A Look Inside OCSE
The Office of Child Support Enforcement provides more services than people generally see. We launched a new column in the Child Support Report newsletter called A Look Inside OCSE. These articles highlight tasks that federal child support staff handle. The column will run for several months so check back frequently as we add new stories.
Collaboration Improves New Hire Reporting
A change to Form W-4 helps employers submit all federally required data at once.
Read about the new field on the W-4Federal Partnerships and Collaboration
Collaboration between federal agencies and other partners helps families across multiple programs.
See who OCSE partners withDomestic Violence Technical Assistance
Staff provide training and technical support to child support agencies increasing staff safety and helping improve their services.
Learn about this federal domestic violence programGrants and Waivers Foster Program Innovation
These grants and waiver projects must promote program objectives, and improve the financial well-being of children or program operations.
Find out more about grants and waiversVeterans and Military Liaison Network
We established our network to specifically support veteran and military families in the child support caseload.
Read more about VMLNFederal Partnerships Help Dads
At OCSE, we work with a variety of federal partners to conduct fatherhood outreach at the state and community level.
Learn more about our outreachPassport Denial Program 101
This program provides an effective tool to collect past-due support from delinquent parents who want to travel outside of the United States.
See how the program works