \nC. Intercept Activities  \nD. Income Withholding  \n104 STATE FORMULA  \n105 EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION  \n105.1 IV-D RESPONSIBILITY IV-A TO QUALITY CONTROL  \n106 BONDING OF EMPLOYEES  \nA. Responsibility  \nB. Amount of Bond  \n107 CONFIDENTIALITY OF CASE RECORD INFORMATION  \nA. Restrictions  \nB. Civil Damages for Unauthorized Disclosure of Financial Record Data  \n108 SAFEGUARDING CASE RECORD INFORMATION  \n109 RECORD RETENTION AND DISPOSITION  \n110 FEDERAL AND STATE COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT  \n110.1 FEDERAL AUDIT CRITERIA  \n110.2 STATE PROGRAM MONITORING CRITERIA  \nA. Office Review  \nB. Casework Review  \nC. Special Review  \n111 PROVISION OF SERVICES IN INTERSTATE IV-D CASES  \n111.1 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CENTRAL REGISTRY  \n111.2 PAYMENT AND RECOVERY OF COSTS IN INTERSTATE CASES  \nA. Payment of Costs  \nB. Recovery of Costs  \nC. Foreign Reciprocating Countries  \nDIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES Section 100  \nSUPPORT ENFORCEMENT MANUAL MTL 01/25 14 Oct 25  \nSECTION  SUBJECT TITLE  \n112 STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS  \n113 EMANCIPATION OF MINORS  \nA. Definition of Emancipated Child  \nB. Definition of Dependent Child for Child Support Enforcement  \nEXHIBITS  \nEXHIBIT 100-1 ANNUAL $35 FEE EXEMPTION STATEMENT  \n100 GENERAL PROVISIONS  \nEach state child support enforcement program operates under a state plan approved by the Federal Office of Child Support Services (OCSS) . This manual is designed to provide the IV-D case manager policy guidance for processing child support cases. The instructions are general and may be supplemented with specific procedures established by the enforcing authority office.  \nNo enforcing authority office procedure shall conflict or contradict with any policy established within this manual unless written approval for the deviation is obtained from the Chief of the Program.  \nEnforcing authorities providing Title IV-D child support services must do so in accordance with Title IV, Part D of the Social Security Act, federal regulations and policy, as maintained by the Office of Child Support Services (OCSS), state statutes and regulations, the Child Support State Plan, state policy and the interlocal contract.  \n101 ESTABLISHMENT AND PURPOSE OF PROGRAM  \nThe Child Support Enforcement Program (CSEP) is federally mandated (Title IV-D of the Social Security Act) and was established in 1975 by Public Law 93-647.  \nThe major functions of the program are:  \nA. Locating noncustodial parents’ obligors and their assets  \nB. Establishing parentage  \nC. Establishing financial and medical support obligations  \nD. Enforcement of financial and medical support obligations  \nE. Collection and distribution of child support payments  \nF. Review and modification of support orders  \n102 ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION  \nIn Nevada, the Child Support Enforcement Program, or Title IV-D program, is supervised by the Nevada Division of Social Services (DSS) and jointly operated by county district attorneys’ offices and DSS through interlocal contracts.  \nDIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES Section 103  \nSUPPORT ENFORCEMENT MANUAL MTL 01/25 14 Oct 25  \n103 COLLECTION OF FEES FOR SPECIFIC ACTIONS  \nA. NON-PUBLIC ASSISTANCE APPLICATION FEE  \nAn application fee will be charged to non-public assistance applicants for child support services. The fee will be collected from either 1) the custodian (CST) when application is made, 2) the noncustodial parent (NCP) when child support payments begin; or 3) state funds.  \nSTATE REGULATION EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2000  \nTAN","cbCairreOuWtxZv3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairreOuWtxZv3","pdf",598616,"English","# CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS\n## 100 GENERAL PROVISIONS\n## 101 ESTABLISHMENT AND PURPOSE OF PROGRAM\n## 102 ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION\n## 103 COLLECTION OF FEES FOR SPECIFIC ACTIONS\n## 104 STATE FORMULA\n## 105 EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION\n## 105.1 IV-D RESPONSIBILITY IV-A TO QUALITY CONTROL\n## 106 BONDING OF EMPLOYEES\n## 107 CONFIDENTIALITY OF CASE RECORD INFORMATION\n## 108 SAFEGUARDING CASE RECORD INFORMATION\n## 109 RECORD RETENTION AND DISPOSITION\n## 110 FEDERAL AND STATE COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT\n## 111 PROVISION OF SERVICES IN INTERSTATE IV-D CASES\n## 112 STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS\n## 113 EMANCIPATION OF MINORS","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Division of Social Services support enforcement manual?\",\"answer\":\"It provides IV-D case manager policy guidance for processing child support cases and explains that general instructions may be supplemented with enforcing authority procedures under approved rules.\"},{\"question\":\"How are policies in the manual protected from conflict with other office procedures?\",\"answer\":\"No enforcing authority office procedure may conflict or contradict manual policy unless written approval for the deviation is obtained from the Chief of the Program.\"},{\"question\":\"What core functions does the Child Support Enforcement Program perform?\",\"answer\":\"Functions include locating noncustodial parents and assets, establishing parentage, setting financial and medical support obligations, enforcing those obligations, collecting and distributing payments, and reviewing and modifying support orders.\"}]","DIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT MANUAL - CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS - Section 100 | PDF",1789829972,6]