Topic: Child Support
Child Support screens are frequently used to review information and income when determining eligibility for AFS programs. Here are some valuable tips on what to look for on child support screens and how the information relates to different programs in AFS. For all programs – applications and reviews: ACES scan or PY search on each […]
CCPI is an inquiry screen to see custodial person (CP) information. This screen is used to determine CP cooperation status with CSS. To view this screen: 1. Login to IMS 2. Clear the screen 3. Type CCPI<space>family group number(FGN)<space>CP sequence number and press ‘enter’ OR from the CSML screen, tab to CP you want to […]
FAQs regarding how child support income is considered for the TANF Program.
OBLI provides a list of obligations for each FGN. An obligation is the legal amount of support owned for the benefit of the child(ren) as ordered by a court or administrative procedure to be paid by the non-custodial parent (NCP) each month. An obligation is a recurring, ongoing obligation, not a one-time debt. There can […]
OBLI is an inquiry screen showing child support obligation information. OBLI is used to view primary elements of the obligation record. To view this screen: Login to IMS Clear the screen. Type OBL < space> and the family group number (FGN) Press ‘Enter’ From the OBL screen, tab to obligation you want to review and […]
FAQs regarding how child support deductions is considered for the TANF Program.
FAQs regarding how child support income is considered for the Child Care Subsidy Program.
The CSML is an inquiry screen that shows the member list of the child support case. It is also the first screen to begin with that shows needed information to use for other CSS screens. For cases with multiple custodial parents (CP), you must know which CP has which child in order to look at […]
FAQs regarding how child support income is considered for the SNAP Program.
Is a client given a child support deduction if she/he pays child support to someone outside of the home? Yes, the client is given a deduction if paying verified legally-binding child support to or for a non-household member. Policy is at 340:40-7-13(e). If a client is court ordered to pay his/her children’s medical insurance premium […]