Child Support Enforcement: Most States Collect Drivers’ SSNs & Use Them to Enforce Child Support

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Year: 2002
Pages: 48
Binding Paperback

Product Code: 0756727790

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Cornelia M. Ashby. In 1975, the Congress est. a nat. child support enforce. (CSE) program to ensure that noncustodial parents financially support their children. The Social Security Act contains many provisions designed to help child support agencies collect support when noncustodial parents or their income & assets are hard to find, incl. driver’s licenses & the use of Social Sec. numbers (SSNs) to apply for them. This report: determines the extent to which states collect SSNs from all applicants for driver’s licenses; identifies privacy concerns associated with motor vehicle agency efforts to collect & safeguard SSNs that are used for CSE purposes; & determines the extent to which state CSE programs use driver’s license suspension to collect past-due child support.

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