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Maintained By |
State Maintained |
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Development Source |
Hybrid |
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If Transfered, from which State |
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Application Status |
Operational |
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Planned/Actual Date Fully Operational |
1999 |
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Functional Description |
The main objective of the Child Support Enforcement System is to collect support on behalf of children and families and implement uniform interstate laws, provide for State and Federal registries of newly hired employees, streamline paternity establishment procedures, establish statewide support collection and distribution centers, and initiate tough new penalties, such as license revocation and seizure of assets, when child support obligations are not met. |
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Interfaces |
DOJ (Probation, Family, Juvenile)Revenue (IRS, tax)MedicaidSSAFood Stamps (FAMIS)DMVDOL (wage rept, new hires, VIBState Payroll sys. - fiscalState General Assistance Progs Local Benefits IssuanceDept. of CorrectionsLaw EnforcementFinancial InstitutionsVendor systems (process, coll/disb front-end systems, finger imaging)State Lottery systemVital StatisticsState TreasuryPublic Utilities National directory of new hires (NDNH)Federal Case Registry Federal Parent Locate ServiceCSENET ( child support enforcemen network)Tax Refund Offset systemEnumeration Verification System (ACFEVS to SSAEVS )credit reporting bureauState dept of health, vital statistics. |
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No. of System Users |
411 CSED employees plus 20 at Navajo Nation. |
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No. of Clients Served |
There are approximately 98,000 child support cases. |
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Certifications/Assessments |
Federal Full Certification on April 5, 1999. |
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Application Future Plans |
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Other Relevant Information |
The Child Support Enforcement Program is administered through state employees who perform the administrative activities. The staff is located in 7 regional field offices throughout the state. In-house attorneys handle the IV-A cases and the IV-D cases are handled through a contract with the Courts. In addition, contracts exist for hearing officers and with the Navajo Nation for Child Support Enforcement functions. There are approximately 98,000 child support cases. |
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Other Programs and Services Supported
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 Adoption |
Adult Protective Services |
Child Care |
| Child Care Licensing |
Child Care Resource Referral |
Child Care Subsidy |
| Child Family Services |
Child Protective Services |
Child Support Enforcement |
| Child Welfare |
Employment Services |
Family Preservation Support |
| Food Stamp |
Foster Care |
Independent Living |
| Interstate Compact |
Juvenile Justice |
LIHEAP |
| Medicaid |
Provider Services |
TANF |
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Additional Program or Services Information |
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| Contact Information |
| IT Contact |
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Conny Maki |
| Address |
P.O. Box 2348
Santa Fe
NM
87504 |
| Telephone |
505-424-5559 |
| Fax |
505-424-5579 |
| Email |
connyr.maki@state.nm.us
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| Program Contact |
| Name |
Jason Romero |
| Address |
2009 S. Paceco
Santa Fe
NM
87505 |
| Telephone |
505-824-6205 |
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| Email |
jason.romero@state.nm.us
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