Insurance Companies

The child support program partners with the insurance industry to collect child support for children and families. Congress passed legislation in 2006 that authorizes OCSE to compare information about individuals who owe past-due support with payee information on in-process insurance claims, settlements, and awards.
We conduct the Insurance Match program with insurance companies or their designated agents, state workers’ compensation agencies, and the U.S. Department of Labor. We send the match results to the state agencies responsible for collecting the past-due child support.
For more information about the Insurance Match program, including how your state can participate, contact insurancematch@acf.hhs.gov
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Information for Insurers, Third-Party Administrators or Self-Insured
June 6, 2012
How to Participate in the Insurance Match Program
April 9, 2012
OCSE Insurance Match Program Fact Sheet
March 1, 2013

Information for State Workers' Compensation Agencies
June 6, 2012
Insurance Match Standard Input File
June 23, 2008
Most Recent & Requested Documents for Insurance Companies RSS Feed
Upcoming Insurance Match Conference - Wisconsin
April 16, 2013Provides information on OCSE representative’s attendance at upcoming conferenceChild Support and the Insurance Match Program
April 2, 2013Provides information on the background of the federal insurance match programOCSE Insurance Match Program Fact Sheet
March 1, 2013Provides information and monthly details about OCSE's Insurance Match Program including benefits to childrenBuilding Partnerships with Insurers to Improve the Lives of Children
July 18, 2012Provides background on the federal Insurance Match program and a Fact Sheet with monthly updatesInformation for Insurers, Third-Party Administrators or Self-Insured
June 6, 2012Provides partnership information, legal authority, and requirements on how the insurance industry helps our nation's children
OCSE Insurance Match Program Fact Sheet
March 1, 2013Provides information and monthly details about OCSE's Insurance Match Program including benefits to childrenDebt Inquiry Service Presentation For Employers & Insurers
March 28, 2012Presentation explaining Debt Inquiry Service screens and how employers and insurers use it to report lump sumsDebt Inquiry Service External Partner Profile
August 1, 2011Employers and insurers must complete the profile to register to participate in the Debt Inquiry Service (DIS)How to Participate in the Insurance Match Program
April 9, 2012Provides information about how insurance companies or third party administrators may participate in the OCSE Insurance Match ProgramInformation for Insurers, Third-Party Administrators or Self-Insured
June 6, 2012Provides partnership information, legal authority, and requirements on how the insurance industry helps our nation's children





