Alabama |
No (contract with CSLN pending) |
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Alaska |
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Arizona |
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Yes (AR sends to WC) |
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Colorado |
Yes (WC sends to CO) |
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Matched only against delinquent obligors. CO may seize up to 65% of a lump sum settlement; however, the default in the system is 50%. IWOs are used for WC claims. |
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Delaware |
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Florida |
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Georgia |
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Guam |
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Hawaii |
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Idaho |
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Illinois |
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Indiana |
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Iowa |
Yes (WC sends to IA) |
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Uses IWO form. WC file is maintained on IA database. |
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Kansas |
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Kentucky |
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Louisiana |
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Maine |
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Maryland |
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Massachusetts |
Yes (MA sends file to Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA)) |
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CCPA caps for recurring weekly amount. Generally obtain 75% of net settlement on lump sum payments. Same forms sent to DIA, insurers, delinquent obligor and his/her attorney for delinquency. If only current support due and owing, copy of Income Withholding Order not sent to DIA. |
Michigan |
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Minnesota |
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Mississippi |
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Missouri |
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Montana |
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Nebraska |
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Nevada |
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New Hampshire |
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New Mexico * |
No (CSLN only) |
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New York |
Yes (NY sends to WC) |
Weekly |
$1 |
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No |
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North Carolina |
Yes (NC sends tape to WC) |
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$3,000 |
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NC sends all obligors; not just delinquent obligors. IWO capped at 50%. WC interface is not always reliable. |
North Dakota |
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Ohio |
Yes (OH sends to WC) |
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No insurance intercept with anything other than WC. Only cases in locate status are submitted for the WC match. IWO sent only to WC agency. |
Oklahoma |
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Oregon |
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Pennsylvania * |
No (CSLN only) |
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No cap on lump sum. IWO capped at 55%. |
Puerto Rico |
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Rhode Island * |
Yes (only for self-insureds) |
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RI does a level of instate workers comp matching through Department of Labor and Training- self insured only- supplementing what the state receives from CSLN. |
South Carolina |
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South Dakota |
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Tennessee |
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Texas |
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Utah |
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Vermont |
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Virgin Islands |
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Virginia * |
No (CSLN only) |
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VA workers contact insurer to ensure claim is still open prior to issuing the IWO or lump sum paperwork |
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CCPA limits apply to recurring weekly amounts. VA can seize 100% of lump sum settlements to satisfy arrears. |
Washington |
Yes (WA sends to WC) |
Weekly |
one month's delinquency |
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Many of the WC claims in WA are filed with self-insured companies. WA issues the IWO directly to Labor and Industry and to the self insured company. WA will send 20k records to CSLN next month for a test to determine how many matches will be returned. |