What is the Oklahoma Centralized Support Registry?
The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 modified Title IV-D of the Social Security Act and requires states to establish a central unit for receipt and disbursement of child support. Oklahoma Statutes were amended in Title 43, Section 413 to create the Oklahoma Centralized Support Registry (also known as the Central Case Registry) and implement this federal law. The Oklahoma Centralized Support Registry helps employers reduce expenses and paper work in processing wage withholding for child support payments by allowing them to send all payments to a single location. >>Back to top • What does this mean for employers? There are generally three types of child support payments: IV-D case payments are for families receiving child support services from Oklahoma Child Support Services (OCSS). Child support payments are deducted from an employee’s wages or other forms of income. The check is made out to Oklahoma Department of Human Services (preferred
