A Look Inside OCSE
OCSE provides many behind-the-scene services to the child support community. In May 2018, we launched a series of articles called A Look Inside OCSE to highlight the work that the federal office does. Those original articles are in our Child Support Report newsletter, but you’ll find current information about us on this page.
Collaboration Makes a Difference
Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement regional program specialists provide many services to state and tribal child support programs
Understand the importance of regional collaborationRequesting Research Matching Agreements
OCSE must balance its duty to safeguard information with its mandate to share information
Discover the fine line for data sharingOCSE and Employer Collaboration -
A Multibillion-Dollar Partnership
The child support program collected $24 billion through income withholding in 2018
Find out why strong employer partnerships are keyInterstate and International Case Processing Training
The policy and training team help child support professionals navigate case processing across state and international boundaries
Learn about these two training seriesMore Resources
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Access and Visitation Mandatory Grant Program
Published: March 28, 2019OCSE provides annual funding for states and territories to operate the mandatory Access and Visitation Grant program. -
Communicating with our Customers
Published: January 31, 2019OCSE uses different channels to communicate with a variety of audiences -
Collaboration Improves New Hire Reporting
Published: December 19, 2018A change to Form W-4 helps employers submit all federally required data at once -
Federal Partnerships and Collaboration
Published: December 19, 2018Collaboration between federal agencies and other partners help families across multiple programs -
Domestic Violence Technical Assistance
Published: October 31, 2018Federal staff provide training and technical assistance to child support professionals to increase safety for domestic violence survivors -
Grants and Waivers Foster Program Innovation
Published: August 30, 2018Learn the differences between demonstration grants and waiver projects authorized in Section 1115 of the Social Security Act - View All Resources >