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Our office helps connect families with local child support programs that locate parents, establish paternity, and set child support orders. Get Contacts for state and tribal child support agencies; Sign up for, Pay, or Change Your Child Support Order; FAQs; View More Topics >
OCSS helps child support agencies in the states and tribes develop, manage, and operate their programs effectively and according to federal law. Financially support child support program operations; Provide grants for state Access and Visitation programs; Provide policy guidance and technical help; Conduct audits and educational programs
Under the leadership of Commissioner Tanguler Gray, we help child support agencies in states and tribes develop, manage, and operate their programs according to federal law using effective child support enforcement tools. OCSS proposes and implements national policy for the child support program.
We promote effective child support tools coupled with quality customer service. Contact information for state and tribal child support agencies Get contact information for your state, local, or tribal child support office.
Our office helps connect families with local child support programs that locate parents, establish paternity, and set child support orders. Whether you’re a mom, dad, or grandparent, learn how child support can be a reliable source of income for your children.
Explains about child support, how to apply for services, and how your state can assist to establish a child support order
Learn about the child support process and how to apply for services, locate the other parent, and establish a child support order. The local child support office can help with any step in the process.
We want to connect you to the local office where you can sign up for child support services or make a payment. And if your family situation or income has changed, the local office can also help to change your order.
OCSS is the federal agency that oversees the national child support program. We partner with federal, state, tribal and local governments and others to promote parental responsibility so that children receive support from both parents even when they live in separate households. Learn more about us!
An important aspect of the child support program’s mission is to integrate research into effective child support policies. Our office collaborates with grantees and many public and private partners to develop evidence-based research initiatives to produce the best outcomes for children and families.