What is the Credit Bureau Reporting Program?
Pennsylvania law requires county Domestic Relations Sections (DRSs) to provide periodic reports to Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies, whenever the noncustodial parent owes overdue support. Even if the noncustodial parent is making current support payments, the amount of overdue arrears will be reported to consumer credit reporting agencies. he noncustodial parent is notified 20 days in advance by the DRS that arrears will be reported to a credit bureau. A noncustodial parent may contest the accuracy of the information by contacting the county DRS.
Pennsylvania law requires county Domestic Relations Sections (DRSs) to provide periodic reports to Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies, whenever the noncustodial parent owes overdue support. Even if the noncustodial parent is making current support payments, the amount of overdue arrears will be reported to consumer credit reporting agencies. he noncustodial parent is notified 20 days in advance by the DRS that arrears will be reported to a credit bureau. A noncustodial parent may contest the accuracy of the information by contacting the county DRS. 22. What is a property lien? The existence of an overdue support obligation creates a lien on any and all real property owned by the noncustodial parent in Pennsylvania. ien information regarding overdue support obligations is available to the general public by contacting the county Domestic Relations Sections. 23. What is the Financial Institution Data Match Program? The Financial Institution Data Match (FIDM) Program is used to identify ac
Pennsylvania law requires county Domestic Relations Sections (DRSs) to provide periodic reports to Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies, whenever the noncustodial parent owes overdue support. Even if the noncustodial parent is making current support payments, the amount of overdue arrears will be reported to consumer credit reporting agencies. The noncustodial parent is notified 20 days in advance by the DRS that arrears will be reported to a credit bureau. A noncustodial parent may contest the accuracy of the information by contacting the county DRS. Back to Question (E) 6.
