FY 2002 and FY 2003 Annual Report to Congress

I am pleased to offer this Annual Report to Congress on the Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Program. The report highlights the operation and accomplishments of the program for Fiscal Years 2002 and 2003.

The Child Support Enforcement Program has been serving children and their families since 1975. Over these years, the program has changed from one that recoups welfare costs to one which serves a mostly non-welfare clientele. Congress created the Child Support Enforcement Program out of intense concern over the costs to the Federal and state governments of supporting children when their parents did not.

Provisions in the 1996 bipartisan welfare reform legislation strengthened and improved state child support collection activities by establishing a national new hire and wage reporting system, streamlining paternity establishment, creating uniform interstate child support forms, computerizing statewide collections, and authorizing tough new penalties for nonpayment.

The Child Support Enforcement Program ensures families’ self-sufficiency by making child support a more reliable source of income that will help families become and remain financially secure. Over $20 billion in child support payments was collected and distributed in FY 2002. In FY 2003, over $21 billion was collected and distributed. This increase in collections is particularly notable since the child support caseload decreased by almost one percent over the same time. For both years, the combined state/Federal cost of collecting and distributing payments was about $5.2 billion, with the Federal government providing about $3.4 billion and the states $1.8 billion.

We look forward to our continued partnership with the states and all those who work to improve the lives of children. We believe that both parents are responsible for providing financial and emotional security and support for the children they bring into this world and will continue working toward this goal for all children.

Michael O. Leavitt

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BACKGROUND

The Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) is part of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). It sets program standards and policy, evaluates states’ performance in conducting their programs, and offers technical assistance and training to states. It also helps states develop, manage, and operate their programs effectively and according to Federal law. The Federal government provides the major share of state program operating costs and provides location and collection services, policy guidance and technical help to enforcement agencies, conducts audits and educational programs, supports research, and shares ideas for program improvement.

The mission of ACF is to promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities. The purpose of OCSE is to ensure that assistance in obtaining support, including financial and medical, is available to children by:

• locating noncustodial parents;
• establishing paternity and support obligations;
• monitoring and enforcing obligations; and
• collecting and distributing child support.

All states and some tribes run a child support enforcement program, usually out of the state or tribe’s human services department or department of revenue, and often with the help of prosecuting attorneys, district attorneys, other law enforcement agencies, and officials of family or domestic relations courts.

Services are available to any parent or other person with custody of a child who has a parent living outside of the home. Services are available automatically for families receiving assistance under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, the Medicaid program, and Foster Care program. Other families seeking government child support services can apply through their state/local agency or one of the tribes running the program. For these families, there is an application fee.

Current child support collected on behalf of families receiving TANF is returned to reimburse the state and Federal governments for TANF payments made to the families. Child support payments that are collected on behalf of never-TANF families are sent to the families. Child support payments over the amount needed to repay the government for public assistance payments are sent to TANF families. The program also provides services to noncustodial parents to establish paternity, locate a custodial parent and child if necessary, and/or bring the case into the child support program. States offer access and visitation services through Federal grants.

Evolution of the Program: Making Child Support a More Reliable Source of Income

Since the inception of the child support enforcement program, the mission has remained the same—locate noncustodial parents, establish paternities, and establish and enforce support obligations by obtaining support from the noncustodial parent. However, the program has evolved from its beginnings as a means to reimburse the government for welfare payments to one that provides a more reliable source of income for families. Welfare recipients now make up just 17 percent of the total child support caseload. The largest group of clients, 47 percent, is comprised of families who formerly received public assistance. The remaining 36 percent is comprised of families who never received public assistance.

More than ever, the money the program collects on behalf of children actually goes to children. In fiscal year 2002, 89 percent of child support collections was distributed to families. In FY 2003, 90 percent of the child support collections was distributed to families.

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INTRODUCTION

In FY 2003, the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) received a Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART) score of 90 percent. This is the highest rating ever given by the White House Office of Management and Budget for any block grant, formula grant, or service program in the entire government. There are several factors which helped the program attain this high rating and accomplish the many successes described in this report in fiscal years 2002 and 2003.

Child support payments collected and distributed in FY 2002 totaled over $20 billion. In FY 2003, support payments collected and distributed were over $21 billion. This increase in collections is notable since the child support caseload decreased by almost one percent over the same time. The combined state/Federal cost for collecting and distributing was about $5.2 billion.

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AUTOMATION

Automation is critical to the operation and success of the child support enforcement program. Without a comprehensive, reliable, flexible, and secure system, caseworkers in the states would not have the means to locate noncustodial parents who are delinquent in child support payments or to increase collections. At the Federal level, OCSE was charged with the responsibility of developing the initial Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) and expanding it to include new systems used by the states to address welfare reform requirements. Today, the expanded FPLS includes several mission-critical systems supporting OCSE business processes and one state-to-state communications network.

The FPLS supports the goals of OCSE and, ultimately, ACF by:

• locating child support case participants and their assets, including employment;
• facilitating income withholding and collections from employers, including both private and government agencies;
• providing access to interstate case and processing information;
• offsetting Federal payments, including tax refunds, to delinquent obligors; and
• denying passport issuance to delinquent obligors.

The specific FPLS systems that support OCSE in achieving its goals are the following:

National Directory of New Hires (NDNH) contains employment and unemployment claimant information from 54 states and territories and all Federal agencies for the purpose of locating child support case participants, and identifying employment to facilitate collection of support through income withholding and medical support enforcement through enrollment in health care coverage.

Federal Case Registry (FCR) contains child support case and participant information from 54 states and territories. Matching between the NDNH and FCR provides states with interstate location capabilities, unavailable from any other source, through which parentage, financial and medical support orders can be established and enforced.

Multistate Financial Institution Data Match (MSFIDM) provides a centralized system and process through which delinquent obligors can be matched with their financial accounts in over 4,500 multistate financial institutions to locate financial assets and enable states to freeze and seize them.

Interstate Referral Guide (IRG) provides child support case processing information from each of the 54 state and territorial jurisdictions to increase the efficiency of interstate case processing.

Office of Child Support Enforcement Network (OCSENet) is a private, closed network that facilitates transfer of data over private lines; the network supports the processing of interstate case requests and the submission of electronic income withholding orders (IWOs) by states directly to the Department of Defense (DOD), the largest single employer in the U.S.

Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet) is the system that supports the interstate transactions transmitted over OCSENet.

Federal Offset System transmits information about delinquent obligors certified by states to the Department of Treasury's Financial Management Service (FMS), which offsets tax refunds and other Federal payments by the amount of certified child support debt. The Federal Offset System also interfaces with the Department of State (DOS) to deny passport issuance to delinquent obligors.

These systems enable the child support program to operate more efficiently by providing centralized interfaces and standardized data exchange methods rather than duplicating the functions in each individual state. The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides the operating environment for Federal Case Registry, National Directory of New Hires, Federal Agency External Locate System, Federal Offset System and Multistate Financial Institution Data Match in accordance with an interagency agreement. SSA also provides a Federal-to-state and Federal-to-Federal agency communications network (SSANet).

How Automation Worked to Improve the Program

Beginning in 1981, ACF has supported the development of automated information systems for Child Support Enforcement Programs by enhanced funding at 90% federal financial participation (FFP) to encourage development of a single statewide child support system. FFP match at regular match (66%) was available for systems for county and local programs. Despite the availability of FFP, state development and implementation of compliant child support enforcement systems was initially slow. To stimulate development, Congress passed the Family Support Act of 1988 mandating the implementation of automated Child Support Enforcement systems in every state, requiring that such systems be fully operational no later than October 1, 1995; and rescinding enhanced funding for systems development and equipment cost effective September 30, 1995. Congress later extended this deadline to October 1, 1997. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 restored enhanced funding at 90% Federal match, with limits, retroactive to October 1, 1995 through September 30, 1997 to enable states to complete their FSA-compliant systems. PRWORA also provided FFP at an enhanced rate of 80% (with a nationwide total Federal share ceiling of $400 million), for systems development and implementation costs related to PRWORA automation requirements and established a deadline for PRWORA automation of October 1, 2000. This enhanced funding authority expired on September 30, 2001. States not compliant by the statutory deadline faced either state plan disapproval or an alternative systems penalty that increased every year they were out of compliance.

This enhanced financial support has provided states and territories with the financial resources to develop and acquire cost effective automated systems. Documentation provided by the states annual cost benefit analysis, have indicated that in the majority of states, the benefits of automation have far exceeded the initial costs of the system development. States and territories now have statewide child support systems with the functionality to both exchange interstate child support information via CSENet and to disburse funds electronically utilizing the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA), which has endorsed the child support conversion for Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)/Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). States have enhanced their electronic interfaces with other state, local and private entities to improve the location of individuals and their employment and assets.

Fiscal Year 2003 marked the year when the majority of states, an additional fifteen, implemented enhancements to statewide child support systems to take advantage of the provisions of PRWORA. OCSE efforts resulted in the certification of eight states in FY 2002 and seven states in FY 2003 as being compliant with PRWORA automation requirements. In FY 2003, the Alternative Systems penalties totaling $211,688,311 were imposed against four states who were not yet complaint with the automation requirements of PRWORA.

In addition to the systems enhancements mandated by PRWORA, many states and territories are increasing their level of automation and implementing system enhancements to better serve their client base. Many states are encouraging the electronic disbursement of child support payments to families, either through direct deposit or use of shared-value cards. A best practice that OCSE encouraged state child support agencies to implement in FY 2003 involved the development and implementation of interactive customer service websites for child support clients. OCSE developed a training curriculum for Customer Service Web Development in FY 2003 and trained over 83 state, local, and tribal child support staffs in four two-day training sessions. Resource materials collected from several states were disseminated to other states, including a programming code that enables individuals and small businesses to utilize a state website to authorize a debit from a bank account.

In FY 2003, OCSE continued to encourage the collection and dissemination of best practices in automation through Section 1115 and Special Improvement Project (SIP) grants. Among the automation initiatives were:

• pilot projects with the Defense Finance Administration to facilitate electronic wage withholding;
• working with tribal child support grantee agencies on the planning and requirements for potential tribal child support systems;
• a feasibility study to examine data and document exchange capability between child support enforcement agencies and courts;
• development of data elements and transaction standards for accessing child support payment data across states;
• developing guidance on automating the closure of child support cases to ensure timely and correct notification to clients;
• research on how to improve the data exchange between Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and child support local and state agencies; and
• development of cost allocation for systems development materials, a user guide, and a software toolkit.

Automation Outcomes

The automation supplied by OCSE makes a substantial contribution to the child support enforcement program by providing locate and asset information to states to enforce their cases and increase collections. Unless noted otherwise, all statistics quoted below are for FY 2003:

• A total of 6.7 million child support cases, with arrearages of $72 billion, were certified for Federal tax refund and administrative payment offset. If Federal tax refunds or administrative payments were payable on these certified cases, they were offset by the amount of child support arrearage due. In calendar year 2003, over 1.6 million of these cases had Federal tax refunds and administrative payments offset, resulting in child support collections of $1.6 billion. Of this total, approximately 49 percent was targeted for reimbursement of TANF payments; the remaining 51 percent was collected for non-public assistance child support debt.
• In FY 2003, the Passport Denial program netted $11.3 million in child support collections, and the average number of passports denied as a result of this program continued to exceed sixty per day. Since the inception of the program in 1998, cumulative collections exceed $28.5 million. Significantly, these figures are based on voluntary reporting, so the actual figures, in all probability, are much higher. As an example of the effectiveness of this program, in FY 2003 a noncustodial parent made a lump sum payment of $186,000 in order to have his passport renewed. The entire payment went directly to the family as the case was non-TANF.
• During FY 2003, Multistate Financial Institution Data Match (MSFIDM) has returned to the states an average of more than 1.8 million account matches each quarter. These financial accounts were associated with approximately 1.1 million delinquent obligors. The MSFIDM program netted approximately $63 million in FY 2003. Cumulative collections since the program began in 1999 now total approximately $168.4 million. Significantly, these figures are based on voluntary reporting by only some of the states that are using the program, and may include some in-state collections.
• The National Directory of New Hires (NDNH) provided matches of noncustodial parent information with that of new hire, quarterly wage and unemployment insurance records from state workforce agencies. More than 658 million employment records were posted to the NDNH. The records were matched against noncustodial parents and putative fathers on the FCR. In total, employment data on 4.6 million individuals were sent to states. As a result of these matches, states are able to put income withholding in place in an expedited fashion and determine whether health care coverage is available for children.
• Over 6 million transactions occurred between states through the Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet).

In addition, the FPLS has greatly facilitated OCSE’s support of - and contributions to - the President’s Management Agenda, with a specific concentration on the Improved Financial Performance Initiative, by reducing erroneous payments and overall program costs in public assistance and benefits programs. FPLS data have been used in intragovernmental and intergovernmental data-sharing initiatives, resulting in savings totaling over $1.4 billion, as follows:

• Social Security Administration (SSA): FPLS data is matched to verify eligibility and payment amounts under the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program. The FPLS data match has resulted in annual savings of approximately $371 million in estimated recovery of overpayments and the prevention of future overpayments.
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS): FPLS data is matched to verify taxpayer claims relative to the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). The FPLS data match has resulted in identification of approximately 3 million taxpayers, with roughly $9 billion in related refunds, whom are potentially filing fraudulent EITC claims. Of those identified, IRS has examined 170,000 taxpayers and has frozen over $550 million in refunds in the FY 2003 tax-filing season.
• Department of Education (ED): FPLS data is used to locate student loan defaulters, and has resulted in over $269 million in direct ED collections, with an additional $457 million in collections from their Guaranty Agencies, for a total of over $726 million, in FY 2002.
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF): Comparisons of TANF data and data maintained in the FPLS NDNH resulted in the identification of approximately 2,758 TANF recipients in the District of Columbia who were employed but failed to report their earnings as a condition of TANF eligibility. After independent verification of NDNH data, the six-month pilot conducted with the District of Columbia’s Income Maintenance Administration and overseen by OCSE and ACF resulted in case actions generating annual savings of nearly $3 million. This amount represents approximately three percent of the District’s TANF block grant.

Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS): Changing Roles of States and Federal Agencies

Until recently, the roles of state and Federal agencies in the administration of the child support enforcement program have been relatively well-defined. OCSE used the FPLS to provide a wealth of information to the states, which then took specific, often worker-initiated action, on cases. Today, those roles are changing - OCSE is harnessing technology to provide states with automated enforcement action on entire state caseloads, thereby freeing states to focus their efforts on debt prevention, customer service, and other beneficial areas.

The FPLS eliminates traditional barriers between government agencies and promotes data sharing to improve program efficiencies and customer service. As states modernize their existing systems, one goal will be to integrate their enterprise architectures with the national FPLS system to leverage the Federal locate, data exchange, and child support collection processing. The states will continue to rely on OCSE to provide standardized and centralized communication and data exchanges with employers, multistate financial institutions, and other Federal agencies-critical suppliers to the child support enforcement process. Better integration of the state and Federal processes in performing activities related to child support will also improve the overall cost-effectiveness and efficiency of interstate and intrastate case processing.

State Chief Information Officers (CIO) recognize the value enterprise architecture provides as a means of integrating health and human services delivery processes and goals with information technology (IT) initiatives. State CIOs are also advocating the migration of legacy based systems to technologically modern platforms. In addition, the FPLS data are used for cross-Federal agency purposes to reduce erroneous payments and overall program costs. These data-sharing initiatives reduce redundant investments in Federal IT resources, and provide a single source of data for multiple purposes. This also significantly reduces the burden on private and public data providers by eliminating the cost and resources involved in the requirement for multiple submissions.

One of the strategic planning deficiencies that OCSE has identified is that the states have been unprepared for resource constraints. To assist the states in meeting the strategic plan objectives in light of state budgetary constraints, OCSE is focusing on how increasing the level of automation in the child support enforcement program can help states do more with less. Examples of OCSE's increased emphasis in this area include:

• identification of best practices in child support automation and data usage;
• establishment of Federal technical assistance teams to review states’ automation efforts and suggest improvements;
• development and delivery of a technical assistance guide for states that includes specific guidance on increasing automation levels for state child support programs;
• development and delivery of training curricula on web-based customer service sites that facilitate client access to case status and payment information;
• inclusion of innovative automation efforts in OCSE reports; and
• designation of “better use of automation” as a priority area for both Section 1115 and SIP grants.

Wage Attachment Since New Hire Reporting

The legal and technological tools that were created in PRWORA have contributed to the continuing increase in child support collections through FY 2002 and FY 2003. PRWORA authorized direct wage withholding, through which state child support enforcement agencies can issue Income Withholding Orders (IWOs) to employers in other states without requesting help from the other states’ child support agency.

In addition, PRWORA expanded the FPLS to include two new databases: the NDNH and the FCR. Data in the NDNH is automatically compared on a daily basis to data in the FCR to locate putative fathers and noncustodial parents involved in child support cases. Successful matches are returned to the states so they can establish paternity and child support obligations, and issue IWOs.

These tools are powerful in the collection of child support. The percentage of child support collections obtained through wage attachment was 56 percent in FYs 1996-1999. Once the NDNH was created and fully functional, the percentage of child support collections obtained through wage attachment increased to 62 percent in FY 2000, 65.0 percent in FYs 2002-2003 and 66.3 percent in FY 2003, demonstrating the efficiency and effectiveness of this application.

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TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

Overview

To provide leadership on discretionary grants and special initiatives, and establish technical assistance and training strategies to address program needs, the Division of State, Tribal and Local Assistance works in partnership with: the Federal/State Training and Technical Assistance Work Groups; ACF regional offices; other OCSE components; national organizations such as the National Child Support Enforcement Association, the Eastern Regional Interstate Child Support Association, and the Western Interstate Child Support Enforcement Council; State and Tribal Child Support Enforcement agencies; and private partners.

In fiscal years 2002 and 2003, technical assistance and training were provided in a variety of key operational areas.

Managing Arrears

Several regional offices worked comprehensively with their states to identify ways to manage and prevent build-up of arrears. Several meetings were held during which issues were described and successful practices discussed. OCSE conducted annual national training conferences, which were attended by about 450 state and local agency child support employees. In these forums, OCSE presented information on state practices that successfully dealt with issues such as arrears, undistributed collections, and access and visitation, among many other areas. For the first time, in FY 2003, OCSE introduced webcasting of several conference sessions to broaden audience participation.

Working With Judiciary and Courts

In FY 2003, OCSE sponsored a National Judicial Symposium in coordination with the National Center for State Courts, the Conference of Chief Justices, and the Conference of State Court Administrators. Approximately 300 representatives attended including State Chief Justices, court administrators, state IV-D Directors, state CSE system managers, state Medicaid or SCHIP Directors, tribal judges, and other child support staff and stakeholders. The symposium covered interstate case processing issues as well as systems and medical support enforcement. OCSE is continuing this important collaboration effort with a series of follow-up meetings on specific areas of mutual interest with the judiciary.

New Training Curricula

Other initiatives included the development of several training packages targeted to helping improve child support services. A customer service training curriculum was developed and delivered to managers and caseworkers in a number of states to improve child support staff effectiveness with their customers. A training curriculum and other materials related to military child support enforcement were developed for use by state and local child support staff to help improve their ability to collect child support from noncustodial parents in the U.S. military. In addition, a training package was developed on ways to improve coordination between TANF, child support enforcement, and workforce investment agencies in the state offices and local agencies. Improved coordination among these three agencies should help families by increasing the rates of paternity establishment, order establishment, employment, and the collection of child support.

Urban and Rural Jurisdictions

An urban project was organized by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) staff in Federal regional offices and meetings were held in FY 2002 and 2003. The focus was on exchanging information on performance - related issues and practices common to child support enforcement agencies in large jurisdictions.

In FY 2003, OCSE had two Urban Academies (in Chicago and Washington, DC) attended by 16 local jurisdictions in 16 States. The Academies brought together local managers from large urban areas to discuss issues and effective practices that will lead to increased child support collections. Topics discussed included: Review and Adjustment; Incarcerated Parents; Call Centers and Employment Programs and Employer Outreach.

The participants identified key challenges for large urban jurisdictions and developed strategies for overcoming barriers. “Reunion” calls with Academy participants and subject matter experts were held in FY 2003 on topics that the local managers identified for follow-up. More reunion calls are planned for FY 2004.

In FY 2001, Secretary Thompson announced the “HHS Initiative on Rural Communities” for enhancing human services and health care for families and individuals in rural America. In July 2003, OCSE and regional staff began to hold audio conferences with representatives from rural counties. The intent was to give agency leaders a way to share information about challenges and effective practices in rural areas.[1]

Best Practices

The 2002 Compendium of State Best Practices and Good Ideas in OCSE contains practical ideas for improving the performance of states' child support enforcement programs. Each program write up describes a statewide or local agency practice and provides information on results and funding, advice on replication, and contact information for follow-up comments and questions.

Released at the beginning of FY 2003, the compendium includes 22 practices covering a spectrum of child support issues from a fatherhood program in Georgia, to a customer service unit in South Dakota, to electronic deposit of child support payments in Virginia. The compendium also gives recommendations on web-based customer service in Texas; a voice response information system in West Virginia; collaboration with the Head Start program in Maryland; and management improvement in North Carolina, including an automated customer service center for parents to verify payments received and processed, and hearing date schedules.

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PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS

Undistributed Collections

Undistributed Collections (UDC) are child support payments collected on behalf of individual recipients that cannot be disbursed immediately due to a lack of identifying information, unknown whereabouts of the intended recipient, determination of welfare status, dispute resolution, or other reasons. As of the end of FY 2003, states report that total monies collected and not distributed were $532 million. This is a decrease of 19 percent from the FY 2002 amount. Although a lot of progress has been made in attacking this problem in the past year, reducing UDC remains a priority for OCSE and the states.

Through OCSE’s partnership with the states and the National Council of Child Support Directors (NCCSD), OCSE revised the Quarterly Report of Collections to separate the UDC reported into two categories: UDC held pending timing or legal issues [2] and UDC requiring further research before it can be distributed. Sorting UDC into these two categories will help states target which cases require additional work before they can be distributed. A supplemental schedule that provides a more detailed breakdown of UDC is planned for implementation in October 2004. This will further aid states in scheduling case work. It will also provide information about why a collection has not been distributed, and how long it has remained undistributed.

Auditors in the Government Accountability Office (GAO) concluded a review of UDC in March of 2004. In addition to surveying all states, they visited several states to see how they are managing UDC. GAO’s resulting draft report, Better Data and More Information on Undistributed Collections are Needed, offered two recommendations: 1) that OCSE periodically review the accuracy of UDC; and 2) that OCSE and the Department of Treasury make improvements that will allow collections held from tax refunds to be distributed sooner. OCSE is working with regional offices to ensure that states’ UDC data are reviewed and that balances are monitored. OCSE is also working with Department of Treasury to get additional information on the processing status of injured spouse claims in order to share it with the states so that they can immediately release these collections to families rather than hold the money for 180 days.

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)/Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the primary method of sending payments electronically through the banking system. EFT is one tool that can reduce UDC. To facilitate income withholding and collections from private and Federal government agency employers, OCSE began an initiative at the end of FY 2000 to help the states increase the number of employers sending child support payments electronically to the state disbursement units (SDUs). The EFT portion of the transmission contains the payment information. The EDI portion of the transmission includes identifying information so that the payment can be properly credited to the payor's case. EFT/EDI is the appropriate payment method for larger employers, including the Federal government. At the end of FY 2000, electronic payments (e-payments) to SDUs accounted for about 5 percent of total payments. As a result of an outreach initiative by OCSE, and in partnership with national employer organizations and state child support enforcement agencies, e-payments for child support have increased to about 23 percent of total payments. Almost all states now accept child support payments electronically.

OCSE’s outreach included presentations, information dissemination, training, and technical assistance to large employers, major payroll service providers, payroll systems software developers, and Federal agencies. Some additional results of these promotional activities include:

• All major payroll service providers are sending child support payments electronically and the four major Federal payroll processors are remitting child support payments electronically.
• OCSE’s partnership with the National Automated Clearinghouse Association (NACHA), the non-profit trade group that promotes electronic payments, as well as their automated clearinghouse (ACH), led to the establishment of a Task Force for Child Support Electronic Payments. With OCSE’s assistance, the task force produced a User Guide to Electronic Child Support Payments, which is now the standard e-payments guide for all SDUs.
• Eleven states/counties have implemented web-based payment services for employers and/or non-custodial parents as an alternate payment option to EFT/EDI.
• More states are moving toward electronic disbursement of child support to custodial parents (CPs) through the use of direct deposit, debit cards, or smart cards for those parents without bank accounts.

Arrears Management

One of the top priorities for the child support program has been to gain a greater understanding of the increasing national child support debt. As of the end of FY 2003, states reported that the total cumulative unpaid child support since the inception of the child support enforcement program in 1975 is $96 billion. Almost $6.5 billion of support was distributed as arrears in FY 2003. With more knowledge about the composition of unpaid child support debt, OCSE should be able to design and implement more effective strategies to collect arrears from those who have the ability to pay and develop more appropriate policies for low-income parents who are unable to pay.

In an effort to increase the understanding of this problem, OCSE and the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) have contracted with the Urban Institute to conduct a “Child Support Debt Analysis Study” for nine states with the largest caseloads. The purpose of this study is to identify the composition of child support debt, the causes for dramatic growth, and what steps may be taken to curb future arrears growth.

OCSE is already learning a number of interesting things about child support debt. Our national data indicate, for example, that:

• Approximately one-half of the debt is owed to the government.
• Most debtors owe small amounts, but most of the debt is held by persons who owe large amounts. Only 20 percent of debtors owe more than $20,000, but they hold 65 percent of the national child support debt.
• According to state workforce agencies’ quarterly wage data, it appears that most debtors have little or no income. However, many of these people have other sources of income such as government benefits and bank accounts.

Some individual states have begun studying child support debt in order to better manage arrears and have initiated efforts such as adopting new procedures, setting more appropriate orders for low-income parents, and/or expanding resources to enhance collection capabilities.

States are approaching arrears management from a variety of perspectives. There are a number of studies going on that will help further define the arrears and the customers who owe back child support. Knowing the demographics will help focus limited resources in the right areas. Best practices are being developed and being shared across the states to leverage the good ideas.

In April and November of 2001, some regional offices held meetings with Federal and state partners to develop strategies and explore what states could do to avoid the build-up of arrears and to manage existing arrears. A follow-up meeting was held in September 2002 to discuss good ideas and best practices to avoid the build-up of arrears and reduce existing arrears by taking action related to enhancing prevention, order establishment, early intervention, and accrued arrears management. Minutes of these meetings, and a report that followed, "Managing Child Support Arrears, A Discussion Framework", have been the bases for conference presentations, workshops and new practices. 

Through discretionary grant authority, OCSE is assisting states in their efforts to develop successful strategies to address buildup of arrearages. Minnesota and Virginia have projects that offer low-income or high risk NCPs an opportunity to eliminate arrears owed to the state in return for ongoing payments. Maryland has a project analyzing arrears to develop strategies designed to target NCPs with varying degrees of ability to pay. Colorado and Texas have projects designed to work with low-income noncustodial parents. Colorado is using automation to minimize use of default orders through access to automated databases to obtain information to establish and modify orders. The Texas project will improve the child support review process by focusing on the entry of new order information and the initiation of income withholding.

Medical Support

The Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA) mandated the establishment of a Medical Child Support Working Group (MCSWG) to identify impediments to the effective enforcement of medical support. The MCSWG report (June, 2000) contained recommendations for improving medical support enforcement and access to health care coverage for children receiving IV-D services.

CSPIA also mandated establishment of the Medical Support Incentive Workgroup (MSIW) to develop a performance measure of the effectiveness of states in establishing and enforcing medical support obligations. In response to the recommendations of the MCSWG and the MSIW, OCSE has continued to work with state partners and stakeholders in the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Department of Labor in developing legislative proposals. OCSE has also continued its consultation with state partners in developing regulatory revisions to improve the establishment and enforcement of medical support, including the issues of availability and affordability of employer-sponsored coverage.

Additionally, CSPIA mandated the development of the National Medical Support Notice (NMSN) to improve the administration of medical support obligations. The NMSN regulation was promulgated December 27, 2000. As of October 1, 2003, almost all states had enacted laws to have in effect the provisions required for use of the NMSN in cases where the obligated parent has medical support provisions in the child support order and may be able to provide health care coverage through employer-provided insurance. The remaining states are seeking legislation to automate, or are in the process of automating, the NMSN.

The Employer Outreach team continues to provide extensive technical assistance to employers on the NMSN through articles in publications, presentations at conferences and teleconferences, and explanatory material on its website. For example, the NMSN matrix informs employers of each state’s implementation date for the NMSN, the state’s priority between child support and medical support, and the state’s contact person for additional information. In addition, the OCSE website has a downloadable version of the NMSN for use by state workers. The Employer Outreach team continues to assist states with individual requests.

In response to MCSWG recommendations, OCSE and other Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) components are sponsoring research projects to improve establishment and enforcement of appropriate medical support obligations: the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE), in consultation with OCSE, has sponsored research addressing health care coverage among child support-eligible children; ASPE also has sponsored research addressing state practices in medical child support cross-program coordination; OCSE has sponsored special improvement grants to assist a state in the initiation of enforcement of the custodial parent’s health insurance coverage in order to decrease public funds spent on children’s medical coverage and increase the number of cases where premium costs are shared in a balanced manner between parents; and OCSE has also included medical support as one of the five priority areas for research demonstration activities to add to the knowledge and to promote the objectives of the child support enforcement program.

Grants to States and Other Organizations

SECTION 1115 DEMONSTRATION GRANTS

Section 1115(a) of the Social Security Act provides OCSE with authority to fund demonstration grants. Only state title IV-D agencies or the state umbrella agencies of which they are a part can receive the grants. The agencies can contract with other agencies, universities, or private consultants to join in these efforts. States must apply for these funds in response to a grant announcement of the availability of funds. Congress appropriated $1.8 million annually for demonstrations, experiments or pilot projects to assist in promoting the objectives of title IV-D.

In FY 2002, OCSE awarded the following 12 new Section 1115 grants:

Massachusetts was awarded $100,000 to analyze arrears and reduce them through new arrears management programs targeted to NCPs with varying abilities to pay. Identification of low-income NCPs will enable the state to target classes of cases for different collection methods and identify cases where collection is likely and those appropriate for settlement. This should increase the capacity of low-income NCPs to make current payments and better manage their arrears.

Minnesota was awarded $43,500 to offer low-income NCPs an opportunity to eliminate arrears owed to the state in return for the payment of ongoing child support in all of their child support cases, per a signed agreement. This project allows for the continuation of recruitment and broadens the participation to voluntary cases. The grant provides longitudinal data on the above demonstrations. It also seeks to increase the amount of child support collected on behalf of children.

Arizona, with a grant of $99,596, seeks to increase the rate of cases with collections from low-income noncustodial parents by expanding the IV-D agency’s collaboration with fatherhood programs, other workforce training programs and the TANF agency. Among its key activities are an enhanced fatherhood curriculum that includes relationship building and the benefits of marriage (developed and delivered by the First Institutional Baptist Church of Phoenix), life skills development, workforce development, money management, and career development.

Kansas, with a grant of $59,558, is partnering with Legal Services, the court, and the Shawnee County (Topeka) noncustodial parent project to build on the current program by coordinating selected legal and mediation services to the NCPs. Where appropriate, the attorneys seek modification of orders to increase NCP satisfaction through revised visitation, custody or support orders, or a more accurate reflection of the NCP’s ability to pay.

Texas proposes to provide a variety of training to paroled and released NCPs through state and local-level demonstration efforts with its $100,000 award. These local-level efforts will include parenting assistance and reunification services, employment services, order reviews and possible suspension of enforcement activity, and placement of state arrears in abeyance. State-level efforts include collaborations with criminal justice, IV-D court masters and workforce development boards. A child support video and a parents’ guidebook will be developed. Family services will be provided by Family Services of Greater Houston and the Child Crisis Center (El Paso). When appropriate, Community-Based Organizations will assist paroled and released offenders with family reunification and reintegration.

In a two-year grant of $150,000 per year, Virginia seeks to improve the state’s ability to locate and serve NCPs. It focuses on implementing and staffing a Child Support Unit in the Chesapeake County Sheriff’s Office to work the law-enforcement side of instate and interstate child support cases in collaboration with the juvenile courts and the local and state child support offices.

Indiana will use a $100,000 grant to investigate the use of debit cards to reduce UDC. This will be the first rigorous evaluation of state-issued child support debit cards that moves from a distribution function comprised largely of check writing services to an electronic system. The proposal is to eliminate the handling and mailing of money orders by the NCP and by county clerks using paper transactions. The information will be transmitted electronically by the seller to the state IV-D agency at the close of every business day. The project will decrease UDC, reduce returned warrants from invalid addresses, lower administrative costs, and move the state to a geographically centralized disbursement unit.

With another grant for $100,000, Indiana proposes to make all old and current distribution information available to government staff throughout the state on a secure Internet basis. Currently, requests for research of pre-1997 information is processed through a paper system and is conducted by staff at only the state capital location. This creates delays (the average is 39 days) and a backlog. If successful, the project would reduce UDC, reduce the time for families to receive their child support, decrease error rate in disbursements, lower administrative costs, and increase collections.

Texas proposes to make support easier for noncustodial parents to pay by contracting with a grocery chain to accept payment. Funds will be transferred electronically. If successful, this project would reduce UDC, increase the amount of child support paid, and expedite the processing of payments. Initially, payments would be accepted only in cash. The grant is for $71,630.

The District of Columbia seeks to use its grant of $52,525 to analyze the composition of the UDC balance and to identify, implement, and evaluate potential strategies to reduce that balance. The primary objective of the project is to reduce the accumulated UDC by 50 percent.

Colorado proposes to use its grant of $100,000 to develop an innovative coordinated approach in order to increase the number of children in IV-D cases with health care coverage. The project will use a medical support facilitator and new automated processes.

In FY 2003, OCSE awarded the following 12 new Section 1115 grants:

Virginia was awarded $81,000 to improve the court process. The project’s goals are: 1) to improve materials and support for self-represented litigants in child support and other cases, 2) to improve case management procedures in Juvenile & Domestic Relations courts for child support and other cases, and 3) to improve the accuracy of judicial paternity orders and other decisions related to child support orders.

California, Tennessee, and Texas were awarded $60,000 each and Iowa was awarded $58,000 to demonstrate improved partnerships between child support enforcement and work programs.

Oklahoma and Washington were awarded $79,750 and $80,000, respectively, to demonstrate innovative methods of providing health coverage to children for whom child support was ordered.

Texas was awarded $80,040 to develop a program using teenage parents to speak to and educate other teen parents and teen non-parents about paternity establishment, child support, and related parenting issues.

Four states - Colorado, Michigan, Texas, and Virginia - were awarded three year grants to reduce arrearages of low-income noncustodial parents. The awards were for $55,023, $145,000, $196,555, and $200,000, respectively.

In addition, four states - Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming - were granted continuations of their data warehousing and data mining projects, for $199,941, $200,000, $172,724, and $71,967, respectively.

SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT GRANTS

The purpose of the Special Improvement Project (SIP) grant program is to provide funding for projects which further the national child support mission and goals and to help improve program performance. SIP’s legislative authority is Section 452(j) of the Social Security Act, and provides Federal funds for research and demonstration programs and special projects of regional or national significance relating to the operation of state child support enforcement programs. No applicant match is required. Program announcements are published at least annually in the Federal Register. Eligible applicants include state and local public agencies, non-profit agencies (including faith-based organizations), and tribal organizations.

Over the past five years, OCSE has awarded an average of 9 grants per year, totaling approximately $1.3 million per year. OCSE did not award funds in FY 2002 but provided $2.2 million in funding for FY 2003 to eleven states, non-profit and tribal organizations, as described below:

• In Muskegon, Michigan, Family Court Services of the 14th Judicial Circuit received $199,772 - in collaboration with the County Departments of Employment and Training, Corrections, and Child Support, as well as various faith-based and community organizations - to help unemployed fathers by combining employment programs with family counseling and management of their child support debt.
• The Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program’s Project Dads, in El Centro, California, received $141,858 in collaboration with other agencies, to help fathers obtain employment, assist them with child support order modifications, and help them access parental skills training.

Three grants were awarded to non-profit organizations and a state agency to emphasize the importance of a healthy marriage to a child’s well being.

• The Marriage Coalition, a non-profit organization in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, received $199,994 to test a curriculum to provide poor, unmarried parents with knowledge on the importance of establishing paternity and paying child support or the advantages of a healthy marriage.
• In Allentown, Pennsylvania, Community Services for Children, Inc. received $177,374 to provide - in collaboration with local faith-based organizations - marriage education, employment, and other services to unwed couples involved with Early Head Start or Head Start.
• The Alabama Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board received $200,000 to provide services to help low-income, ethnically diverse, unmarried parents learn practical skills to promote healthy marriage, improve employment, and increase paternity establishment rates and child support payments.

Four grant awards focused on expanding use of automation and state best practices to enhance enforcement tools, improve customer service, and increase child support collections.

• South Carolina received $414,574, on behalf of the Electronic Parent Locator Network/Financial Institution Data Match Consortium of 14 states, to develop an on-line program to initiate and respond to state requests for automated enforcement of interstate cases. This project aims to expedite and successfully collect past-due child support through seizure, as necessary, of funds in non custodial parents’ accounts in financial institutions located in states other than those where the child support is owed.
• Colorado was awarded $100,000 to utilize web site technology to increase customer services by providing parents, employers and caseworkers the ability to access case data and input data on-line.
• Iowa received $99,090 to enhance its current web site to provide self-access services for its customers to improve the process of qualifying and applying for child support order modifications.
• North Carolina received $200,000 to develop an automatic “call-back” telephone system to remind customers of scheduled appointments and hearings and also to remind those who have missed payments that they are delinquent - a proven technique used by private debt collectors.

Two grant awards were made focusing on assistance to tribal child support enforcement programs and enforcement of medical support orders. They are:

• The National American Indian Court Judges Association, Inc. received $199,887 to conduct a needs assessment and provide technical assistance and models of child support services to help tribal courts and agencies implement successful and effective child support programs.
• Montana was awarded $149,464 to initiate enforcement of the custodial parent’s health insurance coverage, as appropriate; to decrease public funds spent on children’s medical coverage; and to increase the number of cases where premium costs are shared in a balanced manner between parents.

ACCESS AND VISITATION GRANTS

The “Grants to States for Access and Visitation” Program was authorized by Congress through passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA).[3] The overall goals of the program are to:

• enable states to establish and administer programs; and
• support and facilitate non custodial parents’ access to and visitation of their children.

States are directed to accomplish these goals through the provision of services including, but not limited to:

• mediation (mandatory and voluntary);
• counseling;
• education (e.g., parent education);
• development of parenting plans;
• visitation enforcement (monitored or supervised visitation);
• neutral drop-off/pick-up; and
• development of guidelines for visitation and alternative custody arrangements.

Federal Funds

Since FY 1996, $10 million has been appropriated each year for OCSE’s “Grants to States for Access and Visitation” Program. The funding formula, as stipulated via congressional statute, determined that “…the allotment of a state for a fiscal year is the amount that bears the same ratio to $10,000,000 for grants under this section for the fiscal year as the number of children in the state living with only one biological parent bears to the total number of such children in all states.” The minimum annual grant award for a state is $100,000. This is to ensure that states with small populations (i.e., fewer single parent households) are guaranteed a base grant amount; those states with larger populations will be awarded an increased grant amount according to the prescribed funding formula.

Required State Match

States are required, by law, to provide a minimum of 10 percent match vis-à-vis the Federal grant amount. This match requirement can be met via cash and in-kind by the state and/or local grantees.

State Program Reporting Requirements

As a condition of receiving a grant, the Federal law (42 U.S.C. 6696) requires states to monitor, evaluate, and report on services funded through this program. This statutory requirement is satisfied through the annual submission - by states to OCSE—of the “State Child Access Program Survey” which includes:

• state agency contact information;
• services funded;
• provider agency contact information;
• number of parents served;
• socio-economic and demographic information on families served; and
• outcome data (i.e., actual increase in NCP parenting time with children).

FY 2003 Program Achievements

As delineated in Chart A, states provided access and visitation services to a record number of parents (70,000) as compared to previous years. This is particularly noteworthy since nearly half of the states received the minimum annual grant award of $100,000.

State trends appear to remain constant over the years in terms of slightly higher numbers of never-married parents (22,744) participating in access and visitation services as compared to divorced (18,188) or separated (8,644) parents. Nearly 2,000 grandparents and legal guardians - who had primary custodial responsibility of children - were beneficiaries of these services as well.

A nearly equal number of mothers (34,629) and fathers (32,936) were served, resulting in an estimated 50,415 children being positively affected through their parents’ participation in services provided by state-administered access and visitation programs.

The number of NCPs whose parenting time with their children increased as a result of participating in access and visitation programs. As indicated on the previous page, states are now required to report the actual increase in NCP parenting time with children. Despite the fact that this data element was introduced half-way through the service period, 40 states which collected this information reported that nearly 26,000 NCPs increased their parenting time with their children.

Overall, the majority of parents served through this program have annual incomes less than $20,000. On average, states continue to fund a range of access and visitation services although parent education, mediation, and supervised visitation ranked among the most popular programs.

For additional information on this grant program, OCSE has prepared a report entitled Preliminary Data: Child Access and Visitation Grants - State Profiles (FY 2003). 

Chart A^*: More parents served each year

Figure A Data: More parents served each year

	FY 1999	FY 2000	FY 2001	FY 2002**	FY 2003**
Moms	20.5	23.5	28	30	35.5
Dads	19.5	24.5	28	32	33.5
Total	40	48	56	62	70
*This chart is based on data reported by 53 states and territories for FY 2003 and does not reflect numbers reported for “grandparents/legal guardians.” FY 2002 data are based on reports received from 48 states. ** Fiscal Years 2002 and 2003 data are preliminary.

HEALTHY MARRIAGE INITIATIVE WAIVERS

A major initiative of OCSE has been to fund and monitor Section 1115 waiver projects for states which integrate marriage education and child support objectives. These waivers are designed to:

• promote the objectives of title IV-D of the Social Security Act;
• enforce support obligations owed by noncustodial parents to their children by locating the noncustodial parents;
• establish paternity and obtain child support;
• assure that support will be available for all children for whom assistance is requested;
• improve the financial well-being of children; and
• improve the operation of the child support enforcement program.

Project applications were received from Michigan, Idaho, Virginia, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts and Minnesota. These applications were approved in FY 2003. Applications from other states (Kentucky, Washington , Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, Ohio, Colorado and Texas) were under review at the end of FY 2003.

In general, the projects: provide healthy marriage education, integrate child support information and motivation into this healthy marriage education, use in-hospital maternity wards as recruitment places, provide community-wide media campaigns which present the advantages of marriage, and promote responsible fatherhood and other social support.

Waivers allow the state to: operate the project on less than a statewide basis, use Federal Financial Participation (FFP) for related activities not normally funded under Title IV-D (e.g., marriage education, coalition building, media campaigns, responsible fatherhood and other social support), and match Federal funds with private funds. Federal funds are limited to $1 million and project periods are from two to five years.

Extensive technical assistance is being provided to projects under the direction of the Lewin Group of Falls Church, Virginia. This effort is monitored by the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE) and funded by OPRE and OCSE. An evaluation of the waiver is underway.

In addition, as described above under “Grants to States and Other Organizations,” in FY 2003, OCSE awarded three SIP grants to emphasize the importance of healthy marriage to a child’s well being.

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FOCUSING ON RESULTS

The Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) program is results-oriented. The program’s effectiveness is measured through the use of specific performance indicators. Performance indicators were selected that further the goals of the child support program to see that:

• all children have parentage established,
• all children in IV-D cases have financial and medical orders,
• all children in IV-D cases received financial and medical support from parents, as ordered, and
• the IV-D program will be efficient and responsive in its operations.

Performance-Based Incentives and Penalties

Since 1975, the Federal government has paid incentives to state child support enforcement programs to encourage improved child support collections through efficient establishment and enforcement techniques. These incentive payments are a key source of funding for state programs. The method for calculating payments changed with the adoption of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act (CSPIA) in 1998. This system was developed from recommendations made to the Secretary by an Incentive Funding Workgroup composed of state and Federal partners. Key elements of the performance-based incentive system include:

• linking incentive payments to performance in the five measured areas: paternity establishment, order establishment, collections on current support due, cases paying toward arrears, and cost-effectiveness;
• data must be reliable and complete, as determined by annual data reliability audits;
• incentives are based on state collections and performance;
• states are paid from a capped incentive pool; and
• incentives must be reinvested into state child support programs.

The goal of the new incentive system, as implemented in Federal regulations (45 CFR Part 305), is to provide a financial reward to states that find innovative, cost-effective means to improve child support performance in the five measured areas. This new system has generated a more balanced program that produces better outcomes for children and families.

Fiscal year 2000 was the first year states received incentives based on the new incentive system. The performance-based incentive formula was phased-in over the FY 2000-2002 period and became the sole determinant for incentive payments in FY 2002.

In FY 2003, forty-three states received an incentive for all five measures, eight states received an incentive for four measures, and the remaining three states received an incentive for three measures. This is a marked improvement over FY 2002 results that show thirty-seven states received an incentive for all five measures, eleven states for four measures, and six states for three measures.

Incentives for FY 2003 totaled $461 million, a 2.4 percent increase over the FY 2002 total of $450 million. FY 2003 final adjustments are overwhelmingly positive - forty states received more than their initial estimates and only fourteen states received less.

The child support enforcement performance based penalty system provides that a financial penalty be assessed when data submitted for calculating state performance is found to be incomplete and/or unreliable, when the calculated level of performance for any of the three penalty measures (paternity establishment, support order establishment, or current collections) fails to achieve a specified level or when states are not in compliance with certain child support requirements. There is an automatic corrective action year following the discovery of the deficiency or deficiencies. The corrective action year is the immediately succeeding fiscal year following the year of the deficiency.

The penalty is held in abeyance pending the results of the state’s data reliability audit and performance results submitted for the corrective action period. If the state’s data are determined complete and reliable and related performance is adequate for the corrective action year, the penalty is not imposed.

The financial penalty is a reduction to the state’s Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grant. If corrective action was unsuccessful, the penalty amount is calculated as one to two percent of the adjusted State Family Assistance Grant (SFAG) for the TANF program for the first year of the deficiency and increases each year, up to five percent, for each consecutive year the state’s data are found to be incomplete or unreliable or the state’s performance on a penalty measure fails to attain the specified level of performance necessary to avoid a penalty. Fourteen states received a penalty in 2003, after the FY 2002 corrective action year for the FY 2001 performance period. Thirteen states appealed to the Department.

Audits and Data Reliability

Passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) in 1996 changed the direction and emphasis of audits of state OCSE programs conducted by the OCSE’s Office of Audit. Legislative requirements now emphasize performance and outcomes rather than the pre-PRWORA requirements of processing and taking actions on child support cases. Beginning in FY 2000, as part of PRWORA and CSPIA, states began receiving financial incentives based on meeting or exceeding standards for each of the five performance measures related to paternity and order establishment, collecting child support, and cost effectiveness.

The incentives are paid based on performance data that states report to OCSE. The Office of Audit performs Data Reliability Audits (DRAs) to evaluate the completeness, accuracy, security, and reliability of this data reported and produced by state reporting systems. DRAs help to ensure that incentives are earned and paid only on the basis of verifiable data and that the incentive payment system is fair and equitable.

Fiscal Year 2003 was the fourth year that OCSE calculated and paid incentives to states for performance based on the five performance measures. The major improvement noted in FY 2002 data reliability was again observed in the FY 2003 results as six more states, or a total of forty-eight, passed all data reliability requirements. In FY 2002, forty-one states passed all requirements compared to only twenty-eight states in FY 2001. Only thirteen states in FY 2002, versus twenty-six states in the prior year, did not get a payment for one or more incentive measures due to the inability to meet data reliability audit standards.

OCSE also is required by PRWORA to evaluate the adequacy of the financial management of a state’s program. Specifically, OCSE’s Office of Audit is mandated to perform reviews of expenditures claimed by states for Federal reimbursement. The primary objectives of a cost audit is to determine whether costs claimed by the state for Federal reimbursement is allowable, allocable, and reasonable to the child support enforcement program, and to ensure that states bear their fair share of child support costs. Financial audits are performed after the DRAs are complete to the extent that time and resources are available before beginning the next fiscal year DRAs. Audit findings from cost audits performed or reported in FY 2003 included, among other things, findings of incorrect methods for allocating costs to the IV-D program; unallowable and non-IV-D costs claimed for reimbursement; and the receipt of program income not offset to reduce expenditures as required.

Self-Assessment

The self-assessment process was designed to be used as a management tool by states. Self-assessment helps the states evaluate their programs and performance, and gives them an opportunity to ensure they are meeting Federal requirements for providing child support services. The Federal role in all of this is to analyze the reports, make recommendations, assist with corrective action, and identify best practices which could be shared among the states.

Prior to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA), states were audited every three years to ensure they were in compliance with Federal requirements. If a state was found not to be in compliance, it would receive a penalty and be given a chance to correct the problem by submitting a corrective action plan. Once the corrective action period was completed, another audit would be done. If the problem was corrected, the penalty would be rescinded.

With the enactment of PRWORA, states were charged with an annual review of their child support enforcement programs to determine if Federal requirements are being met. States must submit an annual report of their findings to OCSE within the Department of Health and Human Services. The Federal requirements consist of seven compliance criteria used by the states to evaluate their child support programs.

States’ average self-assessment rates for FY 2002 and FY 2003 for each criteria were as follows:

Criteria	Average Rate 2002	Average Rate 2003	Target/Efficiency Rate
case closure	85%	89%	90%
establish paternity & support	76%	78%	75%
enforce support orders	86%	86%	75%
collect & distribute support	94%	95%	75%
secure & enforce medical support	79%	79%	75%
review & adjust support orders	81%	85%	75%
interstate services	81%	81%	75%
expedited process six months	90%	90%	75%
expedited process twelve months	97%	94%	90%

Overall national totals indicate that states have been performing at or above the required efficiency rates.

State Plans

As a condition of receiving Federal Financial Participation (FFP), the State IV-D agency must submit an approvable State Plan describing the nature and scope of its child support enforcement program. The State Plan consists of preprinted pages and related attachments, and contains all the information necessary for OCSE to determine whether it can be approved. The authority to approve State Plans is delegated to the Regional Offices, but the Commissioner of OCSE retains the authority for determining that a State IV-D Plan is not approvable.

In FY 2003, several states were sent notices of intent to disapprove their IV-D State Plans for failure to submit an approvable State Plan. During the year, all those states enacted the required state legislation, implemented the required procedures, and submitted approvable State Plans, which upon approval, generated letters to those states withdrawing the notice of intent.

Program Assessment Rating Tool

The Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART) was developed to assess and improve program performance so that the Federal government can achieve better results. A PART review helps identify a program’s strengths and weaknesses to inform funding and management decisions aimed at making the program more effective. The PART, therefore, looks at all factors that affect and reflect program performance including:

• program purpose and design;
• performance measurement;
• evaluations and strategic planning;
• program management; and
• program results.

Because PART includes a consistent series of analytical questions, it allows programs to show improvements over time and allows comparisons between similar programs.

As part of the budget process reforms under the President’s Management Agenda, reviews were implemented to measure the effectiveness of Federal programs in FY 2003. Programs were evaluated using the PART. OCSE volunteered to participate in the PART process in FY 2003 to support the President’s Management Agenda. The OCSE program received a PART score of 90 percent, making it the highest rated social services program and the highest rated block/formula grant program amongst all programs reviewed government wide in FY 2003. According to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), OCSE’s high rating was due to its:

• clear purpose and unambiguous mission linked to salient and meaningful program measures;
• strong management practices with financial incentives awarded and penalties assessed to states based on meeting the specific performance measures;
• demonstration of measurable progress toward meeting its long-term and annual performance goals; and
• independent evaluations indicating the program’s effectiveness in achieving results.

Over the past few years, OCSE has been the recipient of several awards that acknowledge the quality and effectiveness of its collaboration and coordination efforts. These awards were the result of evaluations that considered the program’s impact, effectiveness, and other measures of performance.

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REFERRALS TO WORKFORCE AGENCIES

A goal of the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) is to encourage child support agencies and courts to refer unemployed or underemployed non-custodial parents (NCPs) to One-Stop Centers and other workforce investment operations to improve their ability to support themselves and their families.

OCSE has worked with the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Employment Training Administration for the past several years to develop awareness and encourage collaboration between child support enforcement and workforce investment agencies at the national, state, and local levels.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work together on improving collaboration was signed with the DOL in FY 2003. The purpose of the agreement is to increase the number of noncustodial parents who secure and retain unsubsidized jobs through the workforce investment system so that they can better meet their child support obligations.

These two Federal organizations have had little contact in the past and had virtually no understanding of the other’s work or goals. OCSE and DOL started meeting to shape the goals, needs and issues of this collaboration. Slowly, through joint issuances and conference workshops, OCSE encouraged its components to cross-refer clients to - and collaborate to improve services with - the DOL, with the long range goals of improving the economic self-sufficiency of NCPs and their children.

Through the MOU and in other ways, OCSE has also sought to encourage judges and hearing officers to refer delinquent, unemployed NCPs to workforce investment as a positive alternative to a ’seek work’ order or incarceration.

OCSE seeks out and publishes ’promising practices’ on effective collaborations between child support enforcement, the judiciary, and workforce investment.

OCSE also began the development of a seminar curriculum on improving program outcomes through interagency collaboration. The seminar, designed for state and local office and/or regional managers from child support, TANF, and workforce investment, demonstrates the advantages of working together to achieve program goals to help client families. One of the goals of this initiative is to increase the referral of NCPs to workforce offices by both child support and TANF.

As a result of these efforts, more and more local child support enforcement agencies and courts are referring unemployed NCPs to DOL operations for employment and training, and workforce development agencies are enrolling and serving NCPs. Federal leadership in this collaboration has paid off at both the state and local levels. Although some local and state staff started working together before OCSE did, the vast majority had not.

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PROJECT SAVE OUR CHILDREN (PSOC)

Project Save Our Children (PSOC) is a criminal child support enforcement initiative targeted at pursing chronically delinquent parents who willfully fail to take responsibility for their children and owe large sums of child support ($20,000 and over). PSOC’s goal is to increase child support collections through the identification, investigation, and - when warranted - prosecution of flagrant, delinquent child support offenders. By prosecuting parents who will not provide support, a pointed message of responsibility is sent which may help to give their children a better chance in life.

The PSOC Task Force is based on a model project launched in 1998 in Columbus, Ohio. The Midwest Law Enforcement Task Force, formed by the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) and the Department of Health and Human Services’ (DHHS) Inspector General’s office, joined with Justice Department prosecutors and investigators, state child support agencies, and local law enforcement officials to coordinate efforts in a new investigative initiative. Since that time, PSOC has grown to operate through 12 sites nationwide, covering all states and territories.

Since the project’s creation in 1998, PSOC has investigated more than 8,000 cases and is responsible for over 800 arrests and over 700 convictions and adjudications. As a result of these investigations, $38 million in restitution has been ordered in which $21 million has been collected. PSOC’s activities have facilitated OCSE’s ability to collect arrearages.

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TRIBAL PROGRAM

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act (PRWORA) of 1996 first allowed the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) to directly fund tribal child support enforcement programs. States have historically been charged with providing child support services to tribal recipients, as they comprise part of the state caseload. Under an Interim Final Rule published in August 2000, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) provided funding to nine Tribes (listed below) to operate a comprehensive child support enforcement program.

• Chickasaw Nation
• Navajo Nation
• Puyallup Tribe
• Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
• Lac du Flambeau Tribe
• Menominee Tribe
• Port Gamble S’Klallam
• Lummi Nation
• Forest County Potawatomi

In FY 2003, these Tribes participated in national child support meetings and conferences which included the following: The Tribal Automation System Workgroup; The Tribal/State Cooperation Workgroup; The National Indian Child Welfare Association Directors Training Conference; and The Central Office/ACF Regional Office Conference. The Tribes also provided on-site Technical Assistance to the Navajo Nation and Sisseton-Wahpeton and co-hosted a conference with the National Council of State Legislatures.

Once the final regulations are published, DHHS will make direct payments for administrative expenses to Tribes, tribal organizations and Alaskan Native villages that demonstrate the capacity to operate a child support enforcement program. To receive funding, Tribes must meet the following objectives:

• establishment of paternity;
• modification and enforcement of support orders;
• collection and distribution of support; and
• location of noncustodial parents.

OCSE anticipates that the Federal government will pay 90 percent of reasonable and necessary costs of the programs initially, with Tribes and tribal organizations required to contribute the remaining 10 percent.

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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

During FY 2002, the United States (U.S.) declared several additional jurisdictions to be foreign reciprocating countries (FRCs) for purposes of child support enforcement - the Netherlands, Norway, and the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Newfoundland/Labrador, and Ontario. During FY 2003, reciprocity agreements also became effective between the U.S. and the Canadian provinces/territories of New Brunswick, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.

In May 2003, the Office of Child Support Enforcement, Department of State (DOS), and state child support agency officials attended the Hague Conference on Private International Law and participated in meetings of the Special Commission on Family Maintenance which is working to develop a new multilateral convention for child support enforcement. While the U.S. has not been a signatory to previous conventions, U.S. participation in the current Special Commission offers the possibility that a new multilateral instrument might provide U.S. families with the benefits of an expanded international system of cooperation.

As part of OCSE’s efforts in support of the Hague Special Commission, the U.S. has taken a leadership role as Governor of the Administrative Cooperation Working Group, which held its first meeting by teleconference in November 2003. The Administrative Cooperation Working Group’s stated goals are to improve administrative cooperation among participating countries (e.g., by working toward standard forms, procedures, and timeframes for case processing) and to develop possible recommendations on administrative cooperation for upcoming Hague Special Commission meetings.

OCSE, in partnership with the DOS, has also worked to improve cooperation with nations in Latin America and the Caribbean. In FY 2002, negotiations began on bilateral agreements with Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Honduras. In August 2003, the U.S. hosted the “Meeting of the Americas” in Orlando, which was attended by seventeen foreign countries from the Western Hemisphere. The Meeting of the Americas explored, with U.S. leadership, a regional approach towards cooperation on enforcement of child support across borders.

In support of state caseworkers, OCSE issued the first installment of “A Caseworker’s Guide to Processing Cases with Foreign Reciprocating Countries (FCR)” which explains how to process child support cases internationally with our English-speaking FRCs. OCSE also issued the first in a series of International Dear Colleague Letters on international service of process, as well as policy guidance on issues such as foreign currency child support payments and changes to Canadian reciprocal child support legislation which will significantly improve procedures for cooperation with the U.S.

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[1] Twenty-five county representatives were invited to attend (from Lewis County, NY; Allegany County, NY; Yates County, NY; Schoharies County, NY; Sussex County, NJ; Jefferson County, PA; Tioga County, PA; Kent County, MD; Rockingham County, NC; Johnston County, NC; Clay County, AL; Marengo County, AL; Wilcox County, AL; Putnam County, OH; Madison County, OH; Grant County, WI; Logan County, CO; Routt County, CO; Sedgwick County, CO; Barnes County, ND; Stark County, ND; Santa Cruz-San Benito County, CA; Central Sierra Region, CA; Apache, Coconino, Graham, Greeley, Mojave and Yuma Counties, AZ; Pima and Santa Cruz Counties, AZ; and Sheridan Counties, WY).

[2] These undistributed collections include: collections that were received within the past two business days following receipt, and pending distribution within Federal timelines; collections being held for up to six months that were offset from refunds from joint Federal tax returns of non-TANF families; collections received and held for future support; collections held pending resolutions of a legal dispute and any timely appeal (including but not limited to estate resolutions, contested paternity, contested tax, insurance, and pension intercepts, arrearage balance disputes, contested bank levies, contested seizures of lottery winnings, and other lump-sum seizures, etc.); collections processed, but not yet transferred to other state or Federal agencies administering programs such as TANF, IV-E and non-IV-E (foster care), Medicaid, or S-CHIP.

[3] The “Grants to States for Access and Visitation” is a formula grant program. It is up to the discretion of the states to decide on what services to provide, organizations to be funded, geographic areas to be covered, and persons to be served.

[4] Includes in-hospital and other paternities acknowledged. State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload.

Figure 1: Total Caseload for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 1 Data: Total Caseload for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Current Assistance (in Millions)	3.7	3.3	3.1	2.8	2.8
Former Assistance (in Millions)	7.4	7.9	7.9	7.4	7.4
Never Assistance (in Millions)	6.2	6.2	6.1	5.9	5.8
Total (in Millions)	17.3	17.4	17.1	16.1	15.9
Source: OCSE-157 lines 1+3. Note: Current Assistance: A case where the children are: (1) recipients of Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) under title IV-A of the Social Security Act or (2) entitled to Foster Care maintenance payments under title IV-E of the Social Security Act. In addition, the children’s support rights have been assigned by a caretaker relative to a state and a referral to the state IV-D agency has been made. Former Assistance: A case where the children formerly received title IV-A (AFDC or TANF) or title IV-E Foster Care services. Never Assistance: A case where the children are receiving services under the title IV-D program, but are not currently eligible for and have not previously received assistance under titles IV-A or IV-E of the Social Security Act.

The child support caseload continues to decline.

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Figure 2: IV-D Cases With and Without Support Orders Established for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 2 Data: IV-D Cases With and Without Support Orders Established for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total (in Millions)	17.3	17.4	16.8	16.1	15.9
With Orders (in Millions)	10.3	10.7	11.0	11.3	11.5
Without Orders (in Millions)	7.0	6.7	5.8	4.8	4.4
Source: OCSE-157 lines 1, 2 and 3.

Cases with orders increased; cases without orders declined.

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Figure 3: Number of IV-D Cases for Which a Collection Was Made for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 3 Data: Number of IV-D Cases for Which a Collection Was Made for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Never Assistance (in Millions)	2.7	2.9	3.1	3.2	3.4
Former Assistance (in Millions)	3	3.5	3.6	3.8	3.8
Current Assistance (in Millions)	0.9	0.8	0.8	0.8	0.8
Source: OCSE-157 lines 18.

States report to the Federal government the number of child support cases that make a payment. The number of cases with a collection has continued to increase, although the total caseload continues to decline.

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Figure 4: IV-D and Statewide Paternities Acknowledged for Five Fiscal Years[4]

Figure 4 Data: IV-D and Statewide Paternities Acknowledged for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
In-hospital Paternities (in Thousands)	755	687	791	830	862
IV-D Paternities (in Thousands)	845	867	777	697	663
Source: OCSE-157 lines 10 and 16.

Since many paternities are being acknowledged at the birth of the child, in-hospital paternities increased, and IV-D paternities decreased. The total number of paternities remained stable

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Figure 5: Support Orders Established for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 5 Data: Support Orders Established for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Support Orders	1,220,051	1,174,899	1,181,284	1,220,034	1,161,206
Source: OCSE-157 line 17.

The number of support orders established each year remains stable at 1.2 million.

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Figure 6: Total Distributed Collections by Current, Former, and Never Assistance, FY 2003

Figure 6 Data: Total Distributed Collections by Current, Former, and Never Assistance, FY 2003 ($21.2 Billion Collected)

Current Assistance	Former Assistance	Never Assistance
$1,815,261,394 (9%)	$8,452,305,462 (40%)	$10,908,823,026 (51%)
Source: OCSE-34A line 8E. Note: The FY 2002 total distributed collections was $20.1 billion.

Half of collections are for families never on assistance.

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Figure 7: Total Distributed Collections by TANF/Foster Care and Non-TANF Collections for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 7 Data: Total Distributed Collections by TANF/Foster Care and Non-TANF Collections for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total (in Billions)	15.9	17.9	19	20.1	21.2
Non-TANF (in Billions)	13.4	15.3	16.4	17.2	18.2
TANF/FC (in Billions)	2.5	2.6	2.6	2.9	3.0
Source: Formerly form OCSE-34 line 14 (A+C), OCSE-34A lines 7 and 8.

The child support program collects and distributes more money each year.

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Figure 8: Distribution of Total Collections, FY 2003

Figure 8 Data: Distribution of Total Collections, FY 2003

Distribution Category	State Share	Federal Share	Pymts. to Families	Medical Support
Dist of AFDC Collections	$948,255,175 (5.0%)	$1,166,601,189 (6.0%)	$18,963,191,281 (90.0%)	$98,342,237 (0.5%)
Source: OCSE-34A. Note: In FY 2002, collections were distributed as follows: Federal share $1.2 billion, state share $950 million, payments to families or foster care $17.9 billion, and medical support $89 million.

The largest share of child support payments go to families.

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Figure 9: Total Collections by Method of Collections, FY 2003

Figure 9 Data: Total Collections by Method of Collections, FY 2003

Wage Withholding	Unemployment Intercept Offset	Federal Tax Offset	State Tax Offset	Other Source	Other States
$16,701,791,578 (66.3%)	$682,733,248 (2.7%)	$1,460,991,449 (5.8%)	$204,049,634 (0.8%)	$4,889,349,699 (19.4%)	$1,254,993,042 (5.0%)
5 Wage withholding includes IV-D and non-IV-D collections. Approximately $3.5 billion were non-IV-D collections from wage withholding. Source: OCSE-34A lines 2a thru 2g. Note: The FY 2002 figures for method of collections were: other states $1.2 billion, wage withholding $15.5 billion, other sources $4.9 billion, state tax offset $210 million, federal tax offset $1.5 billion, and unemployment offset $577 million.

State tax and unemployment offsets are very effective tools used for collecting child support, but wage withholding continues to be the most effective.

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Figure 10: Current Collections Due and Distributed, FY 2003

Figure 10 Data: Current Collections Due and Distributed, FY 2003 ($27.1 Billion due & distributed)

Current Support Distributed	Current Support Not Distributed
$15.7 Billion (58%)	$11.4 Billion (42%)
6 Represents current support not collected or not distributed. Source: OCSE-157 lines 24 and 25. Note: Total current support due in FY 2002 was $26.2 billion with $15.1 billion distributed as current support. This leaves a balance of $11.1 billion.

More than half of the current support due was distributed.

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Figure 11: Cases Paying Toward an Arrears, FY 2003

Figure 11 Data: Cases Paying Toward an Arrears, FY 2003 (10.8 Million total cases with arrears due)

Cases Paying Towards Arrears	Cases Not Paying Towards Arrears
6.4 Million (60%)	4.3 Million (40%)
Source: OCSE-157 lines 28 and 29. Note: There were a total of 10.6 million cases with arrears due in FY 2002. About 6.3 million was paid towards arrears, leaving 4.3 million cases unpaid.

Most parents are paying toward their overdue child support.

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Figure 12: Interstate Collections for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 12 Data: Interstate Collections for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Interstate Collections (in Millions)	1,082	1,173	1,165	1,204	1,276
Source: OCSE-34A line5E.

The amount of interstate collected continues to improve.

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Figure 13a: Interstate Cases - Cases Sent to Another State for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 13a Data: Interstate Cases - Cases Sent to Another State for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Current Assistance	131,128	118,057	113,305	115,057	120,812
Former Assistance	511,989	544,178	545,802	555,716	579,160
Never Assistance	356,033	355,297	356,889	370,637	383,364
Total	999,150	1,017,532	1,015,996	1,040,410	1,083,336
Source: OCSE-157 lines 1a.

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Figure 13b: Interstate Cases - Cases Received From Another State for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 13b Data: Interstate Cases - Cases Received From Another State for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Current Assistance	266,911	258,333	252,980	242,731	221,908
Former Assistance	105,505	115,025	118,664	116,936	127,706
Never Assistance	545,980	563,443	556,606	574,898	598,967
Total	918,396	936,801	928,250	934,565	948,581
Source: OCSE-157 line 1b.

States routinely report sending more interstate cases than they received.

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Figure 14: Total Expenditures for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 14 Data: Total Expenditures for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total (in Billions)	4.0	4.5	4.8	5.2	5.2
Federal Share (in Billions)	2.7	3.0	3.2	3.4	3.4
State Share (in Billions)	1.3	1.5	1.6	1.8	1.8
Source: OCSE-396A lines 9A+C.

The level of expenditures was unchanged the last two years.

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Figure 15: Total ADP Expenditures for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 15 Data: Total ADP Expenditures for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total ADP Expenditures (in Millions)	$683	$827	$883	$867	$812
Source: OCSE-396A lines 4, 5 and 6.

Auto Data Processing (ADP) expenditures declined over the past year.

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Figure 16: Number of Children in the IV-D Program for Five Fiscal Years⁷

Figure 16 Data: Number of Children in the IV-D Program for Five Fiscal Years

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Number of Children in IV-D program (in Millions)	20.9	19.4	18.9	17.9	17.6
7 Includes children 18 years of age and under. Source: OCSE-157 line 4.

The number of children in the child support program declined in recent years-- reflective of the decrease in the child support caseload.

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Figure 17a: Number of Persons in the Federal Case Registry (FCR) by Participant Type⁸ as of 9/30/03

Figure 17a Data: Number of People in the Federal Case Registry (FCR) by Type of Participant

Type of Participant	NCP	PF	CP	CH
Number of People (in Millions)	10.9	1.2	11.9	19.3
8 The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category. NCP - Noncustodial Parents, PF - Putative Father, CP - Custodial Parties, CH - Children.

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Figure 17b: Number of Unique Persons Matched⁹ by the FPLS FYs 1999-2003

Figure 17b Data: Number of Unique Persons Matched by the FPLS FYs 1999-2003

FY	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Number of Unique Persons Matched (in Millions)	2.9	3.5 (+19%)	4.2 (+22%)	4.5 (+7%)	4.6 (+1%)
9 The Number of Unique Persons (NCPs and PFs) Matched is derived by un-duplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI). The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category and only once in the total. As a result, the counts for the individual participant types may not add up to the Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR. In addition, an individual can be a child support case participant in more than one state but is only counted once in the nationwide total. These national FCR participant figures do not include individuals submitted to the FCR by the Virgin Islands. Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS).

A large portion of unique persons in the FCR by participant type are children.

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Figure 18: Federal Offset Collections for Five Processing Years (PY)

Figure 18 Data: Federal Offset Collections for Five Processing Years (PY)

Processing Year	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total Net Collections (in Billions)	1.34	1.39	1.65	1.46	1.55
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS).

Federal offset is another method used to collect child support payments.

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Figure 19: IV-D Tribal Program, FY 2003

Tribes	Caseload	Paternities Established	Support Orders Established	Total Collections	Outlays
Source: Reports submitted by Tribes. NA - Not Available. Note: In FY 2002, the IV-D tribal program had $3.5 million in total collections.
CHICKASAW	12,511	681	NA	$2,190,660	$1,978,415
FLAMBEAU	NA	NA	NA	512,118	218,737
LUMMI	41	7	22	NA	69,828
MENOMINEE	1,321	822	NA	579,962	26,433
NAVAJO	NA	NA	NA	3,065,944	3,412,403
POTAWATOMI	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
PUYALLUP	350	5	6	83,067	768,020
SISSETON	62	16	16	71,705	400,157
S’KLALLAM	91	6	3	6,564	706,901
TOTAL	14,376	1,537	47	$6,510,020	$7,580,894

ALABAMA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$223,267,646	5.9%
Current Assistance	$12,255,589	-5.9%
Former Assistance	$73,829,606	1.7%
Never Assistance	$137,182,451	9.6%
Total Expenditures	$64,233,813	2.3%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.48	3.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.78	3.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8,142	16.0%
Orders Established	21,185	2.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	771	-5.4%
Total Caseload	248,624	-4.2%
Current Assistance	29,832	8.7%
Former Assistance	115,015	-8.1%
Never Assistance	103,777	-2.9%

 

ALASKA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$79,349,491	-2.4%
Current Assistance	$5,458,549	-18.2%
Former Assistance	$40,970,589	-1.5%
Never Assistance	$32,920,353	-0.3%
Total Expenditures	$21,682,477	3.4%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.66	-5.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.24	-5.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3,298	6.9%
Orders Established	2,507	12.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	256	0.0%
Total Caseload	46,387	0.0%
Current Assistance	7,115	5.7%
Former Assistance	24,721	-1.8%
Never Assistance	14,551	0.6%

 

ARIZONA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$233,501,240	1.7%
Current Assistance	$13,226,616	15.5%
Former Assistance	$142,233,961	0.0%
Never Assistance	$78,040,663	2.7%
Total Expenditures	$58,995,755	-4.1%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.96	6.0%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.47	5.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	48,135	10.3%
Orders Established	6,670	-23.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	913	-5.4%
Total Caseload	258,871	8.9%
Current Assistance	78,896	20.1%
Former Assistance	128,450	4.4%
Never Assistance	51,525	5.3%

 

ARKANSAS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$135,345,918	5.0%
Current Assistance	$36,673,323	222.3%
Former Assistance	$39,089,597	-49.5%
Never Assistance	$59,582,998	48.7%
Total Expenditures	$47,676,023	-10.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.84	17.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.12	17.4%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	10,727	0.3%
Orders Established	4,377	4.7%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	764	3.7%
Total Caseload	128,472	-2.0%
Current Assistance	17,579	-15.5%
Former Assistance	50,973	2.1%
Never Assistance	59,920	-0.8%

 

CALIFORNIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$2,132,041,944	21.0%
Current Assistance	$297,034,757	17.2%
Former Assistance	$1,074,730,570	0.7%
Never Assistance	$760,276,617	72.7%
Total Expenditures	$972,416,111	0.5%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.19	20.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$2.31	20.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	185,197	-1.5%
Orders Established	122,885	-9.9%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	10,866	-1.8%
Total Caseload	1,838,497	-3.6%
Current Assistance	446,329	-8.2%
Former Assistance	895,672	-1.7%
Never Assistance	496,496	-2.5%

 

COLORADO

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$203,110,443	0.3%
Current Assistance	$15,559,040	-5.4%
Former Assistance	$95,115,151	-4.6%
Never Assistance	$92,436,252	7.0%
Total Expenditures	$72,067,723	13.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.82	-11.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.22	-11.9%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	17,764	6.1%
Orders Established	8,676	15.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	733	-5.7%
Total Caseload	138,117	2.8%
Current Assistance	16,760	6.8%
Former Assistance	80,820	-1.7%
Never Assistance	40,537	11.1%

 

CONNECTICUT

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$222,361,658	2.6%
Current Assistance	$35,579,918	3.1%
Former Assistance	$139,137,512	2.2%
Never Assistance	$47,644,228	3.5%
Total Expenditures	$59,275,853	-4.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.75	7.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.04	7.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	23,980	-7.1%
Orders Established	8,116	-3.9%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	475	-13.0%
Total Caseload	212,823	2.9%
Current Assistance	32,865	0.1%
Former Assistance	119,047	2.2%
Never Assistance	60,911	6.2%

 

DELAWARE

&nnbsp;	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$61,504,137	3.4%
Current Assistance	$3,789,225	-4.9%
Former Assistance	$27,668,135	-0.2%
Never Assistance	$30,046,777	8.1%
Total Expenditures	$22,899,696	23.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.69	-16.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.03	-17.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	4,689	-40.9%
Orders Established	1,928	6.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	216	-2.7%
Total Caseload	55,198	2.0%
Current Assistance	9,006	9.3%
Former Assistance	27,497	47.2%
Never Assistance	18,695	-31.3%

 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$44,314,143	9.3%
Current Assistance	$3,069,055	4.8%
Former Assistance	$23,727,716	46.5%
Never Assistance	$17,517,372	-18.2%
Total Expenditures	$24,481,801	33.4%
Cost Effectiveness	$1.81	-18.0%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$2.09	-22.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	6,088	-29.6%
Orders Established	1,251	-11.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	215	1.9%
Total Caseload	105,139	-2.6%
Current Assistance	33,609	-3.0%
Former Assistance	43,361	-2.5%
Never Assistance	28,169	-2.2%

 

FLORIDA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$891,001,252	10.9%
Current Assistance	$296,486,563	16.0%
Former Assistance	$307,931,997	1.3%
Never Assistance	$286,582,692	17.5%
Total Expenditures	$230,616,251	0.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.86	10.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.39	10.3%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	93,042	-2.6%
Orders Established	60,057	0.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	3,225	0.3%
Total Caseload	663,863	-0.8%
Current Assistance	74,820	-10.8%
Former Assistance	325,484	-2.8%
Never Assistance	263,559	5.3%

 

GEORGIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$453,672,698	9.3%
Current Assistance	$32,485,752	2.0%
Former Assistance	$213,736,403	9.0%
Never Assistance	$207,450,543	10.8%
Total Expenditures	$114,088,857	3.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.98	5.3%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.47	5.4%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	54,498	-8.2%
Orders Established	26,787	-0.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,246	-12.1%
Total Caseload	480,935	0.9%
Current Assistance	91,578	-4.8%
Former Assistance	220,349	2.2%
Never Assistance	169,008	2.7%

 

GUAM

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$8,320,588	5.0%
Current Assistance	$1,232,707	1.7%
Former Assistance	$2,495,178	16.3%
Never Assistance	$4,592,703	0.6%
Total Expenditures	$4,404,764	-15.0%
Cost Effectiveness	$1.89	23.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$2.10	28.1%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	164	-92.8%
Orders Established	842	17.1%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	38	-9.5%
Total Caseload	12,368	2.5%
Current Assistance	398	-83.9%
Former Assistance	8,360	35.4%
Never Assistance	3,610	5.5%

 

HAWAII

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$75,708,133	3.0%
Current Assistance	$5,139,844	-17.8%
Former Assistance	$33,581,033	2.8%
Never Assistance	$36,987,256	7.0%
Total Expenditures	$16,076,982	31.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.71	-21.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.08	-22.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	9,800	72.8%
Orders Established	3,627	-1.7%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	192	-16.5%
Total Caseload	99,431	4.9%
Current Assistance	28,845	4.8%
Former Assistance	44,109	15.8%
Never Assistance	26,477	-9.3%

 

IDAHO

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$103,072,584	7.7%
Current Assistance	$1,256,398	26.4%
Former Assistance	$31,452,633	-2.6%
Never Assistance	$70,363,553	12.8%
Total Expenditures	$19,868,113	-0.4%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.19	8.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.70	7.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8,308	-26.0%
Orders Established	4,238	11.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	131	-5.1%
Total Caseload	88,005	10.3%
Current Assistance	4,057	15.9%
Former Assistance	32,026	3.6%
Never Assistance	51,922	14.5%

 

ILLINOIS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$471,037,130	2.4%
Current Assistance	$14,635,632	-22.8%
Former Assistance	$89,890,606	-27.2%
Never Assistance	$366,510,892	15.4%
Total Expenditures	$191,741,466	9.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.46	-6.2%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$2.64	-5.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	78,899	-3.0%
Orders Established	47,187	-2.7%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,537	-11.1%
Total Caseload	724,383	-16.3%
Current Assistance	92,541	-3.4%
Former Assistance	315,149	-19.6%
Never Assistance	316,693	-16.2%

 

INDIANA

INDIANA	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$417,099,068	-3.0%
Current Assistance	$14,850,428	6.7%
Former Assistance	$78,347,528	11.1%
Never Assistance	$323,901,112	-6.3%
Total Expenditures	$54,842,575	-4.5%
Cost Effectiveness	$7.61	1.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$7.91	1.5%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	9,202	-1.4%
Orders Established	52,148	-35.7%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	846	-2.8%
Total Caseload	301,473	-3.1%
Current Assistance	36,941	-26.1%
Former Assistance	142,377	-6.1%
Never Assistance	122,155	11.6%

 

IOWA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$269,972,715	5.7%
Current Assistance	$75,189,163	12.3%
Former Assistance	$106,124,069	-0.4%
Never Assistance	$88,659,483	8.1%
Total Expenditures	$51,434,609	7.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.25	-1.9%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.52	-2.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	11,674	7.5%
Orders Established	13,740	6.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	596	-10.2%
Total Caseload	175,180	2.5%
Current Assistance	26,489	-0.9%
Former Assistance	101,191	0.9%
Never Assistance	47,500	8.3%

 

KANSAS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$139,250,242	3.8%
Current Assistance	$9,512,800	19.9%
Former Assistance	$75,019,650	2.6%
Never Assistance	$54,717,792	2.9%
Total Expenditures	$50,083,945	-12.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.78	18.2%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.12	19.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	23,356	20.0%
Orders Established	9,813	22.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	620	2.0%
Total Caseload	134,321	-4.8%
Current Assistance	25,572	0.4%
Former Assistance	64,626	-4.7%
Never Assistance	44,123	-7.9%

 

KENTUCKY

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$281,178,623	0.1%
Current Assistance	$16,929,158	-2.1%
Former Assistance	$262,556,712	1.4%
Never Assistance	$1,692,753	-64.7%
Total Expenditures	$60,998,713	-3.0%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.61	3.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.88	3.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	19,735	-1.0%
Orders Established	38,582	-0.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	931	-6.7%
Total Caseload	313,652	0.4%
Current Assistance	55,633	-0.0%
Former Assistance	158,973	-2.6%
Never Assistance	99,046	5.9%

 

LOUISIANA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$273,010,342	4.9%
Current Assistance	$8,157,610	11.2%
Former Assistance	$132,649,091	2.4%
Never Assistance	$132,203,641	7.0%
Total Expenditures	$57,084,130	-0.0%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.78	4.9%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.11	5.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	19,703	6.0%
Orders Established	18,690	-4.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	883	3.5%
Total Caseload	272,341	2.5%
Current Assistance	38,544	15.7%
Former Assistance	139,608	-3.0%
Never Assistance	94,189	6.6%

 

MAINE

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$97,605,371	1.6%
Current Assistance	$16,845,765	4.0%
Former Assistance	$52,585,598	-0.9%
Never Assistance	$28,174,008	5.1%
Total Expenditures	$20,634,465	-12.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.73	16.2%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.99	16.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	2,291	-20.6%
Orders Established	1,852	-31.1%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	264	3.1%
Total Caseload	64,292	-1.2%
Current Assistance	16,439	10.9%
Former Assistance	32,169	-5.8%
Never Assistance	15,684	-2.6%

 

MARYLAND

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$409,232,429	3.3%
Current Assistance	$10,107,903	2.0%
Former Assistance	$172,365,789	7.0%
Never Assistance	$226,758,737	0.6%
Total Expenditures	$97,134,343	-4.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.21	7.7%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.53	8.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	27,476	0.3%
Orders Established	16,693	-6.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,069	-0.8%
Total Caseload	312,744	1.0%
Current Assistance	38,521	0.2%
Former Assistance	131,738	2.5%
Never Assistance	142,485	-0.2%

 

MASSACHUSETTS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$425,091,556	5.6%
Current Assistance	$27,077,203	-3.9%
Former Assistance	$198,263,881	0.6%
Never Assistance	$199,750,472	12.6%
Total Expenditures	$81,756,096	11.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.20	-5.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.46	-5.5%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	19,895	5.4%
Orders Established	23,842	0.7%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	756	3.6%
Total Caseload	246,550	0.3%
Current Assistance	52,887	-3.4%
Former Assistance	132,008	-0.1%
Never Assistance	61,655	4.5%

 

MICHIGAN

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$1,403,936,116	-2.8%
Current Assistance	$55,629,979	0.5%
Former Assistance	$467,502,520	-0.4%
Never Assistance	$880,803,617	-4.1%
Total Expenditures	$297,044,266	-6.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.73	4.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.79	4.4%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	62,783	39.1%
Orders Established	14,298	-28.1%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2,930	11.8%
Total Caseload	1,041,056	6.5%
Current Assistance	165,290	27.6%
Former Assistance	523,893	7.1%
Never Assistance	351,873	-2.0%

 

MINNESOTA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$558,574,634	4.0%
Current Assistance	$31,797,464	-2.6%
Former Assistance	$276,487,521	4.1%
Never Assistance	$250,289,649	4.7%
Total Expenditures	$142,542,751	4.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.92	-0.2%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.05	-0.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	23,742	15.7%
Orders Established	16,301	10.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,580	-0.5%
Total Caseload	244,655	1.8%
Current Assistance	54,742	-4.1%
Former Assistance	140,626	3.9%
Never Assistance	49,287	2.7%

 

MISSISSIPPI

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$175,065,417	3.6%
Current Assistance	$4,963,881	8.0%
Former Assistance	$53,833,066	1.0%
Never Assistance	$116,268,470	4.6%
Total Expenditures	$24,643,581	-1.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$7.10	5.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$7.50	5.3%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	14,548	-18.4%
Orders Established	13,280	-6.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	480	-4.8%
Total Caseload	301,564	4.0%
Current Assistance	29,736	-0.0%
Former Assistance	111,023	5.4%
Never Assistance	160,805	3.8%

 

MISSOURI

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$432,993,219	5.4%
Current Assistance	$20,370,456	-9.0%
Former Assistance	$134,291,363	3.7%
Never Assistance	$278,331,400	7.5%
Total Expenditures	$92,119,226	-1.5%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.70	7.0%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.95	7.1%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	33,630	1.7%
Orders Established	16,175	-6.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,283	-1.9%
Total Caseload	383,799	-1.7%
Current Assistance	71,534	-3.9%
Former Assistance	162,161	3.9%
Never Assistance	150,104	-6.2%

 

MONTANA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$44,285,363	1.9%
Current Assistance	$3,224,550	6.3%
Former Assistance	$23,089,315	-0.2%
Never Assistance	$17,971,498	4.0%
Total Expenditures	$14,368,225	15.1%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.08	-11.4%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.63	-11.1%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1,217	-4.5%
Orders Established	3,135	25.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	158	-1.3%
Total Caseload	40,983	2.2%
Current Assistance	6,818	-7.3%
Former Assistance	25,164	4.1%
Never Assistance	9,001	4.8%

 

NEBRASKA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$146,714,458	2.4%
Current Assistance	$9,600,540	-8.5%
Former Assistance	$55,942,412	3.6%
Never Assistance	$81,171,506	3.1%
Total Expenditures	$47,362,837	-7.9%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.10	11.3%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.22	12.1%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	6,879	11.9%
Orders Established	5,836	12.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	433	-3.3%
Total Caseload	97,589	-0.6%
Current Assistance	12,622	-0.0%
Former Assistance	44,103	-0.1%
Never Assistance	40,864	-1.2%

 

NEVADA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$99,633,371	9.0%
Current Assistance	$2,662,245	3.7%
Former Assistance	$23,864,347	21.6%
Never Assistance	$73,106,779	5.6%
Total Expenditures	$39,823,537	-0.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.50	9.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.12	8.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	4,370	53.3%
Orders Established	12,205	22.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	NA	NA
Total Caseload	118,319	25.3%
Current Assistance	20,120	40.3%
Former Assistance	37,803	37.3%
Never Assistance	60,396	15.0%

 

NEW HAMPSHIRE

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$79,516,774	4.6%
Current Assistance	$5,810,788	-1.8%
Former Assistance	$34,888,333	9.6%
Never Assistance	$38,817,653	1.4%
Total Expenditures	$18,125,076	-3.3%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.39	8.2%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.72	8.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1,214	-5.2%
Orders Established	2,708	-14.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	167	-5.6%
Total Caseload	38,015	1.7%
Current Assistance	6,725	-0.6%
Former Assistance	17,262	4.8%
Never Assistance	14,028	-0.9%

 

NEW JERSEY

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$815,021,270	5.2%
Current Assistance	$30,165,738	-1.7%
Former Assistance	$252,069,725	2.0%
Never Assistance	$532,785,807	7.3%
Total Expenditures	$170,238,325	0.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.79	5.0%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.06	4.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	36,872	1.9%
Orders Established	23,722	1.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2,201	4.5%
Total Caseload	344,831	1.2%
Current Assistance	69,549	4.3%
Former Assistance	154,292	3.3%
Never Assistance	120,990	-3.1%

 

NEW MEXICO

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$59,810,895	15.3%
Current Assistance	$3,453,929	-2.5%
Former Assistance	$31,378,078	17.4%
Never Assistance	$24,978,888	15.7%
Total Expenditures	$42,850,806	8.0%
Cost Effectiveness	$1.40	6.7%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$1.57	7.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	7,639	47.3%
Orders Established	6,868	24.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	348	4.5%
Total Caseload	69,611	-1.0%
Current Assistance	17,616	-3.7%
Former Assistance	30,358	-9.4%
Never Assistance	21,637	16.9%

 

NEW YORK

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$1,341,103,958	4.0%
Current Assistance	$68,709,311	-20.9%
Former Assistance	$525,548,018	-0.7%
Never Assistance	$746,846,629	10.9%
Total Expenditures	$287,129,649	-6.4%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.67	11.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.00	11.4%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	104,488	0.6%
Orders Established	35,868	12.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2,931	-4.0%
Total Caseload	886,813	-1.4%
Current Assistance	156,224	-4.4%
Former Assistance	466,388	-4.4%
Never Assistance	264,201	6.5%

 

NORTH CAROLINA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$496,092,172	5.8%
Current Assistance	$19,133,220	-5.5%
Former Assistance	$275,387,905	4.2%
Never Assistance	$201,571,047	9.4%
Total Expenditures	$107,657,065	-6.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.61	12.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.99	12.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	45,684	-5.6%
Orders Established	38,980	-4.6%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,579	-1.1%
Total Caseload	417,936	-1.9%
Current Assistance	58,608	-8.9%
Former Assistance	235,683	-1.3%
Never Assistance	123,645	0.6%

 

NORTH DAKOTA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$54,533,409	7.3%
Current Assistance	$2,312,779	13.8%
Former Assistance	$16,811,708	9.5%
Never Assistance	$35,408,922	-1.3%
Total Expenditures	$11,645,878	-1.3%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.68	8.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.10	8.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8,221	18.6%
Orders Established	3,548	-1.9%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	151	-1.9%
Total Caseload	38,776	24.6%
Current Assistance	5,391	24.1%
Former Assistance	14,874	44.5%
Never Assistance	18,511	12.3%

 

OHIO

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$1,566,112,907	-3.2%
Current Assistance	$28,755,797	-5.0%
Former Assistance	$439,628,767	1.8%
Never Assistance	$1,097,728,343	-5.0%
Total Expenditures	$335,322,308	-2.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.67	-0.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.80	-0.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	52,965	-1.4%
Orders Established	46,142	13.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	4,758	-0.4%
Total Caseload	915,211	1.5%
Current Assistance	124,948	3.9%
Former Assistance	361,395	32.0%
Never Assistance	428,868	-15.5%

 

OKLAHOMA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$142,434,428	8.1%
Current Assistance	$5,645,059	1.8%
Former Assistance	$70,655,731	2.7%
Never Assistance	$66,133,638	15.1%
Total Expenditures	$50,470,419	-3.5%
Cost Effectiveness	$2.82	12.0%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.12	11.5%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	13,865	3.4%
Orders Established	9,792	0.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	577	-6.9%
Total Caseload	137,115	-2.6%
Current Assistance	21,213	-5.2%
Former Assistance	67,019	-6.3%
Never Assistance	48,883	4.2%

 

OREGON

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$289,028,485	4.8%
Current Assistance	$12,704,953	-15.1%
Former Assistance	$100,424,802	-7.3%
Never Assistance	$175,898,730	15.3%
Total Expenditures	$52,874,073	2.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.47	2.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.60	-4.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	13,482	-9.1%
Orders Established	19,854	-0.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	741	0.8%
Total Caseload	247,388	0.3%
Current Assistance	39,745	-9.3%
Former Assistance	100,010	-0.3%
Never Assistance	107,633	5.0%

 

PENNSYLVANIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$1,356,655,545	1.9%
Current Assistance	$54,349,595	-8.2%
Former Assistance	$362,626,204	0.1%
Never Assistance	$939,679,746	3.2%
Total Expenditures	$205,750,237	2.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$6.59	-0.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$6.80	-0.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	65,671	-11.4%
Orders Established	62,424	-10.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2,760	6.7%
Total Caseload	590,935	0.2%
Current Assistance	100,266	1.0%
Former Assistance	234,999	-0.3%
Never Assistance	255,670	0.4%

 

PUERTO RICO

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$232,315,190	9.8%
Current Assistance	$1,607,983	-5.8%
Former Assistance	$8,145,166	24.4%
Never Assistance	$222,562,041	9.5%
Total Expenditures	$42,688,161	22.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.44	-10.1%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.67	-9.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	25,398	-2.8%
Orders Established	3,344	29.3%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	862	4.5%
Total Caseload	237,297	0.2%
Current Assistance	64,436	-2.9%
Former Assistance	9,337	11.5%
Never Assistance	163,524	0.8%

 

RHODE ISLAND

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$52,544,957	-1.4%
Current Assistance	$10,892,710	-7.1%
Former Assistance	$31,180,085	-1.2%
Never Assistance	$10,472,162	4.9%
Total Expenditures	$12,325,753	-2.9%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.26	1.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.63	2.3%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	5,496	73.1%
Orders Established	2,657	3.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	130	-3.0%
Total Caseload	67,923	-3.1%
Current Assistance	18,664	-8.0%
Former Assistance	35,035	-2.8%
Never Assistance	14,224	3.3%

 

SOUTH CAROLINA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$232,500,299	3.6%
Current Assistance	$10,299,534	6.3%
Former Assistance	$31,553,121	17.7%
Never Assistance	$190,647,644	1.5%
Total Expenditures	$38,731,071	-3.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$6.00	7.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$6.32	7.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	17,343	-11.3%
Orders Established	11,738	-3.4%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	289	-13.7%
Total Caseload	218,855	-2.7%
Current Assistance	39,198	-5.9%
Former Assistance	110,456	-2.2%
Never Assistance	69,201	-1.7%

 

SOUTH DAKOTA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$52,514,697	3.7%
Current Assistance	$21,138,445	8.9%
Former Assistance	$20,127,439	1.0%
Never Assistance	$11,248,813	-0.3%
Total Expenditures	$7,495,613	0.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$7.01	2.9%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$7.80	2.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3,220	-3.6%
Orders Established	3,352	8.0%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	105	-0.9%
Total Caseload	42,546	-0.4%
Current Assistance	7,393	-2.3%
Former Assistance	23,885	-2.8%
Never Assistance	11,268	6.4%

 

TENNESSEE

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$353,682,826	11.1%
Current Assistance	$42,658,397	21.8%
Former Assistance	$142,966,579	9.1%
Never Assistance	$168,057,850	10.4%
Total Expenditures	$69,969,809	-8.8%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.05	21.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.47	21.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	52,891	36.5%
Orders Established	79,025	9.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,023	9.6%
Total Caseload	358,754	2.4%
Current Assistance	115,815	10.2%
Former Assistance	133,832	-1.1%
Never Assistance	109,107	-0.9%

 

TEXAS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$1,507,375,863	11.9%
Current Assistance	$148,593,476	21.6%
Former Assistance	$727,326,889	7.8%
Never Assistance	$631,455,498	14.8%
Total Expenditures	$288,660,594	8.9%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.22	2.8%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.63	4.2%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	141,321	-6.1%
Orders Established	104,324	3.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2,636	-1.1%
Total Caseload	897,038	-5.7%
Current Assistance	126,369	-20.9%
Former Assistance	390,949	-2.7%
Never Assistance	379,720	-2.6%

 

UTAH

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$137,108,429	3.0%
Current Assistance	$11,015,363	7.3%
Former Assistance	$76,035,037	54.0%
Never Assistance	$50,058,029	-31.8%
Total Expenditures	$35,663,343	-3.1%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.84	6.4%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.13	6.1%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8,267	-5.1%
Orders Established	8,265	-0.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	531	-3.5%
Total Caseload	75,459	0.9%
Current Assistance	14,563	7.1%
Former Assistance	36,896	-3.8%
Never Assistance	24,000	5.1%

 

VERMONT

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$42,210,431	1.7%
Current Assistance	$3,424,299	-15.1%
Former Assistance	$24,245,193	1.1%
Never Assistance	$14,540,939	7.8%
Total Expenditures	$11,853,275	6.3%
Cost Effectiveness	$3.56	-4.4%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$3.78	-4.0%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1,442	-22.9%
Orders Established	6,128	2.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	121	0.0%
Total Caseload	24,233	-0.5%
Current Assistance	8,317	-1.2%
Former Assistance	11,160	-2.6%
Never Assistance	4,756	6.3%

 

VIRGIN ISLANDS

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$7,602,225	5.8%
Current Assistance	$105,351	-88.4%
Former Assistance	$720,699	0.0%
Never Assistance	$6,776,175	14.4%
Total Expenditures	$4,801,753	-9.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$1.58	16.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$1.84	16.3%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	21	NA
Orders Established	631	NA
Full Time Equivalent Staff	54	1.9%
Total Caseload	11,371	NA
Current Assistance	1,232	NA
Former Assistance	2,553	NA
Never Assistance	7,586	NA

 

VIRGINIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$467,452,194	7.0%
Current Assistance	$144,434,765	7.5%
Former Assistance	$89,719,189	-2.1%
Never Assistance	$233,298,240	10.7%
Total Expenditures	$79,061,476	3.7%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.91	3.3%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$6.52	2.9%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	29,227	-13.1%
Orders Established	27,770	-7.2%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,011	-1.3%
Total Caseload	349,573	-3.3%
Current Assistance	54,511	1.3%
Former Assistance	138,027	-2.5%
Never Assistance	157,035	-5.5%

 

WASHINGTON

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$597,257,719	1.1%
Current Assistance	$32,103,190	-2.0%
Former Assistance	$274,999,949	-1.3%
Never Assistance	$290,154,580	3.8%
Total Expenditures	$140,225,984	10.2%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.26	-8.3%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.54	-8.4%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	27,930	-5.0%
Orders Established	26,497	-1.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,564	-3.6%
Total Caseload	315,393	4.2%
Current Assistance	47,299	5.1%
Former Assistance	171,189	3.6%
Never Assistance	96,905	4.7%

 

WEST VIRGINIA

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$157,061,989	3.9%
Current Assistance	$63,432,324	2.4%
Former Assistance	$48,052,841	12.9%
Never Assistance	$45,576,824	-2.4%
Total Expenditures	$36,674,530	11.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.28	-6.9%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.54	-6.8%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	6,889	-5.2%
Orders Established	8,850	-7.5%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	534	3.3%
Total Caseload	109,936	-5.0%
Current Assistance	15,735	1.2%
Former Assistance	53,065	-4.7%
Never Assistance	41,136	-7.7%

 

WISCONSIN

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$577,846,759	0.6%
Current Assistance	$13,424,959	24.2%
Former Assistance	$397,213,541	5.5%
Never Assistance	$167,208,259	-10.5%
Total Expenditures	$100,556,292	3.4%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.75	-2.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.95	-2.6%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	19,911	-15.8%
Orders Established	49,771	-30.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1,051	-2.0%
Total Caseload	340,963	0.3%
Current Assistance	26,586	9.9%
Former Assistance	177,572	-6.3%
Never Assistance	136,805	8.4%

 

WYOMING

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$47,354,532	1.6%
Current Assistance	$287,316	-6.2%
Former Assistance	$22,086,914	-4.0%
Never Assistance	$24,980,302	7.2%
Total Expenditures	$9,399,650	-8.1%
Cost Effectiveness	$5.04	10.5%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$5.57	11.3%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1,880	-6.7%
Orders Established	2,025	-4.1%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	225	3.2%
Total Caseload	37,750	-3.9%
Current Assistance	2,770	-3.5%
Former Assistance	16,909	-8.4%
Never Assistance	18,071	0.6%

 

NATIONWIDE

	AMOUNTS	% change from FY 02
Collections Distributed	$21,176,389,882	5.2%
Current Assistance	$1,815,261,394	7.9%
Former Assistance	$8,452,305,462	1.9%
Never Assistance	$10,908,823,026	7.4%
Total Expenditures	$5,212,570,124	0.6%
Cost Effectiveness	$4.06	4.6%
CSPIA Cost Effectiveness	$4.32	4.7%
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1,524,569	-0.2%
Orders Established	1,161,206	-4.8%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	60,756	-1.7%
Total Caseload	15,923,353	-0.9%
Current Assistance	2,759,291	-1.7%
Former Assistance	7,371,641	-0.1%
Never Assistance	5,792,421	-1.5%

 

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TABLE 1: FINANCIAL OVERVIEW, FY 2002 AND FY 2003

	2002	2003	2002-2003 Percent Change
TOTAL COLLECTIONS	$20,136,867,071	$21,176,389,882	5.2%
Current Assistance IV-A and IV-E	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394	7.9%
Former Assistance	8,298,404,027	8,452,305,462	1.9%
Never Assistance	10,156,381,624	10,908,823,026	7.4%
Total Assistance Reimbursement 1	$2,130,004,260	$2,114,856,364	-0.7%
State Share	$947,455,765	$947,442,662	-0.0%
Federal Share 2	$1,182,548,495	$1,167,413,702	-1.3%
Total Medical Support	$89,408,573	$98,342,237	10.0%
Total Payments to Families or Foster Care	$17,917,454,238	$18,963,191,281	5.8%
CURRENT ASSISTANCE IV-A AND IV-E COLLECTIONS	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394	7.9%
Assistance Reimbursement	$918,979,683	$957,868,488	4.2%
Medical Support	$25,772,516	$20,148,859	-21.8%
Payments to Families or Foster Care	$737,329,221	$837,244,047	13.6%
FORMER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS	$8,298,404,027	$8,452,305,462	1.9%
Assistance Reimbursement	$1,211,024,577	$1,156,987,876	-4.5%
Medical Support	$44,417,140	$56,716,916	27.7%
Payments to Families or Foster Care	$7,042,962,310	$7,238,600,670	2.8%
NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS	$10,156,381,624	$10,908,823,026	7.4%
Medical Support	$19,218,917	$21,476,462	11.7%
Payments to Families or Foster Care	$10,137,162,707	$10,887,346,564	7.4%
ACTUAL INCENTIVE PAYMENTS	$450,000,000	$461,000,000	2.4%
ESTIMATED INCENTIVE PAYMENTS	$338,025,746	$356,379,012	5.4%
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES	$5,183,316,271	$5,215,708,370	0.6%
Federal Share	$3,431,731,310	$3,450,232,098	0.5%
State Share	$1,751,584,961	$1,765,476,272	0.8%
TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS	$-3,053,312,011	$-3,097,713,760	1.5%
Federal Share	$-2,587,208,562	$-2,637,130,712	1.9%
State Share	$-466,103,449	$-460,583,048	-1.2%
CSPIA COST EFFECTIVENESS 3	$4.13	$4.32	$0.19
Source: Forms OCSE-396A & OCSE-34A. 1 Total assistance reimbursement equals collections that will be divided between the state and Federal governments to reimburse their respective shares of either title IV-A TANF payments or title IV-E Foster Care maintenance payments. 2 Prior to FY 2002 incentives were paid out of the Federal share of collections and the net Federal share was reported. As of 10/1/2001, incentives are paid with appropriated dollars. 3 Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA).

 

TABLE 2: STATISTICAL OVERVIEW, FY 2002 AND FY 2003

	2002	2003	Percent or Percentage Point Change 2002 - 2003
TOTAL IV-D CASELOAD 1	16,065,728	15,923,353	-0.9%
Current Assistance	2,806,829	2,759,291	-1.7%
Former Assistance	7,376,953	7,371,641	-0.1%
Never Assistance	5,881,946	5,792,421	-1.5%
CASES OPEN (line 1)	16,018,228	15,873,322	-0.9%
Current Assistance	2,790,992	2,743,460	-1.7%
Former Assistance	7,351,724	7,346,247	-0.1%
Never Assistance	5,875,512	5,783,615	-1.6%
CASES WITH NO JURISDICTION (line 3)	47,500	50,031	5.3%
Current Assistance	15,837	15,831	-0.0%
Former Assistance	25,229	25,394	0.7%
Never Assistance	6,434	8,806	36.9%
NUMBER OF CHILDREN	17,869,516	17,595,222	-1.5%
TOTAL CASES WITH COLLECTIONS	7,819,434	7,982,311	2.1%
Current Assistance	806,207	804,450	-0.2%
Former Assistance	3,768,001	3,817,797	1.3%
Never Assistance	3,245,226	3,360,064	3.5%
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS	48.8	50.3	1.5
Current Assistance	28.9	29.3	0.4
Former Assistance	51.3	52.0	0.7
Never Assistance	55.2	58.1	2.9
TOTAL CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	11,275,601	11,471,374	1.7%
Current Assistance	1,399,357	1,402,186	0.2%
Former Assistance	5,642,834	5,769,503	2.2%
Never Assistance	4,233,410	4,299,685	1.6%
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	70.4	72.3	1.9
Current Assistance	50.1	51.1	1.0
Former Assistance	76.8	78.5	1.7
Never Assistance	72.1	74.3	2.2
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS TO CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	69.3	69.6	0.3
Current Assistance	57.6	57.4	-0.2
Former Assistance	66.8	66.2	-0.6
Never Assistance	76.7	78.1	1.4
TOTAL PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED	1,527,103	1,524,569	-0.2%
IV-D Paternities Established or Acknowledged 2	697,115	662,526	-5.0%
State In-Hospital and Other Paternities Acknowledged 3	829,988	862,043	3.9%
TOTAL SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED	1,220,034	1,161,206	-4.8%
Current Assistance	248,285	235,284	-5.2%
Former Assistance	441,668	409,378	-7.3%
Never Assistance	530,081	516,544	-2.6%
FULL TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF	61,797	60,756	-1.7%
Source: Form OCSE-157. 1 Total IV-D caseload combines lines 1 (cases open) and 3 (cases with no jurisdiction). 2 IV-D paternities established or acknowledged for the current year are reported on line 16. > 3 State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload and are reported on line 10.

 

TABLE 3: TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
ALABAMA	$185,929,914	$192,136,827	$200,240,037	$210,793,885	$223,267,646
ALASKA	67,131,846	71,101,719	77,905,418	81,297,436	79,349,491
ARIZONA	169,232,529	196,761,640	212,384,196	229,628,128	233,501,240
ARKANSAS	108,480,840	120,493,465	122,150,043	128,845,269	135,345,918
CALIFORNIA	1,604,173,701	2,059,472,938	1,987,761,937	1,761,395,793	2,132,041,944
COLORADO	163,546,023	176,120,256	189,729,840	202,513,277	203,110,443
CONNECTICUT	175,487,270	190,849,231	202,950,268	216,686,470	222,361,658
DELAWARE	44,962,003	49,010,326	53,405,899	59,507,990	61,504,137
DIST. OF COL.	35,137,996	35,029,816	37,760,166	40,543,493	44,314,143
FLORIDA	579,827,499	648,007,202	700,413,455	803,427,506	891,001,252
GEORGIA	330,631,555	361,895,069	383,496,014	415,190,279	453,672,698
GUAM	7,660,532	7,701,905	7,451,417	7,923,440	8,320,588
HAWAII	60,520,055	66,547,674	69,349,488	73,490,476	75,708,133
IDAHO	64,268,499	75,069,124	87,410,927	95,669,488	103,072,584
ILLINOIS	325,562,478	361,276,437	424,100,350	460,100,983	471,037,130
INDIANA	271,110,248	366,155,285	366,781,739	430,195,033	417,099,068
IOWA	201,219,305	218,721,976	236,936,971	255,489,996	269,972,715
KANSAS	137,981,151	139,181,584	127,176,292	134,192,271	139,250,242
KENTUCKY	206,241,206	226,432,656	248,957,397	280,917,646	281,178,623
LOUISIANA	188,131,410	213,901,350	233,491,509	260,352,264	273,010,342
MAINE	80,663,945	89,399,356	95,101,117	96,058,639	97,605,371
MARYLAND	350,165,942	367,930,051	379,403,201	396,325,538	409,232,429
MASSACHUSETTS	291,485,832	318,570,247	363,060,179	402,684,665	425,091,556
MICHIGAN	1,274,637,793	1,347,410,776	1,385,225,776	1,443,730,382	1,403,936,116
MINNESOTA	442,657,451	477,367,932	512,122,192	537,089,362	558,574,634
MISSISSIPPI	128,877,572	144,398,420	158,091,621	169,034,476	175,065,417
MISSOURI	285,818,836	338,989,078	372,654,718	410,866,655	432,993,219
MONTANA	38,221,855	40,751,932	41,027,136	43,450,853	44,285,363
NEBRASKA	110,565,311	142,451,583	159,886,802	143,218,162	146,714,458
NEVADA	92,121,885	79,309,062	84,050,142	91,416,297	99,633,371
NEW HAMPSHIRE	66,166,127	71,390,460	73,225,761	76,021,041	79,516,774
NEW JERSEY	635,116,977	679,194,346	724,682,527	774,655,477	815,021,270
NEW MEXICO	34,894,675	39,542,994	43,594,822	51,872,707	59,810,895
NEW YORK	909,755,049	1,101,981,677	1,148,800,884	1,289,224,609	1,341,103,958
NORTH CAROLINA	347,969,980	395,597,968	430,346,008	468,742,468	496,092,172
NORTH DAKOTA	40,878,761	41,828,314	47,628,668	50,844,528	54,533,409
OHIO	1,301,311,021	1,411,208,969	1,461,376,935	1,617,586,413	1,566,112,907
OKLAHOMA	96,191,903	107,182,337	116,245,538	131,791,800	142,434,428
OREGON	231,875,332	248,205,633	271,048,814	275,879,302	289,028,485
PENNSYLVANIA	1,107,687,051	1,167,422,477	1,252,202,021	1,331,920,478	1,356,655,545
PUERTO RICO	166,021,553	182,840,956	195,882,360	211,582,627	232,315,190
RHODE ISLAND	44,304,705	48,445,775	48,928,336	53,269,669	52,544,957
SOUTH CAROLINA	173,756,503	188,234,179	208,155,682	224,346,732	232,500,299
SOUTH DAKOTA	38,323,366	43,519,157	47,463,266	50,621,425	52,514,697
TENNESSEE	224,245,130	248,195,435	276,337,064	318,253,081	353,682,826
TEXAS	802,911,218	964,935,244	1,174,224,930	1,346,898,110	1,507,375,863
UTAH	107,336,206	118,099,773	127,370,896	133,052,785	137,108,429
VERMONT	34,880,355	38,738,022	40,697,472	41,502,260	42,210,431
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,141,919	7,533,124	7,171,741	7,184,209	7,602,225
VIRGINIA	312,776,989	347,763,838	403,164,627	436,704,128	467,452,194
WASHINGTON	515,859,493	548,674,852	572,902,624	590,896,606	597,257,719
WEST VIRGINIA	109,379,597	120,349,180	137,233,085	151,193,843	157,061,989
WISCONSIN	532,502,415	569,045,649	583,722,322	574,178,130	577,846,759
WYOMING	38,462,270	41,896,246	44,714,476	46,608,491	47,354,532
TOTALS	$15,901,201,077	$17,854,271,522	$18,957,597,106	$20,136,867,071	$21,176,389,882
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 E.

 

TABLE 4: TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
ALABAMA	$17,924,082	$12,231,702	$13,358,810	$13,024,668	$12,255,589
ALASKA	8,311,439	6,833,822	6,312,634	6,676,478	5,458,549
ARIZONA	8,718,336	8,540,425	9,254,716	11,453,708	13,226,616
ARKANSAS	4,504,450	4,399,332	4,205,123	11,376,906	36,673,323
CALIFORNIA	286,221,260	347,112,620	307,286,201	253,545,441	297,034,757
COLORADO	21,189,914	19,759,441	16,750,336	16,452,230	15,559,040
CONNECTICUT	25,827,025	22,023,250	32,102,461	34,505,914	35,579,918
DELAWARE	3,701,194	3,365,219	6,227,836	3,982,784	3,789,225
DIST. OF COL.	3,347,534	3,199,989	2,934,445	2,927,355	3,069,055
FLORIDA	22,963,113	24,258,623	23,127,317	255,522,141	296,486,563
GEORGIA	44,224,028	27,469,150	28,138,126	31,844,731	32,485,752
GUAM	1,517,296	1,306,447	1,205,662	1,211,820	1,232,707
HAWAII	9,428,064	7,225,633	7,604,804	6,256,540	5,139,844
IDAHO	550,710	748,638	925,732	994,155	1,256,398
ILLINOIS	72,846,716	81,333,731	42,917,981	18,961,393	14,635,632
INDIANA	25,249,911	21,936,142	11,639,313	13,917,819	14,850,428
IOWA	16,603,024	16,012,283	24,026,521	66,947,952	75,189,163
KANSAS	10,058,584	9,150,645	6,726,069	7,934,865	9,512,800
KENTUCKY	18,477,847	15,489,795	17,798,241	17,294,335	16,929,158
LOUISIANA	15,565,937	6,501,620	6,528,736	7,333,281	8,157,610
MAINE	32,630,295	24,248,837	17,406,736	16,194,613	16,845,765
MARYLAND	13,060,843	10,602,064	10,381,678	9,905,370	10,107,903
MASSACHUSETTS	44,593,261	38,763,540	36,599,093	28,172,054	27,077,203
MICHIGAN	44,518,024	49,937,420	29,756,341	55,362,231	55,629,979
MINNESOTA	27,800,821	28,794,233	29,929,617	32,631,530	31,797,464
MISSISSIPPI	4,906,337	4,232,933	4,306,982	4,594,992	4,963,881
MISSOURI	18,959,793	23,188,350	21,218,578	22,395,311	20,370,456
MONTANA	2,067,757	2,686,316	2,498,257	3,033,699	3,224,550
NEBRASKA	11,849,776	6,881,979	8,778,753	10,493,336	9,600,540
NEVADA	1,543,145	4,104,074	2,008,149	2,566,505	2,662,245
NEW HAMPSHIRE	7,815,932	6,331,389	5,503,775	5,917,891	5,810,788
NEW JERSEY	39,864,994	33,036,275	31,037,634	30,700,457	30,165,738
NEW MEXICO	6,166,419	4,867,663	3,666,761	3,543,151	3,453,929
NEW YORK	182,002,707	126,271,193	109,671,245	86,898,853	68,709,311
NORTH CAROLINA	24,627,818	21,714,898	20,572,713	20,257,016	19,133,220
NORTH DAKOTA	1,465,566	1,491,140	1,943,504	2,032,084	2,312,779
OHIO	93,853,641	52,362,970	25,123,131	30,261,650	28,755,797
OKLAHOMA	19,649,190	11,587,595	7,184,062	5,545,063	5,645,059
OREGON	23,796,596	22,940,519	22,087,898	14,962,303	12,704,953
PENNSYLVANIA	64,516,835	57,354,522	60,255,860	59,207,333	54,349,595
PUERTO RICO	1,834,873	2,333,234	1,866,596	1,706,327	1,607,983
RHODE ISLAND	15,359,628	13,972,776	12,322,164	11,724,497	10,892,710
SOUTH CAROLINA	8,203,538	8,114,829	7,551,733	9,686,360	10,299,534
SOUTH DAKOTA	11,160,732	13,890,904	16,582,211	19,416,871	21,138,445
TENNESSEE	20,805,856	23,009,828	28,010,221	35,020,706	42,658,397
TEXAS	33,321,602	32,523,907	35,710,999	122,247,745	148,593,476
UTAH	20,433,786	7,099,360	9,607,155	10,268,429	11,015,363
VERMONT	7,277,103	7,598,886	6,604,784	4,034,064	3,424,299
VIRGIN ISLANDS	453,703	811,966	503,161	906,879	105,351
VIRGINIA	25,543,791	16,923,027	123,848,872	134,405,095	144,434,765
WASHINGTON	39,841,176	35,172,033	32,941,484	32,766,901	32,103,190
WEST VIRGINIA	2,825,297	12,903,233	41,038,988	61,941,547	63,432,324
WISCONSIN	9,773,625	9,243,388	9,190,827	10,809,699	13,424,959
WYOMING	297,605	186,243	285,206	306,342	287,316
TOTALS	$1,480,052,529	$1,354,080,031	$1,345,066,232	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 A + B. 1 Current Assistance includes IV-A and IV-E collections.

 

TABLE 5: DISTRIBUTED FORMER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
ALABAMA	$70,077,111	$72,347,165	$72,035,415	$72,569,929	$73,829,606
ALASKA	28,373,247	35,121,777	39,900,875	41,607,301	40,970,589
ARIZONA	103,282,876	123,408,925	133,167,342	142,193,163	142,233,961
ARKANSAS	43,022,531	44,195,640	44,932,762	77,399,861	39,089,597
CALIFORNIA	339,275,499	1,016,557,358	1,117,489,750	1,067,582,921	1,074,730,570
COLORADO	69,323,471	74,028,220	84,696,158	99,683,496	95,115,151
CONNECTICUT	100,841,435	114,980,030	126,297,466	136,160,356	139,137,512
DELAWARE	24,249,357	26,445,908	26,949,277	27,729,988	27,668,135
DIST. OF COL.	8,884,410	9,816,574	12,748,806	16,194,540	23,727,716
FLORIDA	361,992,308	406,279,653	440,300,832	304,068,512	307,931,997
GEORGIA	153,231,095	175,321,577	183,092,330	196,158,546	213,736,403
GUAM	1,052,319	1,829,840	1,851,120	2,145,330	2,495,178
HAWAII	5,862,083	26,019,125	29,574,608	32,674,485	33,581,033
IDAHO	28,229,579	31,312,369	32,624,822	32,280,917	31,452,633
ILLINOIS	252,715,762	279,942,706	141,857,572	123,452,123	89,890,606
INDIANA	0	11,189,159	53,143,565	70,500,055	78,347,528
IOWA	122,278,636	131,554,037	138,253,152	106,556,682	106,124,069
KANSAS	62,614,778	82,919,826	62,374,614	73,085,432	75,019,650
KENTUCKY	42,519,056	104,304,388	204,494,296	258,822,157	262,556,712
LOUISIANA	74,936,138	107,801,325	116,693,225	129,514,713	132,649,091
MAINE	21,820,818	43,596,396	53,578,907	53,065,332	52,585,598
MARYLAND	78,948,757	100,250,084	145,942,863	161,039,537	172,365,789
MASSACHUSETTS	137,622,386	158,408,138	179,143,313	197,133,469	198,263,881
MICHIGAN	408,599,040	387,738,845	458,550,588	469,543,127	467,502,520
MINNESOTA	166,061,849	229,498,670	259,601,588	265,493,680	276,487,521
MISSISSIPPI	44,079,899	47,936,389	51,361,595	53,296,956	53,833,066
MISSOURI	105,612,461	132,411,758	118,244,714	129,461,656	134,291,363
MONTANA	21,708,907	19,660,842	20,844,404	23,141,898	23,089,315
NEBRASKA	12,291,372	52,404,028	62,302,723	54,021,705	55,942,412
NEVADA	6,068,501	9,419,113	16,392,691	19,622,135	23,864,347
NEW HAMPSHIRE	18,513,837	29,540,359	30,725,205	31,834,283	34,888,333
NEW JERSEY	200,679,482	218,554,811	233,541,362	247,229,256	252,069,725
NEW MEXICO	17,376,594	19,156,147	21,644,210	26,733,395	31,378,078
NEW YORK	0	443,493,497	471,556,831	529,021,884	525,548,018
NORTH CAROLINA	195,420,470	225,857,814	247,799,483	264,244,146	275,387,905
NORTH DAKOTA	19,969,152	12,754,926	15,166,847	15,347,345	16,811,708
OHIO	0	184,258,108	381,173,196	431,788,003	439,628,767
OKLAHOMA	55,299,801	72,104,391	59,944,738	68,803,905	70,655,731
OREGON	107,085,018	117,104,710	130,053,840	108,347,032	100,424,802
PENNSYLVANIA	200,364,052	290,790,327	340,594,694	362,247,867	362,626,204
PUERTO RICO	3,599,374	4,708,139	5,494,121	6,545,414	8,145,166
RHODE ISLAND	20,985,671	26,265,261	28,000,098	31,559,905	31,180,085
SOUTH CAROLINA	28,267,847	24,475,614	26,545,995	26,816,526	31,553,121
SOUTH DAKOTA	17,707,647	19,172,707	20,052,368	19,926,629	20,127,439
TENNESSEE	73,134,961	104,366,452	115,070,727	131,018,507	142,966,579
TEXAS	382,820,790	434,961,220	509,657,420	674,614,805	727,326,889
UTAH	82,925,213	47,074,026	49,604,013	49,385,052	76,035,037
VERMONT	18,039,189	20,288,867	21,734,255	23,985,044	24,245,193
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	352,967	720,699
VIRGINIA	119,957,135	124,720,329	86,237,482	91,629,093	89,719,189
WASHINGTON	245,533,312	265,202,995	276,671,344	278,653,310	274,999,949
WEST VIRGINIA	26,728,571	31,823,664	40,222,201	42,560,044	48,052,841
WISCONSIN	322,029,901	329,657,829	337,681,065	376,563,504	397,213,541
WYOMING	21,319,709	22,490,704	23,073,442	22,996,109	22,086,914
TOTALS	$5,073,333,407	$7,125,522,762	$7,900,686,310	$8,298,404,027	$8,452,305,462
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 C.

 

TABLE 6: DISTRIBUTED NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
ALABAMA	$97,928,721	$107,557,960	$114,845,812	$125,199,288	$137,182,451
ALASKA	30,447,160	29,146,120	31,691,909	33,013,657	32,920,353
ARIZONA	57,231,317	64,812,290	69,962,138	75,981,257	78,040,663
ARKANSAS	60,953,859	71,898,493	73,012,158	40,068,502	59,582,998
CALIFORNIA	978,676,942	695,802,960	562,985,986	440,267,431	760,276,617
COLORADO	73,032,638	82,332,595	88,283,346	86,377,551	92,436,252
CONNECTICUT	48,818,810	53,845,951	44,550,341	46,020,200	47,644,228
DELAWARE	17,011,452	19,199,199	20,228,786	27,795,218	30,046,777
DIST. OF COL.	22,906,052	22,013,253	22,076,915	21,421,598	17,517,372
FLORIDA	194,872,078	217,468,926	236,985,306	243,836,853	286,582,692
GEORGIA	133,176,432	159,104,342	172,265,558	187,187,002	207,450,543
GUAM	5,090,917	4,565,618	4,394,635	4,566,290	4,592,703
HAWAII	45,229,908	33,302,916	32,170,076	34,559,451	36,987,256
IDAHO	35,488,210	43,008,117	53,860,373	62,394,416	70,363,553
ILLINOIS	0	0	239,324,797	317,687,467	366,510,892
INDIANA	245,860,337	333,029,984	301,998,861	345,777,159	323,901,112
IOWA	62,337,645	71,155,656	74,657,298	81,985,362	88,659,483
KANSAS	65,307,789	47,111,113	58,075,609	53,171,974	54,717,792
KENTUCKY	145,244,303	106,638,473	26,664,860	4,801,154	1,692,753
LOUISIANA	97,629,335	99,598,405	110,269,548	123,504,270	132,203,641
MAINE	26,212,832	21,554,123	24,115,474	26,798,694	28,174,008
MARYLAND	258,156,342	257,077,903	223,078,660	225,380,631	226,758,737
MASSACHUSETTS	109,270,185	121,398,569	147,317,773	177,379,142	199,750,472
MICHIGAN	821,520,729	909,734,511	896,918,847	918,825,024	880,803,617
MINNESOTA	248,794,781	219,075,029	222,590,987	238,964,152	250,289,649
MISSISSIPPI	79,891,336	92,229,098	102,423,044	111,142,528	116,268,470
MISSOURI	161,246,582	183,388,970	233,191,426	259,009,688	278,331,400
MONTANA	14,445,191	18,404,774	17,684,475	17,275,256	17,971,498
NEBRASKA	86,424,163	83,165,576	88,805,326	78,703,121	81,171,506
NEVADA	84,510,239	65,785,875	65,649,302	69,227,657	73,106,779
NEW HAMPSHIRE	39,836,358	35,518,712	36,996,781	38,268,867	38,817,653
NEW JERSEY	394,572,501	427,603,260	460,103,531	496,725,764	532,785,807
NEW MEXICO	11,351,662	15,519,184	18,283,851	21,596,161	24,978,888
NEW YORK	727,752,342	532,216,987	567,572,808	673,303,872	746,846,629
NORTH CAROLINA	127,921,692	148,025,256	161,973,812	184,241,306	201,571,047
NORTH DAKOTA	19,444,043	27,582,248	30,518,317	33,465,099	35,408,922
OHIO	1,207,457,380	1,174,587,891	1,055,080,608	1,155,536,760	1,097,728,343
OKLAHOMA	21,242,912	23,490,351	49,116,738	57,442,832	66,133,638
OREGON	100,993,718	108,160,404	118,907,076	152,569,967	175,898,730
PENNSYLVANIA	842,806,164	819,277,628	851,351,467	910,465,278	939,679,746
PUERTO RICO	160,587,306	175,799,583	188,521,643	203,330,886	222,562,041
RHODE ISLAND	7,959,406	8,207,738	8,606,074	9,985,267	10,472,162
SOUTH CAROLINA	137,285,118	155,643,736	174,057,954	187,843,846	190,647,644
SOUTH DAKOTA	9,454,987	10,455,546	10,828,687	11,277,925	11,248,813
TENNESSEE	130,304,313	120,819,155	133,256,116	152,213,868	168,057,850
TEXAS	386,768,826	497,450,117	628,856,511	550,035,560	631,455,498
UTAH	3,977,207	63,926,387	68,159,728	73,399,304	50,058,029
VERMONT	9,564,063	10,850,269	12,358,433	13,483,152	14,540,939
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,688,216	6,721,158	6,668,580	5,924,363	6,776,175
VIRGINIA	167,276,063	206,120,482	193,078,273	210,669,940	233,298,240
WASHINGTON	230,485,005	248,299,824	263,289,796	279,476,395	290,154,580
WEST VIRGINIA	79,825,729	75,622,283	55,971,896	46,692,252	45,576,824
WISCONSIN	200,698,889	230,144,432	236,850,430	186,804,927	167,208,259
WYOMING	16,844,956	19,219,298	21,355,828	23,306,040	24,980,302
TOTALS	$9,347,815,141	$9,374,668,728	$9,711,844,564	$10,156,381,624	$10,908,823,026
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 D.

 

TABLE 7: DISTRIBUTED TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 (A+B) + line 7a C.
ALABAMA	$18,036,476	$12,299,023	$13,407,464	$13,070,953	$12,310,721
ALASKA	17,577,892	16,892,594	17,449,991	16,452,343	16,092,505
ARIZONA	23,341,886	26,352,856	24,748,562	28,509,842	27,643,984
ARKANSAS	10,811,654	10,131,870	9,729,977	15,741,586	40,312,621
CALIFORNIA	620,161,467	750,717,372	695,488,696	582,988,895	634,613,021
COLORADO	31,875,023	30,192,919	25,564,337	24,836,128	23,265,732
CONNECTICUT	54,111,142	49,972,672	59,476,753	63,140,625	62,082,366
DELAWARE	7,423,602	7,181,976	9,750,595	7,169,614	6,812,164
DIST. OF COL.	5,070,325	4,498,173	4,271,870	4,737,603	5,193,572
FLORIDA	73,134,533	75,246,779	69,741,213	296,477,106	336,382,801
GEORGIA	47,776,366	43,828,552	41,404,893	43,164,775	44,219,189
GUAM	1,641,036	1,369,273	1,277,846	1,583,590	1,615,247
HAWAII	10,351,413	11,709,742	12,612,151	12,248,433	10,489,741
IDAHO	4,070,389	4,317,033	4,504,154	4,322,906	4,191,037
ILLINOIS	72,846,716	81,333,731	55,965,762	49,700,941	41,676,468
INDIANA	25,249,911	24,162,170	23,664,093	27,824,470	31,436,429
IOWA	44,115,571	43,711,127	50,909,642	87,456,333	95,343,557
KANSAS	28,907,321	28,151,417	16,530,153	20,025,764	21,533,413
KENTUCKY	35,856,698	33,507,796	34,364,821	35,734,880	32,324,467
LOUISIANA	17,785,320	16,443,934	17,551,900	17,906,938	17,368,413
MAINE	32,630,295	34,041,771	33,320,437	29,995,734	29,417,641
MARYLAND	25,145,281	25,310,057	22,364,732	21,567,764	21,047,658
MASSACHUSETTS	54,187,784	46,690,737	44,148,416	47,128,826	45,285,263
MICHIGAN	129,076,627	130,035,891	96,577,009	140,231,850	119,747,102
MINNESOTA	60,737,596	56,704,024	55,827,990	57,196,977	58,974,374
MISSISSIPPI	11,021,320	8,320,790	8,230,646	8,277,905	8,143,992
MISSOURI	36,960,099	46,755,784	46,261,137	50,901,728	45,675,281
MONTANA	6,087,975	5,737,782	5,115,717	5,852,920	6,136,508
NEBRASKA	12,855,070	11,993,259	15,542,507	15,126,677	13,480,624
NEVADA	7,393,901	8,432,493	6,094,051	6,176,779	6,612,294
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,578,969	9,451,700	8,149,455	8,472,104	10,769,956
NEW JERSEY	72,504,596	65,688,342	63,410,606	63,336,873	60,489,944
NEW MEXICO	10,820,954	7,859,138	7,728,252	8,947,173	9,021,232
NEW YORK	182,002,707	193,062,787	179,339,460	168,267,753	141,406,689
NORTH CAROLINA	44,015,750	44,912,414	42,511,100	41,289,171	38,421,597
NORTH DAKOTA	4,818,149	4,252,837	5,597,671	5,361,060	5,788,315
OHIO	93,853,641	99,524,653	82,082,514	79,975,326	73,905,681
OKLAHOMA	20,517,317	20,016,128	19,922,193	20,005,757	19,825,778
OREGON	23,796,596	22,940,519	22,087,898	25,350,822	24,713,023
PENNSYLVANIA	97,359,317	95,291,974	98,932,246	98,729,901	94,051,598
PUERTO RICO	2,123,303	2,740,130	2,359,269	2,187,325	2,247,284
RHODE ISLAND	18,096,752	17,021,400	15,760,357	14,953,362	14,017,269
SOUTH CAROLINA	15,392,614	13,421,742	13,117,847	14,027,122	13,571,443
SOUTH DAKOTA	13,735,140	16,432,814	18,810,099	21,363,037	22,650,100
TENNESSEE	30,129,498	31,331,974	37,701,095	45,919,503	53,289,778
TEXAS	108,244,301	82,397,711	102,579,373	174,469,207	199,122,727
UTAH	20,433,786	19,236,492	21,282,202	20,818,545	20,493,898
VERMONT	8,367,119	8,800,878	7,900,909	6,272,797	5,647,286
VIRGIN ISLANDS	453,703	811,966	503,161	941,382	270,481
VIRGINIA	37,756,738	36,410,396	138,520,360	148,070,621	158,385,159
WASHINGTON	95,203,818	92,665,822	88,449,909	84,776,087	80,231,050
WEST VIRGINIA	5,810,897	16,134,468	44,986,945	66,009,416	67,281,016
WISCONSIN	37,722,653	43,234,336	44,452,461	34,738,477	34,434,927
WYOMING	3,733,912	3,403,166	3,444,365	3,272,291	2,784,854
TOTALS	$2,481,712,919	$2,593,087,384	$2,591,527,262	$2,893,105,997	$2,972,249,270

 

TABLE 8: DISTRIBUTED TANF COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A lines 8A + 7a C.
ALABAMA	$17,789,460	$12,037,845	$13,081,128	$12,814,385	$11,962,934
ALASKA	17,326,937	16,574,167	16,998,004	15,835,000	15,537,769
ARIZONA	23,315,831	26,298,498	24,712,096	28,487,330	27,610,828
ARKANSAS	10,483,298	9,938,638	9,429,566	15,455,957	40,072,714
CALIFORNIA	610,164,357	736,055,339	679,824,184	566,941,125	615,595,467
COLORADO	30,937,000	29,191,663	24,310,791	23,628,421	21,886,027
CONNECTICUT	53,637,248	49,273,820	58,549,236	62,040,024	61,004,218
DELAWARE	7,233,044	7,088,250	9,678,214	6,936,324	6,547,542
DIST. OF COL.	5,070,325	4,493,467	4,232,870	4,703,342	5,093,648
FLORIDA	72,774,376	74,546,750	69,021,644	296,446,262	336,235,124
GEORGIA	46,749,172	42,665,090	40,091,267	41,700,268	42,615,892
GUAM	1,641,036	1,369,273	1,277,846	1,583,590	1,615,247
HAWAII	10,224,240	11,601,984	12,437,509	12,011,817	10,161,323
IDAHO	3,996,461	4,230,692	4,392,989	4,175,259	4,034,453
ILLINOIS	72,576,601	81,333,731	55,965,762	48,591,752	41,173,281
INDIANA	25,120,829	24,046,015	23,353,508	27,447,748	30,901,275
IOWA	43,025,171	42,386,123	48,774,826	85,646,119	93,898,214
KANSAS	27,300,537	26,391,916	15,407,682	19,064,853	20,064,779
KENTUCKY	35,197,015	32,609,979	33,196,076	34,174,073	30,683,592
LOUISIANA	17,511,081	16,157,142	17,287,648	17,595,999	16,911,475
MAINE	31,734,901	33,071,409	32,189,623	28,702,151	28,037,863
MARYLAND	24,451,261	24,380,720	21,273,218	20,869,060	20,369,530
MASSACHUSETTS	54,048,062	46,327,268	43,972,647	46,088,315	44,772,734
MICHIGAN	128,255,717	129,097,574	95,443,416	138,877,971	118,069,024
MINNESOTA	59,739,059	55,394,411	54,523,278	56,045,217	57,964,819
MISSISSIPPI	10,795,038	8,090,189	7,988,888	8,044,064	7,961,659
MISSOURI	35,588,209	44,930,751	44,104,812	48,429,689	43,638,169
MONTANA	5,824,056	5,501,303	4,892,651	5,641,698	5,977,323
NEBRASKA	12,499,309	11,595,452	14,946,060	11,477,860	10,335,755
NEVADA	7,268,246	8,333,224	5,909,349	5,929,114	6,385,693
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,229,723	9,111,159	7,917,820	8,202,914	10,462,571
NEW JERSEY	70,845,431	63,823,432	61,431,801	61,109,093	58,213,037
NEW MEXICO	10,820,954	7,857,817	7,727,134	8,946,513	9,020,620
NEW YORK	179,403,859	186,985,819	172,580,848	158,509,297	133,514,112
NORTH CAROLINA	43,028,914	43,899,623	41,276,354	40,047,606	37,241,697
NORTH DAKOTA	4,673,558	4,060,034	5,313,061	5,112,946	5,504,577
OHIO	92,765,413	98,747,555	81,403,521	79,098,539	72,932,031
OKLAHOMA	20,053,041	19,248,113	19,012,137	18,463,155	18,200,372
OREGON	22,808,137	21,774,680	20,792,757	24,120,609	23,281,687
PENNSYLVANIA	88,881,758	82,868,297	84,759,873	84,624,274	80,441,986
PUERTO RICO	2,123,303	2,740,130	2,354,843	2,172,966	2,208,407
RHODE ISLAND	18,096,752	17,021,800	15,784,188	14,953,362	14,017,269
SOUTH CAROLINA	15,134,285	13,123,011	12,784,545	13,637,355	13,203,864
SOUTH DAKOTA	13,683,415	16,364,543	18,749,127	21,287,661	22,547,465
TENNESSEE	29,672,605	30,598,097	37,083,838	45,083,999	52,102,185
TEXAS	107,941,373	81,947,353	102,044,598	173,712,597	198,295,218
UTAH	19,729,263	18,430,452	20,390,596	20,115,233	19,830,463
VERMONT	8,099,963	8,567,419	7,733,390	6,106,410	5,465,166
VIRGIN ISLANDS	453,703	811,966	503,161	941,382	270,481
VIRGINIA	36,635,327	35,120,444	137,017,082	146,512,713	156,237,584
WASHINGTON	94,410,011	91,874,020	87,649,925	83,987,262	79,551,103
WEST VIRGINIA	5,781,380	16,088,877	44,910,405	65,933,754	67,190,660
WISCONSIN	35,692,517	41,014,460	42,399,898	32,218,511	31,452,047
WYOMING	3,621,628	3,313,769	3,354,311	3,181,307	2,675,504
TOTALS	$2,434,864,190	$2,530,405,553	$2,522,242,001	$2,813,464,245	$2,890,978,477

 

TABLE 9: DISTRIBUTED FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 B. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$247,016	$261,178	$326,336	$256,568	$347,787
ALASKA	250,955	318,427	451,987	617,343	554,736
ARIZONA	26,055	54,358	36,466	22,512	33,156
ARKANSAS	328,356	193,232	300,411	285,629	239,907
CALIFORNIA	9,997,110	14,662,033	15,664,512	16,047,770	19,017,554
COLORADO	938,023	1,001,256	1,253,546	1,207,707	1,379,705
CONNECTICUT	473,894	698,852	927,517	1,100,601	1,078,148
DELAWARE	190,558	93,726	72,381	233,290	264,622
DIST. OF COL.	NA	4,706	39,000	34,261	99,924
FLORIDA	360,157	700,029	719,569	30,844	147,677
GEORGIA	1,027,194	1,163,462	1,313,626	1,464,507	1,603,297
GUAM	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	127,173	107,758	174,642	236,616	328,418
IDAHO	73,928	86,341	111,165	147,647	156,584
ILLINOIS	270,115	NA	NA	1,109,189	503,187
INDIANA	129,082	116,155	310,585	376,722	535,154
IOWA	1,090,400	1,325,004	2,134,816	1,810,214	1,445,343
KANSAS	1,606,784	1,759,501	1,122,471	960,911	1,468,634
KENTUCKY	659,683	897,817	1,168,745	1,560,807	1,640,875
LOUISIANA	274,239	286,792	264,252	310,939	456,938
MAINE	895,394	970,362	1,130,814	1,293,583	1,379,778
MARYLAND	694,020	929,337	1,091,514	698,704	678,128
MASSACHUSETTS	139,722	363,469	175,769	1,040,511	512,529
MICHIGAN	820,910	938,317	1,133,593	1,353,879	1,678,078
MINNESOTA	998,537	1,309,613	1,304,712	1,151,760	1,009,555
MISSISSIPPI	226,282	230,601	241,758	233,841	182,333
MISSOURI	1,371,890	1,825,033	2,156,325	2,472,039	2,037,112
MONTANA	263,919	236,479	223,066	211,222	159,185
NEBRASKA	355,761	397,807	596,447	3,648,817	3,144,869
NEVADA	125,655	99,269	184,702	247,665	226,601
NEW HAMPSHIRE	349,246	340,541	231,635	269,190	307,385
NEW JERSEY	1,659,165	1,864,910	1,978,805	2,227,780	2,276,907
NEW MEXICO	NA	1,321	1,118	660	612
NEW YORK	2,598,848	6,076,968	6,758,612	9,758,456	7,892,577
NORTH CAROLINA	986,836	1,012,791	1,234,746	1,241,565	1,179,900
NORTH DAKOTA	144,591	192,803	284,610	248,114	283,738
OHIO	1,088,228	777,098	678,993	876,787	973,650
OKLAHOMA	464,276	768,015	910,056	1,542,602	1,625,406
OREGON	988,459	1,165,839	1,295,141	1,230,213	1,431,336
PENNSYLVANIA	8,477,559	12,423,677	14,172,373	14,105,627	13,609,612
PUERTO RICO	NA	NA	4,426	14,359	38,877
RHODE ISLAND	NA	-400	-23,831	NA	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	258,329	298,731	333,302	389,767	367,579
SOUTH DAKOTA	51,725	68,271	60,972	75,376	102,635
TENNESSEE	456,893	733,877	617,257	835,504	1,187,593
TEXAS	302,928	450,358	534,775	756,610	827,509
UTAH	704,523	806,040	891,606	703,312	663,435
VERMONT	267,156	233,459	167,519	166,387	182,120
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	1,121,411	1,289,952	1,503,278	1,557,908	2,147,575
WASHINGTON	793,807	791,802	799,984	788,825	679,947
WEST VIRGINIA	29,517	45,591	76,540	75,662	90,356
WISCONSIN	2,030,136	2,219,876	2,052,563	2,519,966	2,982,880
WYOMING	112,284	89,397	90,054	90,984	109,350
TOTALS	$46,848,729	$62,681,831	$69,285,261	$79,641,752	$81,270,793

 

TABLE 10: DISTRIBUTED NON-TANF COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A lines 7b C + 7c C + 8 D.
ALABAMA	$167,893,438	$179,837,804	$186,832,573	$197,722,932	$210,956,925
ALASKA	49,553,954	54,209,125	60,455,427	64,845,093	63,256,986
ARIZONA	145,890,643	170,408,784	187,635,634	201,118,286	205,857,256
ARKANSAS	97,669,186	110,361,595	112,420,066	113,103,683	95,033,297
CALIFORNIA	984,012,234	1,308,755,566	1,292,273,241	1,178,406,898	1,497,428,923
COLORADO	131,671,000	145,927,337	164,165,503	177,677,149	179,844,711
CONNECTICUT	121,376,128	140,876,559	143,473,515	153,545,845	160,279,292
DELAWARE	37,538,401	41,828,350	43,655,304	52,338,376	54,691,973
DIST. OF COL.	30,067,671	30,531,643	33,488,296	35,805,890	39,120,571
FLORIDA	506,692,966	572,760,423	630,672,242	506,950,400	554,618,451
GEORGIA	282,855,189	318,066,517	342,091,121	372,025,504	409,453,509
GUAM	6,019,496	6,332,632	6,173,571	6,339,850	6,705,341
HAWAII	50,168,642	54,837,932	56,737,337	61,242,043	65,218,392
IDAHO	60,198,110	70,752,091	82,906,773	91,346,582	98,881,547
ILLINOIS	252,715,762	279,942,706	368,134,588	410,400,042	429,360,662
INDIANA	245,860,337	341,993,115	343,117,646	402,370,563	385,662,639
IOWA	157,103,734	175,010,849	186,027,329	168,033,663	174,629,158
KANSAS	109,073,830	111,030,167	110,646,139	114,166,507	117,716,829
KENTUCKY	170,384,508	192,924,860	214,592,576	245,182,766	248,854,156
LOUISIANA	170,346,090	197,457,416	215,939,609	242,445,326	255,641,929
MAINE	48,033,650	55,357,585	61,780,680	66,062,905	68,187,730
MARYLAND	325,020,661	342,619,994	357,038,469	374,757,774	388,184,771
MASSACHUSETTS	237,298,048	271,879,510	318,911,763	355,555,839	379,806,293
MICHIGAN	1,145,561,166	1,217,374,885	1,288,648,767	1,303,498,532	1,284,189,014
MINNESOTA	381,919,855	420,663,908	456,294,202	479,892,385	499,600,260
MISSISSIPPI	117,856,252	136,077,630	149,860,975	160,756,571	166,921,425
MISSOURI	248,858,737	292,233,294	326,393,581	359,964,927	387,317,938
MONTANA	32,133,880	35,014,150	35,911,419	37,597,933	38,148,855
NEBRASKA	97,710,241	130,458,324	144,344,295	128,091,485	133,233,834
NEVADA	84,727,984	70,876,569	77,956,091	85,239,518	93,021,077
NEW HAMPSHIRE	57,587,158	61,938,760	65,076,306	67,548,937	68,746,818
NEW JERSEY	562,612,381	613,506,004	661,271,921	711,318,604	754,531,326
NEW MEXICO	24,073,721	31,683,856	35,866,570	42,925,534	50,789,663
NEW YORK	727,752,342	908,918,890	969,461,424	1,120,956,856	1,199,697,269
NORTH CAROLINA	303,954,230	350,685,554	387,834,908	427,453,297	457,670,575
NORTH DAKOTA	36,060,612	37,575,477	42,030,997	45,483,468	48,745,094
OHIO	1,207,457,380	1,311,684,316	1,379,294,421	1,537,611,087	1,492,207,226
OKLAHOMA	75,674,586	87,166,209	96,323,345	111,786,043	122,608,650
OREGON	208,078,736	225,265,114	248,960,916	250,528,480	264,315,462
PENNSYLVANIA	1,010,327,734	1,072,130,503	1,153,269,775	1,233,190,577	1,262,603,947
PUERTO RICO	163,898,250	180,100,826	193,523,091	209,395,302	230,067,906
RHODE ISLAND	26,207,953	31,424,375	33,167,979	38,316,307	38,527,688
SOUTH CAROLINA	158,363,889	174,812,437	195,037,835	210,319,610	218,928,856
SOUTH DAKOTA	24,588,226	27,086,343	28,653,167	29,258,388	29,864,597
TENNESSEE	194,115,632	216,863,461	238,635,969	272,333,578	300,393,048
TEXAS	694,666,917	882,537,533	1,071,645,557	1,172,428,903	1,308,253,136
UTAH	86,902,420	98,863,281	106,088,694	112,234,240	116,614,531
VERMONT	26,513,236	29,937,144	32,796,563	35,229,463	36,563,145
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,688,216	6,721,158	6,668,580	6,242,827	7,331,744
VIRGINIA	275,020,251	311,353,442	264,644,267	288,633,507	309,067,035
WASHINGTON	420,655,675	456,009,030	484,452,715	506,120,519	517,026,669
WEST VIRGINIA	103,568,700	104,214,712	92,246,140	85,184,427	89,780,973
WISCONSIN	494,779,762	525,811,313	539,269,863	539,439,653	543,411,832
WYOMING	34,728,358	38,493,079	41,270,111	43,336,200	44,569,678
TOTALS	$13,419,488,158	$15,261,184,137	$16,366,069,846	$17,243,761,074	$18,204,140,612

 

TABLE 11: FEDERAL SHARE OF TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 12 a + line 10 B; FY 2002, line 10. 1 Prior to FY 2002 incentives were paid out of the Federal share of collections and the net Federal share was reported. As of 10/01/2001, incentives are paid with appropriated dollars.
ALABAMA	$8,140,021	$3,512,861	$5,061,030	$7,699,403	$7,171,380
ALASKA	6,210,499	6,004,585	6,585,301	8,481,926	8,548,680
ARIZONA	11,035,793	12,986,103	12,435,695	18,165,392	18,073,230
ARKANSAS	5,850,560	4,885,904	4,901,899	5,564,711	5,526,280
CALIFORNIA	234,774,423	301,761,703	272,806,524	275,963,539	302,197,800
COLORADO	9,899,492	8,935,544	6,953,571	12,026,385	11,347,632
CONNECTICUT	16,067,947	17,473,607	18,183,694	24,188,646	21,873,343
DELAWARE	2,145,517	2,006,502	1,767,180	2,929,969	2,798,964
DIST. OF COL.	1,951,116	1,692,833	2,118,440	2,331,312	2,509,314
FLORIDA	25,819,221	28,538,934	22,775,788	45,517,046	45,125,734
GEORGIA	12,371,359	11,750,305	10,359,062	18,105,787	18,558,587
GUAM	777,364	895,710	700,289	1,122,616	1,179,533
HAWAII	2,299,800	3,140,582	4,029,353	6,056,538	5,464,988
IDAHO	2,118,726	2,073,471	2,220,929	3,038,181	2,921,591
ILLINOIS	24,842,990	28,448,564	21,262,724	21,797,724	19,953,349
INDIANA	7,394,073	10,377,250	11,437,693	16,644,547	19,630,849
IOWA	21,834,296	21,450,304	20,137,793	23,953,368	24,074,397
KANSAS	13,222,619	13,156,677	6,309,370	11,440,666	12,200,291
KENTUCKY	19,989,480	17,058,363	17,476,830	24,448,067	22,061,988
LOUISIANA	9,125,903	7,567,224	7,968,493	11,244,438	10,871,283
MAINE	12,701,377	14,229,726	14,298,787	16,717,523	16,392,566
MARYLAND	7,732,188	8,379,119	7,368,929	10,679,673	10,416,513
MASSACHUSETTS	18,869,439	17,688,220	15,652,639	23,365,520	22,405,679
MICHIGAN	43,874,898	42,297,327	25,569,505	62,704,142	54,280,852
MINNESOTA	21,748,928	18,150,503	14,228,317	23,862,363	24,616,920
MISSISSIPPI	4,355,738	3,784,079	5,037,350	5,870,643	5,842,380
MISSOURI	12,810,011	18,102,723	20,226,596	30,243,843	27,162,857
MONTANA	2,970,284	1,472,384	1,395,502	4,102,825	4,305,424
NEBRASKA	4,919,037	3,836,603	5,143,518	6,048,175	5,279,783
NEVADA	1,525,563	1,835,083	601,385	2,845,197	3,219,573
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2,711,139	3,935,194	3,115,861	4,206,043	5,285,747
NEW JERSEY	24,980,809	21,530,168	17,581,109	30,557,777	29,101,452
NEW MEXICO	6,110,983	3,449,390	4,638,365	6,003,911	6,239,038
NEW YORK	62,067,847	64,066,358	59,747,172	76,443,950	64,441,210
NORTH CAROLINA	19,804,386	19,953,412	20,210,165	24,283,722	23,042,135
NORTH DAKOTA	2,519,170	2,226,783	3,131,772	3,693,216	3,901,212
OHIO	32,407,053	33,168,554	24,524,357	41,903,352	39,923,436
OKLAHOMA	10,293,467	11,029,466	10,992,571	13,737,615	13,701,005
OREGON	8,748,759	8,064,792	7,920,009	13,731,254	13,489,361
PENNSYLVANIA	33,173,382	32,867,922	33,544,516	47,207,605	43,324,167
PUERTO RICO	631,777	1,026,305	774,389	1,184,227	1,227,290
RHODE ISLAND	6,635,148	6,126,613	5,865,517	7,776,347	7,710,639
SOUTH CAROLINA	5,116,021	4,913,689	5,547,977	6,613,750	6,075,084
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,273,486	635,344	380,894	2,814,276	2,580,363
TENNESSEE	6,407,464	5,550,130	8,661,040	13,470,214	14,334,600
TEXAS	48,184,136	36,451,818	43,758,510	52,939,948	49,324,559
UTAH	11,399,554	11,133,208	10,800,452	12,494,840	12,193,264
VERMONT	3,006,225	3,521,406	3,208,767	3,909,883	3,482,121
VIRGIN ISLANDS	226,036	435,010	287,040	173,932	174,112
VIRGINIA	15,463,986	10,539,896	13,822,375	18,811,695	20,338,812
WASHINGTON	35,904,245	33,825,790	29,678,407	42,489,359	39,880,601
WEST VIRGINIA	2,090,452	3,579,458	7,675,386	10,093,497	10,198,316
WISCONSIN	12,460,936	15,032,715	13,030,140	18,839,017	19,747,127
WYOMING	1,934,184	1,681,107	1,734,153	2,008,898	1,686,287
TOTALS	$921,929,307	$968,237,321	$895,645,130	$1,182,548,493	$1,167,413,698

 

TABLE 12: STATE SHARE OF TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 7a E - (lines 10 B + 11 E + 12a E).
ALABAMA	$5,241,898	$3,144,419	$3,424,487	$3,229,488	$2,986,383
ALASKA	8,124,670	7,206,823	7,168,450	7,518,695	7,285,144
ARIZONA	7,908,214	8,860,428	8,298,890	9,789,966	8,801,459
ARKANSAS	2,678,949	2,531,580	2,393,660	2,095,960	1,913,516
CALIFORNIA	298,330,943	347,135,192	315,700,540	260,930,504	302,197,793
COLORADO	14,837,153	14,195,545	12,357,567	12,026,384	11,347,626
CONNECTICUT	23,648,357	22,290,936	21,783,691	24,188,647	21,873,337
DELAWARE	3,071,513	2,932,499	2,835,678	2,929,960	2,798,955
DIST. OF COL.	2,507,042	2,146,382	2,118,439	2,331,315	2,509,309
FLORIDA	32,227,673	32,629,873	30,154,377	35,144,031	31,579,579
GEORGIA	13,972,035	13,904,183	13,085,836	12,581,988	12,579,982
GUAM	579,865	331,903	309,389	374,204	393,177
HAWAII	4,259,798	4,898,599	5,132,940	4,693,441	3,833,957
IDAHO	1,220,776	1,276,530	1,300,599	1,239,743	1,195,646
ILLINOIS	35,626,059	40,277,288	26,553,149	21,797,721	19,953,343
INDIANA	7,366,308	8,009,896	8,570,015	10,184,189	12,047,139
IOWA	15,577,006	15,527,162	15,026,182	14,152,532	13,838,042
KANSAS	11,286,869	11,046,769	5,914,954	7,563,762	8,082,821
KENTUCKY	10,425,186	9,770,625	10,022,065	10,507,704	9,504,743
LOUISIANA	5,188,683	4,543,261	4,665,347	4,758,894	4,380,235
MAINE	8,957,322	9,809,425	9,504,430	8,391,405	8,362,139
MARYLAND	12,142,185	12,548,387	11,092,462	10,679,675	10,416,510
MASSACHUSETTS	26,955,285	22,602,183	21,722,068	23,365,514	22,405,673
MICHIGAN	56,952,941	50,443,885	35,256,073	48,552,323	43,663,667
MINNESOTA	27,771,128	26,022,952	23,813,655	23,862,363	24,616,917
MISSISSIPPI	2,399,038	1,818,454	1,789,826	1,844,752	1,782,757
MISSOURI	13,358,740	16,301,740	17,385,226	19,287,506	17,199,151
MONTANA	1,573,860	1,405,558	1,277,973	1,530,600	1,595,650
NEBRASKA	4,668,984	3,805,076	5,314,113	4,108,290	3,590,822
NEVADA	3,552,729	2,608,242	2,852,658	2,845,197	2,925,825
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,035,135	4,646,384	4,108,855	4,206,036	5,285,743
NEW JERSEY	35,984,052	32,530,162	30,679,944	30,557,770	29,101,444
NEW MEXICO	2,738,442	2,979,283	1,929,902	2,216,123	2,128,770
NEW YORK	88,099,847	90,098,351	84,147,168	76,443,949	64,441,209
NORTH CAROLINA	15,263,427	15,764,179	15,351,552	15,227,706	13,789,921
NORTH DAKOTA	1,433,106	1,244,359	1,658,240	1,592,621	1,805,648
OHIO	35,691,105	36,440,374	29,903,130	29,385,100	27,938,941
OKLAHOMA	5,982,850	5,786,662	5,729,623	5,767,733	5,716,519
OREGON	9,165,537	8,937,409	8,826,005	9,463,432	8,933,113
PENNSYLVANIA	40,339,166	39,995,999	40,904,285	39,174,104	35,893,543
PUERTO RICO	519,976	518,104	434,130	394,739	409,094
RHODE ISLAND	8,153,600	7,808,773	7,218,877	7,049,864	6,207,483
SOUTH CAROLINA	3,244,212	2,884,151	2,665,593	2,924,397	2,627,227
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,499,266	1,488,142	1,376,470	1,454,306	1,371,795
TENNESSEE	5,971,748	5,467,827	6,335,495	7,696,055	7,858,618
TEXAS	40,379,443	31,934,873	40,043,732	35,044,013	32,896,742
UTAH	5,455,212	5,230,703	5,283,316	5,354,932	4,922,491
VERMONT	2,670,478	2,864,401	2,581,002	2,290,376	2,097,308
VIRGIN ISLANDS	105,345	167,503	115,680	57,978	58,037
VIRGINIA	17,724,145	16,805,686	18,375,171	17,751,367	19,912,151
WASHINGTON	45,326,691	44,447,296	43,400,712	41,865,136	39,880,598
WEST VIRGINIA	1,338,056	1,668,220	2,812,594	3,316,222	3,392,192
WISCONSIN	13,523,868	19,254,476	21,639,061	14,482,227	14,049,086
WYOMING	1,330,007	1,206,740	1,206,714	1,232,826	1,063,692
TOTALS	$1,048,385,923	$1,080,195,852	$1,003,551,990	$947,455,765	$947,442,662

 

TABLE 13: GROSS UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 9. * Calfornia is showing a large reduction in UDC. This information has not yet been audited.
ALABAMA	$3,264,619	$3,702,988	$4,734,749	$4,424,712	$4,877,199
ALASKA	1,747,989	3,631,382	2,508,112	534,785	2,565,900
ARIZONA	9,506,708	9,670,005	14,361,211	13,096,959	14,085,379
ARKANSAS	3,990,073	3,593,031	4,577,835	3,749,972	3,308,007
CALIFORNIA	127,951,927	176,295,648	190,181,896	186,537,775	28,845,369*
COLORADO	709,811	4,333,036	332,430	3,464,898	9,189,282
CONNECTICUT	1,381,555	1,718,800	2,323,585	1,916,064	2,447,155
DELAWARE	3,509,654	4,551,948	2,415,152	2,136,854	1,858,022
DIST. OF COL.	1,361,607	1,778,266	1,916,077	2,497,853	1,114,978
FLORIDA	45,673,093	41,704,057	41,423,618	28,062,245	23,789,996
GEORGIA	2,518,115	317,413	9,230,025	14,413,623	2,892,523
GUAM	1,721,121	3,365,040	4,894,464	5,841,373	5,386,458
HAWAII	1,220,932	3,785,481	7,059,169	6,720,123	7,568,893
IDAHO	16,940	129,504	416,704	975,372	1,049,902
ILLINOIS	261,935	1,316,851	3,084,576	7,266,379	6,747,848
INDIANA	16,667,625	14,000,594	31,903,750	10,972,751	13,095,786
IOWA	989,989	4,499,764	3,915,089	3,577,523	3,994,997
KANSAS	527,474	4,047,695	4,293,978	4,634,878	4,550,704
KENTUCKY	11,072,597	11,276,489	12,730,602	6,098,886	7,157,992
LOUISIANA	387,290	826,468	1,850,960	581,527	545,454
MAINE	4,464,573	4,254,567	1,631,087	1,664,761	2,071,569
MARYLAND	7,828,829	10,786,404	7,233,707	1,682,252	22,090,592
MASSACHUSETTS	7,220,855	11,252,358	19,557,667	22,310,192	20,727,334
MICHIGAN	28,839,733	26,663,076	44,162,708	69,659,816	60,752,771
MINNESOTA	-884,922	7,513,981	4,863,769	4,374,975	8,107,073
MISSISSIPPI	2,800,100	3,222,524	5,780,887	4,870,583	6,923,728
MISSOURI	18,851,746	18,820,049	16,064,945	10,626,121	7,742,495
MONTANA	264,903	933,690	1,044,189	323,898	325,460
NEBRASKA	984,217	3,907,814	3,823,910	8,410,523	3,102,921
NEVADA	1,555,070	1,620,635	3,170,975	4,384,210	3,059,736
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,401,062	835,135	1,767,944	2,701,755	2,364,354
NEW JERSEY	4,067,792	8,549,686	9,238,774	8,061,033	8,907,879
NEW MEXICO	1,506,687	2,356,732	3,484,493	3,179,510	2,573,638
NEW YORK	52,860,921	57,464,975	62,128,934	69,261,422	77,583,778
NORTH CAROLINA	10,097,638	8,952,542	9,178,966	7,601,683	12,521,193
NORTH DAKOTA	1,288,608	2,196,554	1,640,699	1,473,636	1,745,797
OHIO	19,070,984	19,703,191	38,362,652	33,710,316	26,219,208
OKLAHOMA	2,277,423	1,404,426	1,333,543	3,487,116	3,184,018
OREGON	1,796,673	1,552,068	1,655,788	321,560	2,587,944
PENNSYLVANIA	19,702,135	17,140,468	14,847,756	19,875,906	33,755,978
PUERTO RICO	5,534,272	4,298,637	3,686,511	4,379,119	3,920,231
RHODE ISLAND	1,488,480	2,555,282	4,669,220	3,044,252	3,353,552
SOUTH CAROLINA	4,993,564	6,117,837	5,822,387	5,902,708	6,276,465
SOUTH DAKOTA	715,738	998,649	801,976	564,057	579,075
TENNESSEE	72,480,009	71,123,844	75,921,040	21,941,266	12,233,531
TEXAS	34,935,212	28,301,977	19,054,722	4,614,614	18,626,391
UTAH	926,179	763,059	1,206,276	955,500	1,143,513
VERMONT	1,622,436	1,770,454	2,616,364	4,345,723	6,119,175
VIRGIN ISLANDS	254,395	396,784	184,144	808,217	616,195
VIRGINIA	4,760,287	5,098,420	5,381,036	3,835,951	4,780,850
WASHINGTON	3,099,927	2,777,568	2,875,707	2,723,852	3,179,747
WEST VIRGINIA	8,367,836	10,425,260	9,061,558	9,020,234	9,715,823
WISCONSIN	7,179,527	6,923,899	9,880,943	7,965,614	8,804,461
WYOMING	1,000,698	2,638,832	1,933,157	2,052,248	2,392,731
TOTALS	$567,834,641	$647,865,837	$738,222,416	$657,639,175	$533,161,050

 

TABLE 14: NET UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 9bE 4th quarter. * Calfornia is showing a large reduction in Undistributed Collections. This information has not yet been audited.
ALABAMA	$3,264,619	$3,702,988	$4,734,749	$4,424,712	$4,877,199
ALASKA	1,747,989	3,631,382	2,508,112	534,785	2,565,900
ARIZONA	9,506,708	9,670,005	14,361,211	13,096,959	14,085,379
ARKANSAS	3,990,073	3,593,031	4,577,835	3,749,972	3,308,007
CALIFORNIA	127,905,701	176,270,539	190,181,896	186,922,801	28,800,483*
COLORADO	629,475	4,282,615	332,430	3,465,551	9,178,070
CONNECTICUT	1,381,555	1,718,800	2,323,585	1,916,064	2,447,155
DELAWARE	3,509,654	4,551,948	2,415,152	2,136,854	1,858,022
DIST. OF COL.	1,361,607	1,734,501	1,916,077	2,497,853	1,114,978
FLORIDA	45,673,093	41,704,057	41,423,618	28,062,245	23,789,996
GEORGIA	2,518,115	317,413	9,230,025	14,315,210	2,878,155
GUAM	1,721,121	3,365,040	4,894,464	5,841,373	5,386,458
HAWAII	1,220,932	3,785,481	7,059,169	6,720,123	7,568,893
IDAHO	16,940	129,504	416,704	975,372	1,049,902
ILLINOIS	261,935	1,316,851	3,084,576	7,266,379	6,747,848
INDIANA	16,667,625	14,000,594	31,903,750	10,972,751	13,095,786
IOWA	989,989	4,499,764	3,915,089	3,577,523	3,994,997
KANSAS	527,474	4,047,695	4,293,978	4,634,878	4,550,704
KENTUCKY	11,072,597	11,276,489	12,730,602	6,098,886	7,157,992
LOUISIANA	387,290	826,468	1,850,960	581,527	545,454
MAINE	4,464,573	4,254,567	1,631,087	1,664,761	2,071,569
MARYLAND	7,828,829	10,786,404	7,233,707	1,682,252	22,090,592
MASSACHUSETTS	7,220,855	11,252,358	19,557,667	22,310,192	20,727,334
MICHIGAN	28,818,050	26,663,060	44,162,708	68,873,023	60,702,843
MINNESOTA	-884,922	7,513,981	4,863,769	4,374,975	8,107,073
MISSISSIPPI	2,800,100	3,222,524	5,780,887	4,870,583	6,923,728
MISSOURI	18,851,746	18,820,049	16,064,945	10,626,121	7,742,495
MONTANA	262,726	933,690	1,044,189	323,107	325,460
NEBRASKA	984,217	3,907,814	3,823,910	8,410,523	3,102,921
NEVADA	-20,468,035	1,620,635	3,170,975	4,384,210	3,059,736
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,401,062	835,135	1,767,944	2,701,755	2,364,354
NEW JERSEY	4,058,470	8,258,611	9,238,774	8,041,730	8,872,767
NEW MEXICO	1,230,011	2,356,732	3,484,493	3,179,510	2,573,638
NEW YORK	52,860,921	57,464,975	62,128,934	69,261,422	77,583,778
NORTH CAROLINA	10,097,638	8,952,542	9,178,966	7,601,683	12,521,193
NORTH DAKOTA	1,288,608	2,196,554	1,640,699	1,473,636	1,745,797
OHIO	19,070,984	19,703,191	38,362,652	33,710,316	26,219,208
OKLAHOMA	2,277,423	1,404,426	1,333,543	3,487,116	3,184,018
OREGON	1,796,673	1,552,068	1,655,788	321,560	2,587,873
PENNSYLVANIA	19,702,135	17,140,468	14,847,756	19,875,906	33,755,978
PUERTO RICO	5,534,272	4,275,058	3,686,511	4,329,941	3,872,697
RHODE ISLAND	1,488,480	2,555,282	4,669,220	3,044,252	3,353,552
SOUTH CAROLINA	5,013,990	6,122,065	5,822,387	5,907,523	6,286,571
SOUTH DAKOTA	715,738	998,649	801,976	564,057	579,075
TENNESSEE	72,480,009	71,123,844	75,921,040	21,941,266	11,645,345
TEXAS	34,935,212	28,301,977	19,054,722	4,614,614	18,626,391
UTAH	926,179	763,059	1,206,276	955,500	1,143,507
VERMONT	1,622,436	1,770,454	2,616,364	4,345,723	6,119,175
VIRGIN ISLANDS	254,395	396,784	184,144	808,217	616,195
VIRGINIA	4,714,466	5,074,764	5,381,036	3,828,177	4,805,946
WASHINGTON	3,099,927	2,777,568	2,875,707	2,723,852	3,179,747
WEST VIRGINIA	8,367,836	10,425,260	9,061,558	9,020,234	9,715,823
WISCONSIN	7,179,527	6,527,459	9,880,943	7,789,226	8,557,380
WYOMING	1,000,698	2,638,832	1,933,157	2,052,248	2,392,731
TOTALS	$545,349,721	$647,016,004	$738,222,416	$656,891,029	$532,157,868

 

TABLE 15: PERCENT OF UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS, FY 2003

STATES	**Net Undistributed Collections	FY 03 Collections Received and FY 02 Collections Remaining Undistributed	***Adjustments	Percent of Undistributed Collections
ALABAMA	$4,877,199	$370,310,417	$228,144,845	2.14
ALASKA	2,565,900	93,325,057	81,915,473	3.13
ARIZONA	14,085,379	509,138,307	247,586,620	5.69
ARKANSAS	3,308,007	212,042,218	138,653,925	2.39
CALIFORNIA	28,800,483*	2,436,724,750	2,160,860,606	1.33
COLORADO	9,178,070	316,792,208	212,308,247	4.32
CONNECTICUT	2,447,155	266,142,347	224,808,813	1.09
DELAWARE	1,858,022	80,916,916	63,362,159	2.93
DIST. OF COL.	1,114,978	59,084,405	45,423,139	2.45
FLORIDA	23,789,996	1,021,311,174	914,791,248	2.60
GEORGIA	2,878,155	543,406,174	456,565,221	0.63
GUAM	5,386,458	14,890,597	13,707,047	39.30
HAWAII	7,568,893	104,784,994	83,277,026	9.09
IDAHO	1,049,902	117,073,218	104,122,486	1.01
ILLINOIS	6,747,848	896,525,688	477,784,978	1.41
INDIANA	13,095,786	667,835,229	430,370,448	3.04
IOWA	3,994,997	363,370,899	273,967,713	1.46
KANSAS	4,550,704	155,908,497	143,800,948	3.16
KENTUCKY	7,157,992	337,570,623	288,336,615	2.48
LOUISIANA	545,454	295,514,612	273,555,796	0.20
MAINE	2,071,569	107,818,353	99,676,940	2.08
MARYLAND	22,090,592	459,302,710	431,323,018	5.12
MASSACHUSETTS	20,727,334	485,827,716	445,818,891	4.65
MICHIGAN	60,702,843	1,592,129,514	1,464,815,009	4.14
MINNESOTA	8,107,073	583,386,306	566,681,705	1.43
MISSISSIPPI	6,923,728	210,983,654	181,989,146	3.80
MISSOURI	7,742,495	534,030,197	440,738,517	1.76
MONTANA	325,460	53,972,302	44,611,854	0.73
NEBRASKA	3,102,921	174,888,811	149,817,379	2.07
NEVADA	3,059,736	129,754,205	104,353,691	2.93
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2,364,354	86,831,043	81,881,128	2.89
NEW JERSEY	8,872,767	910,337,103	823,995,501	1.08
NEW MEXICO	2,573,638	75,483,842	62,384,533	4.13
NEW YORK	77,583,778	1,513,045,811	1,418,687,736	5.47
NORTH CAROLINA	12,521,193	593,781,374	509,231,518	2.46
NORTH DAKOTA	1,745,797	79,567,228	56,320,146	3.10
OHIO	26,219,208	1,910,105,734	1,592,332,114	1.65
OKLAHOMA	3,184,018	168,091,234	145,618,446	2.19
OREGON	2,587,873	316,547,915	291,616,429	0.89
PENNSYLVANIA	33,755,978	1,433,914,876	1,390,411,523	2.43
PUERTO RICO	3,872,697	250,478,601	236,393,208	1.64
RHODE ISLAND	3,353,552	73,002,194	55,898,936	6.00
SOUTH CAROLINA	6,286,571	251,135,308	238,774,235	2.63
SOUTH DAKOTA	579,075	61,902,550	53,093,772	1.09
TENNESSEE	11,645,345	446,131,248	365,916,357	3.18
TEXAS	18,626,391	1,905,787,057	1,526,005,712	1.22
UTAH	1,143,507	148,907,079	138,252,300	0.83
VERMONT	6,119,175	56,825,402	48,329,606	12.66
VIRGIN ISLANDS	616,195	9,835,045	8,218,420	7.50
VIRGINIA	4,805,946	538,722,844	472,031,940	1.02
WASHINGTON	3,179,747	659,774,973	600,437,466	0.53
WEST VIRGINIA	9,715,823	180,476,727	166,779,680	5.83
WISCONSIN	8,557,380	922,844,672	587,591,615	1.46
WYOMING	2,392,731	62,507,694	49,823,166	4.80
TOTALS	$532,157,868	$25,850,799,652	$21,713,194,990	2.45
* California is showing a large reduction in UDC. This information has not yet been audited. ** Nets out undistributable collections. *** The adjustments are: the balance remaining undistributed plus the collections received plus any adjustments reported by the state minus collections forwarded to non-IV-D cases minus collections forwarded to other states.

 

TABLE 16: COLLECTIONS FORWARDED TO NON-IV-D CASES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 4E.
ALABAMA	$0	$0	$36,259,744	$113,021,587	$122,949,590
ALASKA	441,456	858,189	993,558	276,033	234,424
ARIZONA	204,228,649	253,283,730	264,541,372	275,047,096	236,053,234
ARKANSAS	0	0	15,805,546	55,555,718	57,581,712
CALIFORNIA	0	0	0	0	0
COLORADO	0	56,836,605	79,267,723	77,596,630	75,279,649
CONNECTICUT	509,117	3,903,673	12,266,511	19,549,296	24,732,006
DELAWARE	11,519,960	12,661,273	13,353,898	11,794,549	10,968,503
DIST. OF COL.	10,931,671	10,146,625	10,532,726	6,747,751	6,210,695
FLORIDA	0	0	0	0	0
GEORGIA	635,370	16,375,713	24,916,176	30,295,867	33,208,522
GUAM	0	803,163	747,107	684,556	685,498
HAWAII	19,888,199	16,883,456	15,336,497	14,140,674	12,780,813
IDAHO	1,599,560	4,738,366	4,092,336	3,596,358	3,256,244
ILLINOIS	0	271,813,156	316,290,955	332,995,136	377,575,787
INDIANA	0	47,919,109	197,763,139	205,991,148	218,861,848
IOWA	0	60,324,787	69,793,887	72,262,732	74,240,456
KANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
KENTUCKY	3,527,271	14,697,834	25,987,114	31,852,528	34,790,898
LOUISIANA	2,432,133	2,659,266	2,781,527	2,451,366	2,189,401
MAINE	1,815,125	1,943,159	1,837,242	1,803,009	1,773,520
MARYLAND	1,918,719	2,585,120	2,496,299	2,454,639	2,454,186
MASSACHUSETTS	103,486	8,083,685	16,639,938	18,625,961	18,660,799
MICHIGAN	57,802,007	54,407,807	47,621,935	59,206,297	60,789,175
MINNESOTA	1,875,759	3,066,231	3,450,565	2,944,667	3,090,522
MISSISSIPPI	5,396,776	5,225,625	4,974,303	4,783,208	4,414,071
MISSOURI	0	32,700,899	53,133,428	62,466,266	62,398,286
MONTANA	785,072	1,224,958	1,294,074	1,235,213	1,232,364
NEBRASKA	0	0	0	11,669,700	21,389,869
NEVADA	33,727,606	49,500	200,306	240,451	220,720
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	0	2,870	2,670
NEW JERSEY	17,095,787	25,660,703	33,084,834	35,515,733	40,440,917
NEW MEXICO	5,068,040	6,290,023	6,753,737	6,863,178	6,212,412
NEW YORK	2,853,820	-2,853,820	234,948	47,034	0
NORTH CAROLINA	0	53,123,893	44,738,471	48,038,733	50,370,572
NORTH DAKOTA	8,702,750	17,423,961	17,501,834	18,867,594	19,424,823
OHIO	322,131,669	278,405,918	326,699,943	232,519,895	229,370,766
OKLAHOMA	0	0	40,752	2,581,013	7,369,477
OREGON	832,494	842,597	750,219	561,038	218,891
PENNSYLVANIA	29,581	781,961	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	1,685,380	1,960,298	1,530,163	1,936,695	3,256,244
RHODE ISLAND	4,369,355	7,709,745	9,114,905	10,867,497	11,763,527
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	484,987	1,466,423	2,145,131	2,450,591	2,604,981
TENNESSEE	0	36,181,682	35,532,616	38,884,889	40,226,565
TEXAS	0	151,497	13,895,008	67,445,579	296,224,257
UTAH	3,064,787	2,117,869	1,645,708	1,234,805	901,661
VERMONT	6,043,617	6,184,234	6,155,286	5,968,753	5,944,440
VIRGIN ISLANDS	11,492	10,882	12,248	14,343	-11,936
VIRGINIA	10,265,602	15,397,803	17,885,340	19,671,500	21,613,370
WASHINGTON	16,835,060	17,462,200	18,792,871	20,138,073	20,584,866
WEST VIRGINIA	7,217,961	6,761,620	4,485,818	3,105,228	3,734,873
WISCONSIN	299,039,861	307,862,325	308,682,602	317,383,594	319,617,241
WYOMING	0	0	7,393,470	6,633,560	6,843,933
TOTALS	$1,064,870,179	$1,666,133,743	$2,079,453,810	$2,260,020,631	$2,554,737,342

 

TABLE 17: TOTAL WAGE WITHHOLDING FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A lines 2e 1 Beginning in FY 1999, income withholding includes collections received for non-IV-D child support cases processed through the state disbursement unit.
ALABAMA	$104,019,714	$110,366,865	$154,564,702	$239,208,701	$261,938,263
ALASKA	39,748,035	40,986,750	43,949,754	47,040,471	48,141,985
ARIZONA	276,336,406	330,603,068	355,907,532	370,408,787	343,159,377
ARKANSAS	79,059,854	90,178,524	99,990,745	143,444,041	146,105,012
CALIFORNIA	963,096,065	1,267,170,618	1,226,226,517	1,066,785,698	1,357,533,427
COLORADO	98,039,220	171,231,566	196,761,329	199,794,708	200,168,865
CONNECTICUT	107,037,469	125,189,493	142,281,422	153,471,004	160,780,717
DELAWARE	45,375,134	52,094,794	56,403,564	55,373,782	52,458,040
DIST. OF COL.	40,919,785	33,707,905	34,795,563	37,866,492	40,153,689
FLORIDA	267,327,561	364,825,920	402,954,040	421,563,027	507,888,389
GEORGIA	194,325,682	249,949,363	274,035,093	302,303,515	335,336,125
GUAM	5,347,858	6,964,034	6,759,169	6,395,449	5,580,878
HAWAII	58,315,234	62,335,799	65,015,995	67,238,549	68,077,103
IDAHO	36,039,158	45,731,419	52,888,480	57,128,299	60,094,016
ILLINOIS	206,257,306	516,759,311	612,991,692	660,308,433	722,702,029
INDIANA	56,085,335	254,388,616	436,399,844	455,762,494	473,929,765
IOWA	131,898,469	211,076,482	231,490,447	246,753,853	259,632,481
KANSAS	83,297,826	88,352,997	88,936,280	89,651,100	92,299,467
KENTUCKY	101,796,404	134,520,604	153,990,281	173,886,907	186,704,023
LOUISIANA	121,444,140	143,330,691	155,956,027	170,736,925	186,230,910
MAINE	53,000,022	60,015,712	63,359,271	64,210,502	66,196,656
MARYLAND	209,480,689	245,200,826	273,314,456	271,623,143	303,160,893
MASSACHUSETTS	199,667,766	241,530,104	287,612,938	306,757,760	318,030,113
MICHIGAN	989,155,317	1,041,064,806	1,070,852,371	1,139,811,006	1,072,381,513
MINNESOTA	320,683,337	359,187,041	385,632,267	404,336,970	415,689,573
MISSISSIPPI	98,222,480	109,964,653	117,118,498	119,416,854	127,706,643
MISSOURI	173,232,033	235,462,761	278,825,870	308,132,411	317,894,696
MONTANA	24,514,623	27,256,914	28,122,509	29,068,392	30,628,924
NEBRASKA	34,239,402	61,857,045	68,166,214	70,546,270	104,061,021
NEVADA	54,023,878	58,759,545	65,862,851	71,662,989	80,007,632
NEW HAMPSHIRE	45,222,738	49,905,969	51,675,137	52,587,894	53,618,156
NEW JERSEY	437,151,918	488,793,746	524,518,725	554,940,301	590,519,277
NEW MEXICO	22,381,636	27,896,806	33,008,921	40,123,164	46,912,467
NEW YORK	612,101,695	822,635,616	859,340,018	954,923,572	1,006,697,138
NORTH CAROLINA	243,857,670	314,756,529	330,684,422	365,314,342	392,094,055
NORTH DAKOTA	34,050,067	45,390,044	46,208,916	50,926,796	54,488,452
OHIO	1,304,286,899	1,389,864,294	1,380,810,038	1,445,229,461	1,429,681,555
OKLAHOMA	49,634,940	59,859,374	67,451,457	83,735,579	98,949,563
OREGON	128,705,047	147,858,192	161,862,715	167,963,083	182,744,181
PENNSYLVANIA	48,675,183	353,053,977	867,421,911	919,066,762	947,150,441
PUERTO RICO	62,850,709	71,203,594	58,838,280	70,506,986	82,948,472
RHODE ISLAND	30,491,670	36,256,153	38,448,376	40,894,075	43,702,474
SOUTH CAROLINA	91,242,136	101,837,596	116,831,549	125,010,971	132,616,978
SOUTH DAKOTA	27,330,008	32,328,324	35,449,706	38,194,447	40,253,020
TENNESSEE	55,185,558	189,961,431	212,037,395	249,766,891	285,941,429
TEXAS	397,832,166	542,349,442	714,089,482	880,187,864	1,258,694,640
UTAH	81,210,493	87,879,220	94,293,027	97,587,086	100,999,598
VERMONT	30,150,651	33,017,841	34,809,449	27,912,590	35,786,964
VIRGIN ISLANDS	4,159,624	4,412,166	4,631,804	5,520,381	5,387,171
VIRGINIA	240,155,231	317,099,775	354,079,774	378,500,493	398,566,341
WASHINGTON	317,067,334	339,406,198	357,455,468	362,543,704	366,014,228
WEST VIRGINIA	78,230,424	87,700,016	104,799,317	114,646,368	117,768,212
WISCONSIN	592,423,681	663,110,790	675,505,970	660,107,208	654,087,965
WYOMING	17,459,272	21,535,647	27,965,299	30,255,121	31,496,576
TOTALS	$10,123,842,952	$12,968,176,966	$14,583,382,877	$15,467,133,671	$16,701,791,578

 

TABLE 18: TOTAL COLLECTIONS MADE BY METHOD OF COLLECTION, FY 2003

STATES	Offset of Federal Tax Refund	Offset of State Tax Refund	Offset of Unemployment Compensation	Other Sources1	Income Withholding2	Other States	Total
ALABAMA	$21,224,222	$1,738,667	$380,451	$64,115,056	$261,938,263	$16,489,046	$365,885,705
ALASKA	4,623,018	0	3,527,820	26,621,564	48,141,985	9,875,885	92,790,272
ARIZONA	24,529,048	2,470,777	5,786,791	100,134,513	343,159,377	19,960,842	496,041,348
ARKANSAS	14,154,609	2,260,083	3,445,388	29,858,293	146,105,012	12,468,861	208,292,246
CALIFORNIA	206,097,119	38,726,440	76,540,347	488,292,376	1,357,533,427	82,612,240	2,249,801,949
COLORADO	18,217,870	2,760,149	5,833,437	63,674,166	200,168,865	22,672,170	313,326,657
CONNECTICUT	20,038,239	3,051,750	9,822,806	46,344,081	160,780,717	24,188,690	264,226,283
DELAWARE	3,039,801	172,561	2,673,450	8,370,776	52,458,040	12,065,434	78,780,062
DIST. OF COL.	4,519,779	598,096	562,592	8,565,747	40,153,689	2,186,650	56,586,553
FLORIDA	80,507,426	0	13,490,795	312,282,127	507,888,389	79,080,192	993,248,929
GEORGIA	30,620,451	7,471,200	7,124,968	92,756,164	335,336,125	55,782,056	529,090,964
GUAM	642,231	490,311	0	956,737	5,580,878	1,379,067	9,049,224
HAWAII	8,437,597	1,698,532	1,361,067	14,571,617	68,077,103	3,918,955	98,064,871
IDAHO	7,530,599	1,945,116	2,331,245	26,517,830	60,094,016	17,679,040	116,097,846
ILLINOIS	46,071,226	3,419,932	14,691,578	102,184,499	722,702,029	190,045	889,259,309
INDIANA	42,128,472	4,184,348	15,795,121	106,426,345	473,929,765	14,398,427	656,862,478
IOWA	18,549,068	3,022,143	10,638,709	33,340,556	259,632,481	34,610,419	359,793,376
KANSAS	16,086,326	3,218,496	6,675,928	32,993,401	92,299,467	0	151,273,618
KENTUCKY	24,265,795	2,160,337	2,831,264	80,025,062	186,704,023	35,485,256	331,471,737
LOUISIANA	23,219,385	972,554	6,642,445	54,059,865	186,230,910	23,807,926	294,933,085
MAINE	9,186,763	1,403,492	2,990,390	19,265,313	66,196,656	7,110,978	106,153,592
MARYLAND	22,322,211	6,788,037	10,759,181	78,431,564	303,160,893	36,158,572	457,620,458
MASSACHUSETTS	18,329,043	4,414,353	24,251,902	86,318,611	318,030,113	12,173,502	463,517,524
MICHIGAN	84,696,464	10,468,827	29,037,229	291,177,828	1,072,381,513	35,494,629	1,523,256,490
MINNESOTA	20,714,860	9,108,006	22,320,129	81,827,048	415,689,573	29,351,743	579,011,359
MISSISSIPPI	18,486,517	1,106,325	5,603,973	30,194,542	127,706,643	23,015,067	206,113,067
MISSOURI	39,509,203	5,456,021	14,109,174	120,096,743	317,894,696	26,338,240	523,404,077
MONTANA	3,664,652	598,652	1,141,059	8,952,924	30,628,924	8,662,984	53,649,195
NEBRASKA	6,588,199	1,489,367	3,811,951	36,789,340	104,061,021	13,738,410	166,478,288
NEVADA	8,732,795	0	4,221,611	16,670,806	80,007,632	15,737,152	125,369,996
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,886,108	0	270,065	18,417,709	53,618,156	6,937,250	84,129,288
NEW JERSEY	32,535,705	6,399,630	41,843,637	187,521,004	590,519,277	43,476,120	902,295,373
NEW MEXICO	6,645,659	1,228,605	0	14,096,158	46,912,467	3,421,443	72,304,332
NEW YORK	43,233,116	18,943,073	52,922,963	268,148,695	1,006,697,138	53,839,404	1,443,784,389
NORTH CAROLINA	27,146,179	5,484,107	12,810,713	103,222,545	392,094,055	45,422,092	586,179,691
NORTH DAKOTA	4,012,827	203,691	1,175,547	10,411,490	54,488,452	7,801,585	78,093,592
OHIO	98,080,867	12,080,999	38,318,330	262,477,268	1,429,681,555	35,756,403	1,876,395,422
OKLAHOMA	16,918,397	2,559,567	1,941,227	30,839,004	98,949,563	13,396,360	164,604,118
OREGON	17,541,642	2,395,182	16,357,928	57,191,206	182,744,181	39,996,216	316,226,355
PENNSYLVANIA	52,987,052	5,750,195	66,840,072	268,800,335	947,150,441	72,510,875	1,414,038,970
PUERTO RICO	7,931,706	4,206,797	0	140,541,875	82,948,472	10,519,810	246,148,660
RHODE ISLAND	3,345,960	391,475	2,407,634	13,832,976	43,702,474	6,277,421	69,957,940
SOUTH CAROLINA	12,230,261	3,290,752	3,386,892	92,260,203	132,616,978	1,442,699	245,227,785
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,232,727	0	574,363	10,878,978	40,253,020	5,399,405	61,338,493
TENNESSEE	29,531,257	0	7,521,990	67,468,776	285,941,429	33,726,530	424,189,982
TEXAS	123,791,243	0	40,403,871	429,183,649	1,258,694,640	49,099,041	1,901,172,444
UTAH	7,929,232	1,512,522	4,847,342	22,522,997	100,999,598	10,139,888	147,951,579
VERMONT	2,780,919	637,068	1,525,915	7,018,842	35,786,964	4,729,971	52,479,679
VIRGIN ISLANDS	552,183	49,729	212,307	1,949,582	5,387,171	875,856	9,026,828
VIRGINIA	31,999,836	2,935,839	10,366,255	56,886,110	398,566,341	34,140,286	534,894,667
WASHINGTON	34,977,925	0	35,685,471	160,309,015	366,014,228	60,064,482	657,051,121
WEST VIRGINIA	11,964,478	1,105,510	2,918,240	25,963,165	117,768,212	11,736,888	171,456,493
WISCONSIN	34,088,933	13,680,321	30,862,234	161,523,370	654,087,965	20,812,622	915,055,445
WYOMING	4,914,249	0	1,137,451	16,069,253	31,496,576	6,837,917	60,455,446
TOTALS	$1,460,991,449	$204,049,634	$682,733,248	$4,889,349,699	$16,701,791,578	$1,254,993,042	$25,193,908,650
Source: Form OCSE-34A	lines 2a	2b	2c	2d & 2g	2e	2f	2
1 Administrative enforcement and other sources is combined. 2 Beginning in FY 1999, income withholding includes collections received for non-IV-D child support cases processed through the state disbursement unit. Therefore, total collections as reported on this table exceed the amounts reported elsewhere that include only IV-D collections.

 

TABLE 19: PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 7c E.
ALABAMA	$168,554,479	$181,510,997	$188,525,278	$199,505,447	$212,737,833
ALASKA	50,106,224	55,384,313	61,582,222	65,286,351	63,508,682
ARIZONA	146,310,173	170,762,729	187,970,577	201,672,770	206,626,551
ARKANSAS	98,399,972	110,863,622	113,157,349	121,046,097	127,666,999
CALIFORNIA	983,284,194	1,336,145,771	1,331,645,173	1,224,132,828	1,526,849,748
COLORADO	133,509,094	147,723,434	165,011,575	178,459,768	180,411,398
CONNECTICUT	128,145,187	146,202,940	159,303,111	168,172,569	178,260,773
DELAWARE	38,803,771	43,123,917	47,708,098	53,618,563	55,870,208
DIST. OF COL.	29,885,646	30,649,653	33,420,566	35,731,066	39,062,377
FLORIDA	506,881,205	572,961,495	630,901,290	722,758,637	814,273,185
GEORGIA	295,275,715	327,222,229	350,840,543	384,276,084	422,302,801
GUAM	6,258,395	6,339,036	6,183,020	6,396,405	6,721,276
HAWAII	51,876,478	56,169,569	57,894,893	62,326,586	66,065,185
IDAHO	59,196,256	69,711,264	82,286,102	90,781,620	97,293,389
ILLINOIS	253,187,796	280,721,858	370,994,049	416,505,538	431,130,438
INDIANA	252,054,166	345,017,178	343,748,612	402,954,441	384,967,207
IOWA	158,332,194	176,203,418	196,063,178	216,721,905	231,379,304
KANSAS	109,531,814	106,887,675	108,295,191	110,874,274	114,883,819
KENTUCKY	169,451,614	190,561,231	212,317,768	242,767,267	246,313,672
LOUISIANA	170,568,707	198,524,853	217,568,957	244,268,712	257,648,315
MAINE	53,690,325	59,930,567	66,334,246	70,338,684	72,242,126
MARYLAND	308,028,517	342,411,584	356,679,325	374,400,180	387,948,893
MASSACHUSETTS	237,563,399	273,341,971	319,562,245	355,878,821	380,188,995
MICHIGAN	1,132,296,707	1,212,935,656	1,287,125,398	1,314,386,335	1,285,932,608
MINNESOTA	375,560,549	412,447,830	450,241,987	475,101,796	493,459,670
MISSISSIPPI	118,492,749	136,488,756	150,264,112	161,198,549	167,303,814
MISSOURI	252,166,662	298,109,941	327,916,388	361,187,439	388,461,359
MONTANA	32,642,096	35,641,413	36,237,735	37,774,326	38,321,417
NEBRASKA	98,158,471	131,841,409	146,028,739	132,181,070	136,615,127
NEVADA	84,994,203	73,860,890	77,807,757	85,143,536	92,868,058
NEW HAMPSHIRE	57,993,584	61,971,083	64,883,676	67,481,344	68,796,667
NEW JERSEY	563,049,301	614,004,660	663,213,156	713,457,970	756,717,795
NEW MEXICO	24,575,741	31,578,923	36,394,050	43,641,161	51,445,154
NEW YORK	724,815,153	911,891,970	969,808,652	1,125,373,575	1,201,283,740
NORTH CAROLINA	306,591,759	353,532,949	389,411,304	429,199,525	459,221,031
NORTH DAKOTA	36,071,088	37,555,851	42,054,741	45,499,248	48,784,599
OHIO	1,212,715,290	1,316,569,198	1,383,404,795	1,541,876,805	1,494,422,480
OKLAHOMA	75,659,689	87,148,311	96,307,332	112,274,629	123,008,979
OREGON	208,642,035	225,884,432	248,983,800	252,684,616	266,606,011
PENNSYLVANIA	1,017,704,696	1,078,372,183	1,161,552,728	1,243,144,261	1,274,968,530
PUERTO RICO	164,341,800	180,768,547	194,145,841	210,003,659	230,678,806
RHODE ISLAND	26,560,208	31,554,199	33,306,056	38,444,154	38,588,082
SOUTH CAROLINA	162,996,270	178,636,339	199,138,112	214,808,585	223,797,988
SOUTH DAKOTA	33,517,745	38,678,829	43,067,494	46,311,631	48,489,747
TENNESSEE	207,687,385	232,916,691	258,298,352	296,342,648	330,417,318
TEXAS	694,853,927	881,494,677	1,071,420,349	1,256,337,372	1,421,028,967
UTAH	87,307,142	98,652,586	108,472,046	115,084,240	119,885,361
VERMONT	27,858,335	31,152,216	33,833,105	35,301,965	36,631,002
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,720,538	6,863,111	6,709,021	6,952,299	7,369,729
VIRGINIA	276,152,052	312,986,031	364,992,652	400,130,286	427,197,734
WASHINGTON	420,434,881	456,403,113	484,868,727	506,542,111	517,496,520
WEST VIRGINIA	103,884,476	113,394,108	125,402,737	137,083,219	142,777,050
WISCONSIN	481,860,105	511,616,594	523,820,028	521,556,975	522,938,917
WYOMING	34,054,274	37,558,559	40,094,455	42,074,296	43,323,847
TOTALS	$13,458,254,232	$15,360,882,359	$16,627,198,693	$17,917,454,238	$18,963,191,281

 

TABLE 20: TANF/FOSTER CARE PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: OCSE-34A line 7c (A+B).
ALABAMA	$978,557	$1,965,743	$1,996,316	$2,142,062	$2,152,958
ALASKA	559,316	1,181,186	1,143,240	451,722	258,681
ARIZONA	419,530	353,945	334,943	554,484	769,295
ARKANSAS	899,201	802,515	855,660	8,073,629	32,842,840
CALIFORNIA	993,198	29,819,051	43,352,040	46,099,845	30,199,807
COLORADO	1,846,378	1,801,539	847,937	783,284	568,230
CONNECTICUT	6,814,195	5,390,799	15,909,368	14,760,695	18,213,391
DELAWARE	1,280,281	1,316,931	4,078,642	1,309,683	1,213,483
DIST. OF COL.	0	300,751	11,912	53,875	146,484
FLORIDA	188,239	201,072	229,048	215,815,455	259,674,950
GEORGIA	12,430,972	9,172,065	8,957,506	12,469,398	13,078,117
GUAM	282,307	39,763	39,603	86,157	41,145
HAWAII	1,774,630	1,635,046	1,406,324	1,409,877	1,152,329
IDAHO	9,261	32,360	49,674	37,827	68,639
ILLINOIS	1,594,595	779,152	2,859,461	6,105,496	1,769,776
INDIANA	6,311,969	3,216,758	1,078,123	992,325	-250,893
IOWA	1,636,111	1,663,070	10,643,511	49,270,294	57,353,014
KANSAS	638,355	0	1,277,190	495,355	696,523
KENTUCKY	401,742	220,194	380,688	585,680	578,235
LOUISIANA	273,734	1,136,449	1,721,003	1,903,365	2,116,356
MAINE	5,899,148	4,853,046	4,961,502	4,693,256	4,546,949
MARYLAND	144,680	190,100	148,033	180,292	196,802
MASSACHUSETTS	277,023	1,485,773	704,098	397,792	473,911
MICHIGAN	3,872,702	4,498,742	7,622,860	13,774,254	13,061,757
MINNESOTA	2,496,561	1,972,220	5,895,204	8,103,926	8,286,083
MISSISSIPPI	689,513	482,385	508,589	561,714	517,826
MISSOURI	3,359,202	5,973,823	1,634,228	1,349,257	1,277,820
MONTANA	514,196	657,913	374,402	219,646	235,324
NEBRASKA	589,046	2,188,850	2,806,758	4,630,213	4,033,437
NEVADA	288,440	3,215,434	346,852	485,381	466,592
NEW HAMPSHIRE	505,947	153,699	-70,905	54,489	197,728
NEW JERSEY	533,831	628,012	2,050,713	2,221,326	2,287,048
NEW MEXICO	503,379	-98,238	527,577	727,053	653,375
NEW YORK	0	11,982,257	10,204,871	14,585,794	11,857,406
NORTH CAROLINA	2,683,195	2,884,258	1,605,882	1,774,665	1,587,270
NORTH DAKOTA	42,896	39,126	68,366	57,754	79,140
OHIO	6,086,492	5,210,035	4,245,677	4,396,460	2,327,256
OKLAHOMA	0	0	0	500,154	407,373
OREGON	563,299	619,318	22,884	2,156,136	2,290,549
PENNSYLVANIA	8,179,692	7,554,545	9,523,318	11,064,269	13,514,527
PUERTO RICO	443,550	667,721	622,750	608,357	610,900
RHODE ISLAND	352,255	130,264	138,463	127,151	86,483
SOUTH CAROLINA	4,632,381	3,823,902	4,100,277	4,488,975	4,869,132
SOUTH DAKOTA	9,002,334	11,649,538	14,451,156	17,088,117	18,682,592
TENNESSEE	13,941,382	16,506,332	20,202,217	24,743,606	31,081,850
TEXAS	525,624	-438,073	747,592	85,927,278	115,456,489
UTAH	493,997	801,352	2,739,662	2,967,988	3,376,965
VERMONT	1,345,099	1,215,072	1,036,542	72,538	67,857
VIRGIN ISLANDS	32,322	141,953	40,441	709,472	38,222
VIRGINIA	1,136,477	1,637,500	100,355,386	111,506,371	118,132,239
WASHINGTON	-220,794	394,083	416,012	421,592	469,851
WEST VIRGINIA	567,416	9,503,193	33,451,204	52,274,764	53,362,306
WISCONSIN	4,510,396	3,684,632	3,498,410	1,050,538	56,619
WYOMING	15,844	25,047	8,506	8,135	11,009
TOTALS	$113,340,096	$165,262,203	$332,161,716	$737,329,221	$837,244,047

 

TABLE 21: INTERSTATE COLLECTIONS FORWARDED TO OTHER STATES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 5E.
ALABAMA	$16,453,099	$17,105,490	$17,628,800	$18,077,130	$19,215,982
ALASKA	12,071,236	12,653,744	13,572,447	12,907,907	12,572,091
ARIZONA	21,708,203	24,614,017	26,114,841	26,557,287	25,498,453
ARKANSAS	12,265,971	12,491,099	12,503,082	13,101,540	13,628,409
CALIFORNIA	100,927,839	126,535,528	112,264,536	91,256,807	112,910,120
COLORADO	26,287,512	28,128,269	28,402,907	29,190,708	29,063,887
CONNECTICUT	15,679,405	16,523,995	16,679,986	17,141,646	17,241,311
DELAWARE	9,181,058	10,035,455	9,473,384	7,198,152	7,121,598
DIST. OF COL.	8,184,963	7,228,317	6,929,748	6,914,082	6,808,936
FLORIDA	92,392,659	98,411,245	98,439,751	103,518,965	106,519,926
GEORGIA	43,799,837	48,470,629	48,296,839	51,284,142	53,632,431
GUAM	724,597	778,160	702,293	573,122	498,052
HAWAII	5,819,465	5,134,068	5,126,327	5,340,126	5,204,547
IDAHO	10,115,415	10,168,787	10,305,977	9,906,276	10,147,615
ILLINOIS	24,575,111	23,504,920	25,141,540	31,349,899	35,424,304
INDIANA	16,243,034	22,380,201	17,747,426	17,539,234	16,861,193
IOWA	12,301,513	12,471,813	12,685,734	12,745,320	13,283,238
KANSAS	10,097,870	9,890,750	8,820,081	9,149,332	10,209,204
KENTUCKY	11,951,572	12,650,073	12,927,756	13,799,889	14,443,110
LOUISIANA	20,399,443	14,715,470	15,562,990	17,428,949	18,593,283
MAINE	4,406,936	4,772,373	4,958,531	4,842,723	5,330,108
MARYLAND	15,253,909	27,662,059	27,407,100	28,673,959	30,500,184
MASSACHUSETTS	14,143,598	16,391,848	18,566,934	19,667,682	20,986,651
MICHIGAN	9,357,303	16,311,942	14,063,889	14,882,455	19,063,273
MINNESOTA	16,704,802	17,123,997	17,625,095	17,797,347	18,201,839
MISSISSIPPI	9,755,680	9,712,898	9,789,971	9,692,658	9,867,985
MISSOURI	21,739,437	19,670,549	19,548,101	20,219,564	20,267,878
MONTANA	6,779,915	6,954,988	7,259,508	7,475,523	7,662,759
NEBRASKA	4,747,151	2,392,149	2,956,087	4,699,572	5,867,857
NEVADA	25,084,384	24,287,633	23,705,207	23,623,535	24,553,655
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,495,831	5,725,460	6,037,305	5,942,904	6,106,638
NEW JERSEY	40,807,345	42,521,856	43,485,331	45,547,394	45,774,948
NEW MEXICO	3,313,526	3,477,285	4,236,086	4,688,128	5,561,248
NEW YORK	65,308,387	74,086,980	74,858,127	86,791,777	94,358,075
NORTH CAROLINA	33,171,312	35,442,842	36,898,057	38,588,853	40,075,863
NORTH DAKOTA	3,159,008	3,072,691	3,076,192	3,570,332	3,853,082
OHIO	39,501,393	29,231,953	28,722,008	33,855,742	32,829,199
OKLAHOMA	12,549,388	13,602,258	13,519,537	14,388,475	14,953,626
OREGON	25,561,033	26,091,964	26,261,909	25,495,198	24,712,595
PENNSYLVANIA	31,234,731	39,398,329	37,650,134	41,072,316	42,928,446
PUERTO RICO	6,055,025	6,784,963	6,829,315	7,579,320	9,334,719
RHODE ISLAND	3,272,629	3,646,121	3,448,406	3,854,654	4,150,547
SOUTH CAROLINA	11,777,210	11,560,038	11,982,101	11,945,699	12,361,073
SOUTH DAKOTA	5,901,042	5,836,842	5,577,803	5,795,444	5,965,964
TENNESSEE	20,363,016	22,233,209	22,821,171	26,676,244	28,752,853
TEXAS	54,651,876	64,145,800	68,570,302	75,626,642	83,557,088
UTAH	10,110,601	9,917,032	9,998,163	9,836,148	9,753,118
VERMONT	2,312,951	2,481,210	2,482,609	2,356,069	2,551,356
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,170,577	1,149,010	1,207,032	1,185,387	1,234,503
VIRGINIA	45,622,668	48,274,025	45,388,799	45,107,379	46,924,365
WASHINGTON	36,995,921	37,742,908	38,512,860	38,993,271	38,752,641
WEST VIRGINIA	7,750,836	9,078,095	9,947,961	8,949,009	9,507,800
WISCONSIN	12,870,076	13,722,911	14,157,514	14,939,815	15,635,816
WYOMING	3,950,333	4,313,801	4,487,686	4,551,178	4,993,951
TOTALS	$1,082,059,632	$1,172,710,049	$1,165,363,276	$1,203,892,909	$1,275,809,393

 

TABLE 22: INTERSTATE CASELOAD FOR TWO FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Interstate Cases Sent to Another State 2002	Interstate Cases Sent to Another State 2003	Interstate Cases Received from Another State 2002	Interstate Cases Received from Another State 2003
ALABAMA	17,618	17,846	22,157	21,603
ALASKA	9,189	9,671	5,316	5,379
ARIZONA	3,721	4,472	25,732	27,275
ARKANSAS	10,927	10,689	11,724	11,508
CALIFORNIA	84,031	88,056	70,330	67,091
COLORADO	15,822	16,020	15,942	16,055
CONNECTICUT	15,620	15,937	10,483	10,946
DELAWARE	3,073	3,152	3,351	3,476
DIST. OF COL.	4,824	5,003	13,375	12,533
FLORIDA	63,605	67,165	60,356	58,284
GEORGIA	42,572	46,630	41,276	43,476
GUAM	803	809	682	700
HAWAII	6,582	6,998	6,649	7,038
IDAHO	13,726	14,239	7,219	7,582
ILLINOIS	24,241	22,519	50,995	51,311
INDIANA	8,478	10,437	17,942	19,531
IOWA	18,650	21,008	9,676	9,793
KANSAS	8,889	10,804	10,029	9,942
KENTUCKY	15,340	16,734	14,324	13,400
LOUISIANA	14,679	15,402	14,294	14,909
MAINE	5,844	6,170	3,031	3,219
MARYLAND	19,265	19,186	16,296	16,793
MASSACHUSETTS	22,388	21,953	15,100	14,901
MICHIGAN	31,745	33,597	25,644	27,839
MINNESOTA	23,085	24,360	9,896	10,150
MISSISSIPPI	9,817	9,919	14,172	14,571
MISSOURI	17,968	19,454	21,227	20,849
MONTANA	7,019	7,041	4,922	4,995
NEBRASKA	13,040	15,926	7,014	7,834
NEVADA	21,863	33,933	16,472	19,010
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,129	8,117	3,001	3,149
NEW JERSEY	28,983	29,461	21,724	21,953
NEW MEXICO	5,187	5,039	6,590	6,796
NEW YORK	61,067	56,529	38,608	41,282
NORTH CAROLINA	36,718	38,362	26,749	27,106
NORTH DAKOTA	6,485	7,689	2,493	2,828
OHIO	32,102	34,899	25,977	27,376
OKLAHOMA	7,114	7,003	10,795	10,488
OREGON	21,480	21,080	21,081	21,007
PENNSYLVANIA	50,678	50,993	23,802	24,471
PUERTO RICO	10,693	10,846	22,952	23,900
RHODE ISLAND	8,748	7,844	2,911	2,832
SOUTH CAROLINA	9,935	10,058	18,878	19,735
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,158	4,250	3,553	3,519
TENNESSEE	23,893	23,802	24,706	24,339
TEXAS	32,406	31,264	60,639	59,959
UTAH	8,060	8,137	5,271	5,170
VERMONT	2,435	2,519	1,433	1,478
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,244	1,393	1,359	1,454
VIRGINIA	48,204	48,896	25,758	25,653
WASHINGTON	39,625	40,049	20,323	21,324
WEST VIRGINIA	10,999	10,832	7,077	7,163
WISCONSIN	23,445	23,884	9,522	9,795
WYOMING	5,542	5,260	3,737	3,811
TOTALS	1,041,754	1,083,336	934,565	948,581
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1a and 1b.

 

TABLE 23: CSPIA COST-EFFECTIVENESS RATIO FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 5 + 8 +13 / OCSE-396A line 9 (A+C) - 1b (A+C). 1 This is the formula used under the Child Support Performance Incentive Act (CSPIA) of 1998. * Not reliable. All states' cost effectiveness ratios were reliable in FY 2002 and FY 2003.
ALABAMA	$3.78	$3.66	$4.01	$3.64	$3.78
ALASKA	4.41	3.89	4.14	4.49	4.24
ARIZONA	3.29	3.72	4.12	4.25	4.47
ARKANSAS	3.28	3.28	2.83	2.66	3.12
CALIFORNIA	2.78	3.23	2.61	1.91	2.31
COLORADO	3.65	3.23	3.58	3.66	3.22
CONNECTICUT	4.96	3.75	3.86	3.76	4.04
DELAWARE	2.97	3.19	2.93	3.66	3.03
DIST. OF COL.	3.27	2.64	2.26	2.69	2.09
FLORIDA	3.53	3.45	3.60	4.03	4.39
GEORGIA	4.16	3.72	3.96	4.24	4.47
GUAM	2.25	2.67	1.33	1.64	2.10
HAWAII	3.25	4.54	6.16	6.53	5.08
IDAHO	7.09	4.32	4.62	5.29	5.70
ILLINOIS	2.52	2.42	2.50	2.80	2.64
INDIANA	7.45	7.69	6.34	7.80	7.91
IOWA	5.01	4.24	5.27	5.63	5.52
KANSAS	2.98	2.91	2.51	2.61	3.12
KENTUCKY	3.90	4.02	4.08	4.71	4.88
LOUISIANA	4.41	4.92	4.38	4.87	5.11
MAINE	4.87	4.90	6.01	4.28	4.99
MARYLAND	4.42	3.60	4.22	4.19	4.53
MASSACHUSETTS	4.07	3.50	5.14	5.77	5.46
MICHIGAN	7.81	5.52	4.82	4.59	4.79
MINNESOTA	4.06	4.11	4.13	4.05	4.05
MISSISSIPPI	4.53	4.92	5.96	7.12	7.50
MISSOURI	3.26	3.37	3.81	4.63	4.95
MONTANA	3.87	3.58	3.91	4.10	3.63
NEBRASKA	3.61	3.78	3.35	2.87	3.22
NEVADA	3.08	2.52	3.24	2.87	3.12
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4.24	4.82	5.40	4.37	4.72
NEW JERSEY	4.86	4.60	5.27	4.83	5.06
NEW MEXICO	1.18	1.31*	1.07*	1.46	1.57
NEW YORK	4.58	4.90	5.07	4.49	5.00
NORTH CAROLINA	2.93	3.86	4.04	4.43	4.99
NORTH DAKOTA	4.42	4.61	4.19	4.71	5.10
OHIO	4.91	4.82	4.23	4.81	4.91
OKLAHOMA	3.37	2.83	2.90	2.80	3.12
OREGON	6.08	5.54	6.63	5.85	5.60
PENNSYLVANIA	6.21*	6.05	6.98	6.85	6.80
PUERTO RICO	5.77	6.31	5.51	6.27	5.67
RHODE ISLAND	4.36	4.44	4.23	4.52	4.63
SOUTH CAROLINA	5.06	5.08	4.60	5.87	6.32
SOUTH DAKOTA	6.75	6.95	7.72	7.59	7.80
TENNESSEE	4.69	4.85	4.99	4.50	5.47
TEXAS	4.23	4.96	5.23	5.41	5.63
UTAH	3.24	3.47	3.69	3.89	4.13
VERMONT	4.15	4.02	3.90	3.93	3.78
VIRGIN ISLANDS	2.86*	1.63	1.12	1.58	1.84
VIRGINIA	4.74	5.00	6.12	6.34	6.52
WASHINGTON	4.68	4.53	4.55	4.95	4.54
WEST VIRGINIA	4.09	4.15	4.64	4.87	4.54
WISCONSIN	5.64	6.51	6.06	6.11	5.95
WYOMING	4.84	4.33	4.09	5.00	5.57
TOTALS	$4.11	$4.23	$4.21	$4.13	$4.32

 

TABLE 24: INCENTIVE PAYMENT ESTIMATES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 11E.
ALABAMA	$3,676,000	$3,676,000	$2,925,631	$3,000,000	$3,000,000
ALASKA	2,683,407	2,500,000	2,553,000	2,564,875	2,635,625
ARIZONA	3,978,349	4,152,380	3,679,034	3,404,209	3,429,985
ARKANSAS	1,377,846	1,906,935	1,576,428	1,616,428	1,646,428
CALIFORNIA	83,543,452	69,363,381	59,083,790	43,264,939	45,024,000
COLORADO	5,292,000	5,260,000	5,404,000	5,155,207	5,000,000
CONNECTICUT	7,580,415	4,817,330	3,600,000	6,000,000	5,670,000
DELAWARE	926,000	926,000	1,068,500	1,320,000	1,661,001
DIST. OF COL.	555,930	302,500	0	0	0
FLORIDA	14,899,400	13,876,900	16,582,000	19,547,520	21,251,832
GEORGIA	9,002,000	9,002,000	9,002,000	7,776,712	8,267,936
GUAM	0	100,000	227,880	245,495	145,478
HAWAII	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000
IDAHO	709,494	926,483	926,484	1,178,155	1,556,472
ILLINOIS	10,783,072	11,828,727	5,290,428	4,769,908	4,905,401
INDIANA	4,132,433	2,548,287	2,568,730	948,201	1,054,620
IOWA	5,056,000	5,056,000	5,088,323	4,884,330	4,008,648
KANSAS	3,743,000	3,434,203	2,507,812	1,408,098	1,174,860
KENTUCKY	4,960,915	6,348,000	6,348,000	4,500,000	4,500,000
LOUISIANA	3,197,000	3,197,000	3,197,000	2,397,750	0
MAINE	5,000,000	5,000,000	4,250,000	3,250,000	2,250,000
MARYLAND	4,410,000	4,169,266	3,723,532	4,410,000	4,410,000
MASSACHUSETTS	8,085,847	4,913,968	6,069,431	7,715,351	6,662,311
MICHIGAN	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000
MINNESOTA	7,740,000	9,460,000	10,666,668	13,330,000	14,000,000
MISSISSIPPI	3,577,000	2,235,626	894,252	2,000,000	2,000,000
MISSOURI	7,429,692	6,371,920	7,000,000	7,800,000	8,200,000
MONTANA	1,023,104	2,196,280	2,066,787	1,200,000	1,394,680
NEBRASKA	2,085,000	2,085,000	2,163,362	2,085,000	2,085,000
NEVADA	2,027,169	773,161	2,292,651	1,405,265	1,811,489
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,324,000	711,284	993,000	1,223,270	1,400,788
NEW JERSEY	11,003,246	11,000,000	13,098,840	17,100,000	14,751,998
NEW MEXICO	1,468,000	1,528,403	629,732	720,002	789,934
NEW YORK	26,032,000	26,032,000	24,400,000	23,000,000	21,000,000
NORTH CAROLINA	6,262,887	6,309,010	5,343,030	9,180,000	12,400,900
NORTH DAKOTA	815,211	735,616	735,616	764,611	871,714
OHIO	17,410,000	18,560,384	18,560,384	18,560,384	20,774,472
OKLAHOMA	4,241,000	3,200,000	3,200,000	3,100,000	2,940,000
OREGON	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000
PENNSYLVANIA	13,745,000	13,745,000	13,745,000	13,745,000	21,441,680
PUERTO RICO	528,000	528,000	528,000	528,000	528,000
RHODE ISLAND	2,955,749	2,955,750	2,537,500	2,400,000	2,250,000
SOUTH CAROLINA	2,400,000	1,800,000	804,000	1,800,000	1,800,000
SOUTH DAKOTA	936,000	2,634,000	2,586,185	1,565,866	1,667,259
TENNESSEE	3,800,000	3,800,000	2,500,000	1,200,000	3,126,861
TEXAS	19,014,000	14,260,500	17,754,273	24,165,275	25,200,000
UTAH	2,476,250	2,021,687	2,415,240	1,984,582	2,200,000
VERMONT	1,345,317	1,200,000	1,074,598	1,289,696	1,057,024
VIRGIN ISLANDS	90,000	67,500	60,000	45,000	60,000
VIRGINIA	3,432,000	7,427,200	5,964,800	6,600,000	8,000,000
WASHINGTON	14,193,675	13,998,653	14,954,778	14,676,000	15,722,000
WEST VIRGINIA	1,812,600	1,367,000	917,508	2,272,681	2,272,680
WISCONSIN	6,880,000	5,000,000	6,000,000	7,550,000	11,000,000
WYOMING	438,500	467,936	467,936	467,936	467,936
TOTALS	$376,987,960	$352,687,270	$336,936,143	$338,025,746	$356,379,012

 

TABLE 25: INCENTIVE PAYMENT ACTUALS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Financial Management. Note: In FY 2001, two-thirds of the actual incentive payment used the CSPIA formula, while one-third consist of the old cost-effectiveness formula. In FY 2000, one-third of the actual incentive payment used the CSPIA formula, while two-thirds consist of the old cost-effectiveness formula. In FY 2002 and 2003, the entire payment uses the CSPIA formula.
ALABAMA	$2,925,629	$2,622,414	$3,754,562	$2,900,775	$4,001,595
ALASKA	2,683,407	2,577,847	2,702,934	1,679,107	2,140,882
ARIZONA	3,978,350	4,304,601	4,405,136	5,206,147	5,065,465
ARKANSAS	2,072,889	2,053,689	1,758,844	3,217,437	3,146,484
CALIFORNIA	82,935,948	79,843,933	55,916,855	36,814,328	45,258,302
COLORADO	5,377,881	5,329,326	5,536,368	5,356,965	4,920,924
CONNECTICUT	7,570,416	6,247,332	6,730,026	5,491,503	3,942,741
DELAWARE	981,294	1,124,773	993,292	1,034,185	970,247
DIST. OF COL.	829,254	682,369	310,707	502,393	491,354
FLORIDA	13,486,222	15,143,964	19,399,370	21,261,888	22,545,490
GEORGIA	7,399,714	7,169,140	7,561,064	11,999,643	10,453,125
GUAM	212,137	156,346	96,999	101,209	60,339
HAWAII	1,524,364	1,329,706	1,339,583	973,201	1,588,312
IDAHO	926,483	1,178,155	1,556,472	1,650,232	2,216,477
ILLINOIS	10,783,073	9,323,720	7,790,450	6,183,369	7,166,179
INDIANA	3,948,769	3,530,279	3,140,024	5,564,581	5,552,522
IOWA	6,357,855	6,697,354	7,870,287	7,126,528	7,220,705
KANSAS	4,301,156	3,336,584	2,997,169	2,873,656	3,105,801
KENTUCKY	5,070,254	4,893,015	6,850,309	8,088,515	7,954,630
LOUISIANA	2,573,418	2,988,414	3,822,257	4,389,087	6,130,392
MAINE	4,352,601	4,654,351	4,224,106	2,596,197	2,556,766
MARYLAND	3,487,062	5,418,662	5,875,001	8,749,496	6,537,765
MASSACHUSETTS	7,003,813	7,129,319	7,231,742	9,717,960	9,958,854
MICHIGAN	16,937,698	23,289,231	21,313,908	30,128,156	27,371,576
MINNESOTA	8,416,633	10,214,254	13,454,938	13,555,076	13,492,130
MISSISSIPPI	1,937,334	1,914,202	2,479,599	2,526,611	2,482,905
MISSOURI	5,601,102	7,458,028	8,033,993	8,496,830	8,653,176
MONTANA	968,243	1,116,229	1,179,885	1,202,605	1,155,004
NEBRASKA	2,800,715	2,436,485	3,541,623	3,056,992	3,089,869
NEVADA	2,049,489	1,779,753	1,676,248	857,000	1,293,543
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,343,250	1,552,820	1,630,060	1,438,353	1,982,008
NEW JERSEY	10,384,931	12,679,523	13,155,582	17,367,328	17,895,131
NEW MEXICO	1,524,652	987,859	750,855	554,604	672,821
NEW YORK	26,353,184	28,144,549	21,273,457	30,176,739	30,829,027
NORTH CAROLINA	6,565,419	7,313,966	9,533,938	11,741,877	12,209,075
NORTH DAKOTA	832,665	860,308	1,186,961	1,192,916	1,264,209
OHIO	13,003,442	17,651,445	23,676,094	32,204,888	30,351,415
OKLAHOMA	3,243,588	3,088,736	3,091,512	2,899,609	3,056,022
OREGON	4,673,083	5,797,286	7,295,231	6,541,362	6,336,173
PENNSYLVANIA	12,683,050	17,359,096	21,441,680	30,284,824	29,533,145
PUERTO RICO	384,110	1,503,185	1,875,374	3,201,676	3,463,489
RHODE ISLAND	2,888,831	2,171,661	1,463,179	1,016,821	962,198
SOUTH CAROLINA	2,331,956	2,471,869	2,642,119	3,899,715	3,928,609
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,290,352	2,798,428	2,726,582	1,656,493	1,660,526
TENNESSEE	3,886,480	4,665,772	5,329,897	6,811,758	7,716,005
TEXAS	13,965,567	18,467,971	27,558,681	33,815,354	36,825,204
UTAH	3,132,907	3,056,105	3,500,081	3,101,832	3,493,011
VERMONT	1,176,980	1,289,698	1,057,025	1,127,161	1,086,334
VIRGIN ISLANDS	57,285	97,356	56,636	63,968	99,488
VIRGINIA	6,332,102	7,489,972	16,924,926	11,212,586	11,431,758
WASHINGTON	13,956,503	15,044,837	16,440,088	15,204,033	14,675,136
WEST VIRGINIA	4,223,837	2,272,682	4,980,279	4,058,389	4,209,015
WISCONSIN	5,162,502	7,791,201	10,307,264	15,924,085	15,632,872
WYOMING	633,827	710,503	1,101,877	1,201,957	1,163,775
TOTALS	$360,523,706	$391,210,303	$412,543,129	$450,000,000	$461,000,000

 

TABLE 26: MEDICAL SUPPORT PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Forms OCSE-34A line 7b E.
ALABAMA	$317,516	$292,550	$303,611	$359,547	$372,050
ALASKA	7,046	5,998	16,445	10,464	6,985
ARIZONA	0	0	0	0	0
ARKANSAS	173,513	305,424	120,707	138,501	239,123
CALIFORNIA	4,240,689	5,066,891	8,525,910	368,922	796,603
COLORADO	8,284	5,733	3,127	740	3,787
CONNECTICUT	45,364	64,418	79,772	136,606	354,205
DELAWARE	15,202	21,408	26,443	29,501	36,010
DIST. OF COL.	238,262	238,448	102,721	149,800	233,143
FLORIDA	0	0	0	7,792	22,754
GEORGIA	10,446	16,353	208,574	226,420	231,326
GUAM	44,908	35,256	30,839	30,215	26,602
HAWAII	123,979	378,924	332,302	413,911	344,003
IDAHO	1,023,247	1,081,376	676,813	609,944	1,661,958
ILLINOIS	1,122,561	0	0	0	0
INDIANA	163,268	202,674	456,689	411,857	453,873
IOWA	419,809	485,092	621,495	662,191	680,972
KANSAS	196,849	4,656,260	4,148,965	4,313,569	4,083,310
KENTUCKY	1,414,011	2,694,438	2,792,734	3,194,608	3,298,220
LOUISIANA	51,117	69,012	91,712	80,220	110,509
MAINE	314,921	429,638	713,653	611,027	608,540
MARYLAND	17,853,052	421,696	538,952	566,009	450,512
MASSACHUSETTS	11,862	23,907	53,797	74,810	91,209
MICHIGAN	21,882,247	22,102,908	17,643,800	18,087,582	20,058,989
MINNESOTA	9,836,846	11,286,647	13,171,565	14,262,838	15,881,127
MISSISSIPPI	53,047	71,505	106,081	120,532	136,466
MISSOURI	53,731	102,754	126,508	147,867	169,852
MONTANA	12,511	36,298	49,139	43,102	62,872
NEBRASKA	733,819	883,496	1,237,070	880,627	1,228,726
NEVADA	22,221	231,686	495,691	582,367	619,915
NEW HAMPSHIRE	102,269	126,515	124,369	127,618	148,617
NEW JERSEY	99,569	129,356	109,478	81,960	100,579
NEW MEXICO	1,509	6,995	2,773	11,512	-2,067
NEW YORK	8,740,202	9,892,998	10,697,892	10,963,135	10,937,799
NORTH CAROLINA	47,521	38,418	29,957	31,515	39,085
NORTH DAKOTA	40,186	65,705	48,299	59,443	41,950
OHIO	3,087,573	6,470,459	4,984,269	4,421,156	3,828,050
OKLAHOMA	14,897	17,898	16,013	11,824	7,925
OREGON	0	0	0	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	2,724,807	2,441,373	2,455,492	2,394,508	2,469,305
PUERTO RICO	0	0	0	0	0
RHODE ISLAND	0	440	386	-696	38,753
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	96,869	82,842	52,223	41,212	72,792
TENNESSEE	378,533	460,787	542,177	744,164	1,072,290
TEXAS	479,712	793,376	1,248,066	2,576,777	4,125,595
UTAH	698,048	1,061,589	399,842	118,773	107,313
VERMONT	0	0	0	36	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	0	347
VIRGINIA	4,806	5,024	9,630	10,780	3,497
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	254,013	340,394	424,860	700,905	694,431
WISCONSIN	17,777,506	18,141,864	19,233,093	19,299,911	21,111,629
WYOMING	705,305	981,904	1,211,218	1,292,471	1,280,706
TOTALS	$95,643,653	$92,268,727	$94,265,152	$89,408,573	$98,342,237

 

TABLE 27: PERCENT OF HEALTH INSURANCE PROVIDED AS ORDERED FOR TWO FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Cases Where Health Insurance is Ordered 2002	Cases Where Health Insurance is Ordered 2003	Cases Where Health Insurance is Provided 2002	Cases Where Health Insurance is Provided 2003	Percent of Health Insurance Provided As Ordered 2002	Percent of Health Insurance Provided As Ordered 2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 22 & 23 (A). NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	91,405	94,914	749	879	0.8%	0.9%
ALASKA	30,515	29,389	9,609	10,190	31.5%	34.7%
ARIZONA	100,578	106,632	2,796	12,962	2.8%	12.2%
ARKANSAS	63,504	64,407	9,546	12,550	15.0%	19.5%
CALIFORNIA	1,018,881	992,886	219,113	198,579	21.5%	20.0%
COLORADO	67,913	70,429	7,172	9,608	10.6%	13.6%
CONNECTICUT	85,976	95,401	13,811	15,572	16.1%	16.3%
DELAWARE	20,071	19,205	693	907	3.5%	4.7%
DIST. OF COL.	763	1,028	NA	NA	NA	NA
FLORIDA	112,982	143,120	5,383	7,485	4.8%	5.2%
GEORGIA	247,467	260,138	22,999	23,283	9.3%	9.0%
GUAM	3,992	4,015	476	490	11.9%	12.2%
HAWAII	19,893	22,240	2,929	3,589	14.7%	16.1%
IDAHO	52,654	58,668	6,470	7,380	12.3%	12.6%
ILLINOIS	111,201	118,853	29,956	644	26.9%	0.5%
INDIANA	71,346	81,014	554	490	0.8%	0.6%
IOWA	100,479	109,198	22,660	23,784	22.6%	21.8%
KANSAS	13,269	28,764	1,256	3,681	9.5%	12.8%
KENTUCKY	79,823	88,196	4,398	4,999	5.5%	5.7%
LOUISIANA	179,043	185,653	21,018	23,231	11.7%	12.5%
MAINE	24,426	25,252	999	968	4.1%	3.8%
MARYLAND	101,637	105,717	39,047	40,649	38.4%	38.5%
MASSACHUSETTS	55,628	65,677	5,575	8,368	10.0%	12.7%
MICHIGAN	474,962	152,136	38,380	8,503	8.1%	5.6%
MINNESOTA	102,254	102,682	39,185	40,900	38.3%	39.8%
MISSISSIPPI	34,823	33,098	6,097	5,654	17.5%	17.1%
MISSOURI	225,113	228,965	40,699	44,452	18.1%	19.4%
MONTANA	25,296	25,630	6,918	7,246	27.3%	28.3%
NEBRASKA	23,430	28,357	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEVADA	39,613	50,579	2,569	6,326	6.5%	12.5%
NEW HAMPSHIRE	18,080	17,948	1,703	1,702	9.4%	9.5%
NEW JERSEY	150,152	153,861	40,389	40,151	26.9%	26.1%
NEW MEXICO	19,009	21,759	2,650	3,638	13.9%	16.7%
NEW YORK	324,268	349,959	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	200,705	211,694	63,659	69,707	31.7%	32.9%
NORTH DAKOTA	21,008	21,104	8,923	9,679	42.5%	45.9%
OHIO	131,955	156,095	92,070	110,590	69.8%	70.8%
OKLAHOMA	77,461	79,628	NA	NA	NA	NA
OREGON	122,375	122,058	28,055	29,087	22.9%	23.8%
PENNSYLVANIA	126,839	128,317	74,993	92,836	59.1%	72.3%
PUERTO RICO	46	50	21	23	45.7%	46.0%
RHODE ISLAND	21,646	22,078	4,279	4,480	19.8%	20.3%
SOUTH CAROLINA	49,260	49,627	12,160	11,909	24.7%	24.0%
SOUTH DAKOTA	19,683	20,223	4,450	4,606	22.6%	22.8%
TENNESSEE	92,326	117,173	13,632	24,210	14.8%	20.7%
TEXAS	497,567	509,695	30,887	100,645	6.2%	19.7%
UTAH	33,370	31,802	22,426	22,987	67.2%	72.3%
VERMONT	8,954	8,823	6,683	6,699	74.6%	75.9%
VIRGIN ISLANDS	21	74	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	159,322	163,147	15,928	18,131	10.0%	11.1%
WASHINGTON	219,876	230,726	55,789	55,138	25.4%	23.9%
WEST VIRGINIA	36,349	42,052	3,804	5,045	10.5%	12.0%
WISCONSIN	180,209	195,785	40,758	45,747	22.6%	23.4%
WYOMING	14,682	14,603	2,617	4,369	17.8%	29.9%
TOTALS	6,104,100	6,060,524	1,086,933	1,184,748	17.8%	19.5%

 

TABLE 28: PERCENT OF CASES WITH ORDERS IN WHICH MEDICAL SUPPORT IS ORDERED FOR TWO FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Cases Where Medical Support is Ordered 2002	Cases Where Medical Support is Ordered 2003	Cases with Support Orders Established 2002	Cases with Support Orders Established 2003	Percent of Cases with Orders for Medical Support 2002	Percent of Cases with Orders for Medical Support 2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 21 and 2.
ALABAMA	92,345	95,795	171,787	173,355	53.8%	55.3%
ALASKA	30,565	29,444	38,452	38,425	79.5%	76.6%
ARIZONA	101,228	113,603	149,328	155,960	67.8%	72.8%
ARKANSAS	74,099	73,927	102,961	101,438	72.0%	72.9%
CALIFORNIA	1,056,344	1,020,570	1,434,766	1,402,456	73.6%	72.8%
COLORADO	67,915	70,439	112,136	115,526	60.6%	61.0%
CONNECTICUT	86,055	95,544	132,409	138,368	65.0%	69.1%
DELAWARE	20,089	19,221	38,078	38,896	52.8%	49.4%
DIST. OF COL.	24,177	25,751	32,014	33,585	75.5%	76.7%
FLORIDA	139,273	173,564	435,620	456,291	32.0%	38.0%
GEORGIA	249,249	261,950	324,380	335,901	76.8%	78.0%
GUAM	4,009	4,032	6,054	6,170	66.2%	65.3%
HAWAII	19,941	22,285	56,088	59,388	35.6%	37.5%
IDAHO	52,706	58,723	62,280	68,080	84.6%	86.3%
ILLINOIS	112,453	120,442	353,188	338,350	31.8%	35.6%
INDIANA	321	391	219,561	226,365	0.1%	0.2%
IOWA	101,112	109,861	150,027	155,262	67.4%	70.8%
KANSAS	14,699	31,421	90,210	91,699	16.3%	34.3%
KENTUCKY	86,789	96,510	218,822	226,943	39.7%	42.5%
LOUISIANA	179,355	186,001	178,942	186,460	NA	99.8%
MAINE	37,798	39,129	56,732	57,857	66.6%	67.6%
MARYLAND	102,165	106,248	212,566	215,308	48.1%	49.3%
MASSACHUSETTS	55,630	65,679	174,559	181,764	31.9%	36.1%
MICHIGAN	621,882	728,270	745,135	758,992	83.5%	96.0%
MINNESOTA	138,555	146,407	187,587	194,649	73.9%	75.2%
MISSISSIPPI	65,814	68,829	144,546	149,632	45.5%	46.0%
MISSOURI	228,107	232,566	308,247	305,045	74.0%	76.2%
MONTANA	25,295	26,687	30,896	31,930	81.9%	83.6%
NEBRASKA	23,499	28,437	74,628	75,991	31.5%	37.4%
NEVADA	40,706	51,243	56,983	63,254	71.4%	81.0%
NEW HAMPSHIRE	21,648	22,104	30,669	30,876	70.6%	71.6%
NEW JERSEY	150,275	153,997	268,389	273,758	56.0%	56.3%
NEW MEXICO	19,041	21,799	31,140	33,099	61.1%	65.9%
NEW YORK	336,278	360,889	656,700	672,107	51.2%	53.7%
NORTH CAROLINA	204,373	215,580	311,702	319,097	65.6%	0.9%
NORTH DAKOTA	24,837	24,331	23,386	29,248	NA	83.2%
OHIO	325,267	376,247	643,410	653,255	50.6%	57.6%
OKLAHOMA	80,738	82,746	98,122	97,078	82.3%	85.2%
OREGON	122,375	122,058	165,046	169,658	74.1%	71.9%
PENNSYLVANIA	191,027	205,988	489,368	481,416	39.0%	42.8%
PUERTO RICO	69	76	151,074	153,442	0.0%	0.0%
RHODE ISLAND	21,649	22,425	35,876	35,490	60.3%	63.2%
SOUTH CAROLINA	49,335	49,694	150,078	154,807	32.9%	32.1%
SOUTH DAKOTA	19,683	20,223	26,734	27,268	73.6%	74.2%
TENNESSEE	108,937	113,383	198,178	216,448	55.0%	52.4%
TEXAS	528,146	557,350	656,579	679,020	80.4%	82.1%
UTAH	58,724	59,251	63,617	63,971	92.3%	92.6%
VERMONT	8,962	8,833	20,853	21,182	43.0%	41.7%
VIRGIN ISLANDS	44	109	4,250	6,234	1.0%	1.7%
VIRGINIA	159,426	163,262	289,918	289,822	55.0%	56.3%
WASHINGTON	220,553	231,288	275,559	287,032	80.0%	80.6%
WEST VIRGINIA	50,606	55,378	86,703	89,145	58.4%	62.1%
WISCONSIN	181,367	196,913	268,455	273,660	67.6%	72.0%
WYOMING	19,440	20,079	30,813	30,921	63.1%	64.9%
TOTALS	6,754,975	7,186,972	11,275,601	11,471,374	59.9%	62.7%

 

TABLE 29: ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 9 A+C.
ALABAMA	$53,533,869	$57,092,080	$54,278,956	$62,813,312	$64,233,813
ALASKA	17,964,120	21,504,796	22,092,393	20,964,504	21,682,477
ARIZONA	58,657,247	60,566,506	58,584,065	61,488,020	58,995,755
ARKANSAS	36,804,856	40,532,021	47,569,896	53,325,544	47,676,023
CALIFORNIA	612,709,196	675,981,358	808,709,471	967,850,687	972,416,111
COLORADO	51,970,056	63,147,019	60,876,554	63,345,963	72,067,723
CONNECTICUT	38,575,967	55,368,897	56,873,037	62,248,498	59,275,853
DELAWARE	18,204,947	18,724,440	21,712,899	18,490,612	22,899,696
DIST. OF COL.	13,240,866	16,005,125	19,881,072	18,355,923	24,481,801
FLORIDA	190,501,671	216,327,472	221,859,069	228,940,447	230,616,251
GEORGIA	89,929,572	110,417,715	109,061,284	109,974,793	114,088,857
GUAM	3,803,786	3,177,131	6,108,949	5,180,595	4,404,764
HAWAII	20,129,474	16,440,967	11,868,581	12,204,056	16,076,982
IDAHO	10,486,201	19,708,904	21,605,663	19,943,957	19,868,113
ILLINOIS	138,846,999	158,739,966	180,022,464	175,628,019	191,741,466
INDIANA	38,548,504	50,509,947	60,685,358	57,415,767	54,842,575
IOWA	42,592,938	54,642,292	47,424,101	47,746,323	51,434,609
KANSAS	49,627,981	51,219,331	55,208,471	57,070,901	50,083,945
KENTUCKY	56,187,842	59,654,701	64,278,264	62,855,131	60,998,713
LOUISIANA	47,330,767	46,501,951	56,833,777	57,086,791	57,084,130
MAINE	18,622,365	19,891,875	16,665,505	23,605,032	20,634,465
MARYLAND	82,662,138	109,816,813	96,380,664	101,356,950	97,134,343
MASSACHUSETTS	75,075,897	95,727,805	74,245,930	73,157,946	81,756,096
MICHIGAN	164,473,879	246,924,580	290,607,893	317,969,745	297,044,266
MINNESOTA	113,148,820	120,238,329	128,135,742	136,841,446	142,542,751
MISSISSIPPI	30,617,658	31,351,978	28,152,230	25,093,407	24,643,581
MISSOURI	94,391,679	106,566,487	102,962,421	93,519,925	92,119,226
MONTANA	11,640,510	13,356,202	12,366,610	12,488,346	14,368,225
NEBRASKA	31,973,151	38,324,928	48,599,097	51,452,821	47,362,837
NEVADA	38,022,688	41,050,965	33,214,421	40,122,603	39,823,537
NEW HAMPSHIRE	16,919,544	16,004,941	14,682,375	18,740,756	18,125,076
NEW JERSEY	139,127,636	156,961,031	145,758,766	169,893,050	170,238,325
NEW MEXICO	32,341,992	33,642,649	45,490,339	39,663,969	42,850,806
NEW YORK	212,809,547	239,933,915	241,496,134	306,731,258	287,129,649
NORTH CAROLINA	130,060,394	111,574,925	115,865,908	114,731,870	107,657,065
NORTH DAKOTA	9,957,810	9,746,769	12,130,901	11,793,383	11,645,878
OHIO	274,378,160	301,987,183	359,069,774	344,634,577	335,322,308
OKLAHOMA	32,252,862	42,613,621	44,775,915	52,282,771	50,470,419
OREGON	42,336,273	49,500,340	44,843,700	51,552,166	56,012,319
PENNSYLVANIA	183,526,973	199,449,743	184,690,363	200,473,876	205,750,237
PUERTO RICO	29,797,384	30,057,676	36,812,176	34,938,437	42,688,161
RHODE ISLAND	10,920,203	11,783,959	12,423,716	12,692,034	12,325,753
SOUTH CAROLINA	36,672,072	39,295,587	47,831,468	40,281,284	38,731,071
SOUTH DAKOTA	6,554,522	7,099,472	6,873,113	7,434,866	7,495,613
TENNESSEE	52,191,331	55,776,197	59,951,980	76,715,673	69,969,809
TEXAS	202,946,289	207,392,384	238,817,225	265,126,381	288,660,594
UTAH	36,312,567	37,027,913	37,350,946	36,816,553	35,663,343
VERMONT	9,047,583	10,313,647	11,156,171	11,146,668	11,853,275
VIRGIN ISLANDS	2,559,423	5,330,740	7,477,516	5,289,924	4,801,753
VIRGINIA	75,708,963	79,436,342	73,398,552	76,276,031	79,061,476
WASHINGTON	118,133,123	129,378,306	134,257,031	127,203,755	140,225,984
WEST VIRGINIA	28,668,536	31,163,641	31,747,240	32,855,073	36,674,530
WISCONSIN	96,688,882	90,127,039	99,446,924	97,279,925	100,556,292
WYOMING	8,764,286	10,660,549	12,021,129	10,223,927	9,399,650
TOTALS	$4,038,951,999	$4,525,771,150	$4,835,234,199	$5,183,316,271	$5,215,708,370

 

TABLE 30: FEDERAL SHARE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 9 B+D.
ALABAMA	$35,611,163	$38,132,032	$36,744,016	$41,772,350	$42,757,751
ALASKA	11,892,504	14,486,488	14,741,524	13,850,492	14,332,398
ARIZONA	38,907,328	40,397,458	38,820,223	40,633,973	38,999,968
ARKANSAS	24,408,488	27,620,376	31,493,601	35,292,028	31,547,881
CALIFORNIA	405,195,689	446,933,240	535,842,556	640,414,803	642,350,175
COLORADO	34,459,151	42,090,798	40,177,680	42,203,602	47,589,134
CONNECTICUT	25,500,777	36,723,780	37,646,485	41,137,173	39,155,628
DELAWARE	12,097,749	12,474,637	14,534,706	12,220,632	15,127,577
DIST. OF COL.	8,761,188	10,580,057	13,244,904	12,123,785	16,166,075
FLORIDA	126,081,489	143,241,739	149,710,348	151,549,303	152,703,395
GEORGIA	59,553,919	73,634,375	72,837,316	72,856,621	75,756,290
GUAM	2,518,316	2,135,682	4,316,712	3,423,657	2,912,345
HAWAII	13,853,295	10,866,549	7,831,056	8,075,600	10,626,329
IDAHO	6,933,950	13,065,847	14,632,423	13,195,260	13,142,229
ILLINOIS	91,778,835	105,026,795	119,408,267	116,658,654	126,727,501
INDIANA	25,536,707	33,515,020	42,302,273	38,171,773	36,391,258
IOWA	28,716,250	36,125,538	31,349,034	31,562,743	34,005,911
KANSAS	32,764,235	34,674,699	36,444,977	37,673,723	33,081,053
KENTUCKY	37,249,397	39,506,005	43,592,038	41,644,637	40,428,039
LOUISIANA	31,631,370	31,133,247	38,700,479	38,010,816	37,916,604
MAINE	12,331,480	13,170,118	11,580,181	15,608,293	13,630,409
MARYLAND	54,963,710	73,280,089	64,039,641	66,972,127	64,131,993
MASSACHUSETTS	50,191,367	63,663,938	49,200,301	48,348,358	54,028,092
MICHIGAN	108,662,792	164,800,030	193,569,295	209,999,856	196,155,248
MINNESOTA	74,863,180	79,516,883	84,707,570	90,481,729	94,266,376
MISSISSIPPI	20,364,999	20,896,120	18,892,124	16,746,999	16,436,988
MISSOURI	62,432,181	70,649,476	69,595,403	62,026,337	61,119,881
MONTANA	7,776,191	8,865,844	8,214,285	8,272,313	9,494,652
NEBRASKA	21,194,022	25,376,800	32,796,253	34,022,260	31,326,226
NEVADA	25,118,585	27,274,626	22,345,234	26,508,244	26,313,572
NEW HAMPSHIRE	11,465,868	10,585,731	9,715,420	12,598,325	11,986,462
NEW JERSEY	91,926,796	103,676,472	96,997,418	112,259,046	112,442,757
NEW MEXICO	21,372,665	22,388,526	30,534,508	26,199,265	28,323,847
NEW YORK	140,805,327	158,669,369	160,093,567	202,847,433	189,833,926
NORTH CAROLINA	86,026,282	73,879,898	76,703,767	75,961,551	71,272,669
NORTH DAKOTA	6,840,076	6,444,502	8,034,034	7,789,975	7,693,245
OHIO	181,533,385	200,995,238	239,846,085	228,191,923	222,063,568
OKLAHOMA	21,367,112	28,695,749	29,676,473	34,841,729	33,395,292
OREGON	27,941,846	32,818,274	29,701,975	34,060,493	37,008,214
PENNSYLVANIA	122,633,135	131,843,008	122,095,872	132,475,460	135,933,988
PUERTO RICO	19,678,756	20,027,514	24,317,442	23,141,964	28,196,327
RHODE ISLAND	7,458,854	7,893,867	8,304,286	8,376,742	8,166,459
SOUTH CAROLINA	24,393,946	26,177,697	32,552,670	26,701,035	25,683,952
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,422,754	4,822,185	4,631,093	4,925,871	4,962,646
TENNESSEE	34,897,180	37,822,999	40,081,888	50,968,814	46,579,136
TEXAS	135,875,645	137,896,348	159,072,724	176,302,824	191,399,487
UTAH	24,222,336	24,486,318	24,704,318	24,327,960	23,583,303
VERMONT	6,065,541	6,930,363	7,614,610	7,383,287	7,841,501
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,693,368	3,525,292	5,324,830	3,496,995	3,174,084
VIRGINIA	50,303,090	52,955,557	48,970,714	50,490,635	52,289,084
WASHINGTON	78,023,327	85,354,185	88,637,429	83,990,215	92,654,896
WEST VIRGINIA	18,986,263	20,953,998	21,291,080	21,755,127	24,257,381
WISCONSIN	64,579,502	60,411,106	65,867,266	64,429,060	66,655,011
WYOMING	5,900,784	7,248,702	8,077,343	6,757,440	6,213,885
TOTALS	$2,679,764,145	$3,006,361,184	$3,222,157,717	$3,431,731,310	$3,450,232,098

 

TABLE 31: STATE SHARE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 16 (B+D) - line 11 B.
ALABAMA	$17,922,706	$18,960,048	$17,534,940	$21,040,962	$21,476,062
ALASKA	6,071,616	7,018,308	7,350,869	7,114,012	7,350,079
ARIZONA	19,749,919	20,169,048	19,763,842	20,854,047	19,995,787
ARKANSAS	12,396,368	12,911,645	16,076,295	18,033,516	16,128,142
CALIFORNIA	207,513,507	229,048,118	272,866,915	327,435,884	330,065,936
COLORADO	17,510,905	21,056,221	20,698,874	21,142,361	24,478,589
CONNECTICUT	13,075,190	18,645,117	19,226,552	21,111,325	20,120,225
DELAWARE	6,107,198	6,249,803	7,178,193	6,269,980	7,772,119
DIST. OF COL.	4,479,678	5,425,068	6,636,168	6,232,138	8,315,726
FLORIDA	64,420,182	73,085,733	72,148,721	77,391,144	77,912,856
GEORGIA	30,375,653	36,783,340	36,223,968	37,118,172	38,332,567
GUAM	1,285,470	1,041,449	1,792,237	1,756,938	1,492,419
HAWAII	6,276,179	5,574,418	4,037,525	4,128,456	5,450,653
IDAHO	3,552,251	6,643,057	6,973,240	6,748,697	6,725,884
ILLINOIS	47,068,164	53,713,171	60,614,197	58,969,365	65,013,965
INDIANA	13,011,797	16,994,927	18,383,085	19,243,994	18,451,317
IOWA	13,876,688	18,516,754	16,075,067	16,183,580	17,428,698
KANSAS	16,863,746	16,544,632	18,763,494	19,397,178	17,002,892
KENTUCKY	18,938,445	20,148,696	20,686,226	21,210,494	20,570,674
LOUISIANA	15,699,397	15,368,704	18,133,298	19,075,975	19,167,526
MAINE	6,290,885	6,721,757	5,085,324	7,996,739	7,004,056
MARYLAND	27,698,428	36,536,724	32,341,023	34,384,823	33,002,350
MASSACHUSETTS	24,884,530	32,063,867	25,045,629	24,809,588	27,728,004
MICHIGAN	55,811,087	82,124,550	97,038,598	107,969,889	100,889,018
MINNESOTA	38,285,640	40,721,446	43,428,172	46,359,717	48,276,375
MISSISSIPPI	10,252,659	10,455,858	9,260,106	8,346,408	8,206,593
MISSOURI	31,959,498	35,917,011	33,367,018	31,493,588	30,999,345
MONTANA	3,864,319	4,490,358	4,152,325	4,216,033	4,873,573
NEBRASKA	10,779,129	12,948,128	15,802,844	17,430,561	16,036,611
NEVADA	12,904,103	13,776,339	10,869,187	13,614,359	13,509,965
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,453,676	5,419,210	4,966,955	6,142,431	6,138,614
NEW JERSEY	47,200,840	53,284,559	48,761,348	57,634,004	57,795,568
NEW MEXICO	10,969,327	11,254,123	14,955,831	13,464,704	14,526,959
NEW YORK	72,004,220	81,264,546	81,402,567	103,883,825	97,295,723
NORTH CAROLINA	44,034,112	37,695,027	39,162,141	38,770,319	36,384,396
NORTH DAKOTA	3,117,734	3,302,267	4,096,867	4,003,408	3,952,633
OHIO	92,844,775	100,991,945	119,223,689	116,442,654	113,258,740
OKLAHOMA	10,885,750	13,917,872	15,099,442	17,441,042	17,075,127
OREGON	14,394,427	16,682,066	15,141,725	17,491,673	17,932,555
PENNSYLVANIA	60,893,838	67,606,735	62,594,491	67,998,416	69,816,249
PUERTO RICO	10,118,628	10,030,162	12,494,734	11,796,473	14,491,834
RHODE ISLAND	3,461,349	3,890,092	4,119,430	4,315,292	4,159,294
SOUTH CAROLINA	12,278,126	13,117,890	15,278,798	13,580,249	13,047,119
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,131,768	2,277,287	2,242,020	2,508,995	2,532,967
TENNESSEE	17,294,151	17,953,198	19,870,092	25,746,859	23,390,673
TEXAS	67,070,644	69,496,036	79,744,501	88,823,557	97,261,107
UTAH	12,090,231	12,541,595	12,646,628	12,488,593	12,080,040
VERMONT	2,982,042	3,383,284	3,541,561	3,763,381	4,011,774
VIRGIN ISLANDS	866,055	1,805,448	2,152,686	1,792,929	1,627,669
VIRGINIA	25,405,873	26,480,785	24,427,838	25,785,396	26,772,392
WASHINGTON	40,109,796	44,024,121	45,619,602	43,213,540	47,571,088
WEST VIRGINIA	9,682,273	10,209,643	10,456,160	11,099,946	12,417,149
WISCONSIN	32,109,380	29,715,933	33,579,658	32,850,865	33,901,281
WYOMING	2,863,502	3,411,847	3,943,786	3,466,487	3,185,765
TOTALS	$1,359,187,854	$1,519,409,966	$1,613,076,482	$1,751,584,961	$1,764,404,722

 

TABLE 32: NON-IV-D COSTS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 1b A+C.
ALABAMA	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
ALASKA	0	0	0	0	0
ARIZONA	598,184	1,045,513	764,958	1,203,465	1,077,797
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	0	0	4,899,364	0	0
COLORADO	0	0	0	0	0
CONNECTICUT	0	0	0	0	0
DELAWARE	-55,539	214,593	282,017	265,174	262,033
DIST. OF COL.	0	0	69,529	727,193	0
FLORIDA	0	0	0	3,888,255	3,589,186
GEORGIA	0	0	0	0	595,429
GUAM	0	0	0	0	206,156
HAWAII	-303,612	649,780	-213,672	129,982	140,599
IDAHO	0	0	443,396	0	0
ILLINOIS	0	0	0	0	0
INDIANA	0	0	0	0	0
IOWA	0	86,267	96,754	98,237	84,546
KANSAS	0	0	1,114,733	2,077,948	2,230,911
KENTUCKY	169,811	229,616	148,425	257,497	336,362
LOUISIANA	0	0	0	0	0
MAINE	6,627	8,029	9,836	11,162	10,134
MARYLAND	0	0	0	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	0	0	0	0	0
MICHIGAN	0	0	0	0	0
MINNESOTA	0	0	0	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	0	0	0	0	0
MISSOURI	0	0	22,860	324,917	618,478
MONTANA	9,531	14,366	15,109	53,424	58,003
NEBRASKA	0	0	0	0	0
NEVADA	0	86	29	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	0	0	0
NEW JERSEY	48,151	92,438	60,954	115,187	211,721
NEW MEXICO	-4,721	891,821	804,094	871,835	1,240,176
NEW YORK	0	0	0	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	0	0	304,150	225,739	187,868
NORTH DAKOTA	0	0	14,823	236,003	204,487
OHIO	1,391,744	3,145,009	3,379,704	2,343,036	2,016,855
OKLAHOMA	0	0	0	0	0
OREGON	0	0	0	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	0	0	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	0	0	0	35,891
RHODE ISLAND	15,271	40,168	33,782	67,128	73,495
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	0	0	0	0	0
TENNESSEE	0	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	0	85	1,063,289	1,965,266	6,100,540
UTAH	103,888	132,367	125,387	111,258	115,769
VERMONT	81,763	68,910	72,706	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	23,562	167,044	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	0	0	101,198	245,170	165,433
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	52	0	0	0	0
WISCONSIN	5,674	601,850	838,870	823,661	712,458
WYOMING	0	0	0	0	0
TOTALS	$2,090,386	$7,387,942	$14,452,295	$16,041,537	$20,274,327

 

TABLE 33: ADP EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A lines 4,5 and 6. OCSE-396A lines 4 and 5 show the automated data processing expenditures eligible for FFP at the 66% rate, and line 6 shows approved ADP expenditures eligible for FFP at the 80% rate.
ALABAMA	$15,471,977	$16,612,254	$15,742,227	$15,431,786	$14,700,128
ALASKA	354,214	2,289,591	3,284,182	3,478,247	3,403,826
ARIZONA	3,998,964	2,626,823	734,095	0	0
ARKANSAS	15,399,725	20,058,890	19,508,531	27,347,386	18,295,916
CALIFORNIA	75,691,941	88,009,083	113,707,193	136,426,099	145,844,663
COLORADO	1,487,184	3,832,220	1,944,787	2,365,473	2,062,563
CONNECTICUT	1,760,552	1,567,537	1,290,699	1,705,391	3,081,192
DELAWARE	1,997,908	2,380,056	3,822,041	1,827,816	2,169,363
DIST. OF COL.	3,074,161	7,661,441	6,438,780	6,009,158	5,879,439
FLORIDA	18,341,091	22,119,034	29,881,146	28,673,125	26,302,682
GEORGIA	16,566,361	25,751,129	24,902,850	26,596,590	26,614,245
GUAM	207,632	651,310	3,622,927	2,407,852	1,484,324
HAWAII	8,492,042	3,906,096	2,142,294	292,027	-2,226,948
IDAHO	6,256,509	5,379,005	4,164,083	3,672,809	3,708,215
ILLINOIS	27,157,065	24,825,036	16,781,590	20,818,012	27,533,855
INDIANA	11,169,778	21,848,002	27,144,112	19,438,549	15,439,133
IOWA	8,079,049	15,623,623	7,262,983	7,477,317	9,042,850
KANSAS	14,368,352	17,859,008	16,242,139	13,684,811	9,474,273
KENTUCKY	6,929,831	7,659,594	7,663,823	6,412,120	5,713,739
LOUISIANA	2,082,544	1,524,575	6,949,679	5,989,296	2,484,881
MAINE	2,047,330	1,699,046	1,523,224	2,122,564	1,176,494
MARYLAND	6,034,812	18,974,267	13,659,942	7,384,346	1,649,009
MASSACHUSETTS	22,716,227	14,211,412	13,871,878	14,530,241	20,488,831
MICHIGAN	7,934,650	80,518,933	108,064,808	133,025,525	126,409,009
MINNESOTA	29,062,532	27,840,481	30,250,823	30,288,359	30,540,244
MISSISSIPPI	2,394,280	1,845,802	2,615,066	2,091,765	1,930,835
MISSOURI	27,795,110	26,954,613	23,406,108	12,592,502	11,593,405
MONTANA	2,960,011	4,933,275	2,761,024	4,649,922	2,063,104
NEBRASKA	13,662,307	15,620,003	20,299,796	19,642,808	19,461,538
NEVADA	11,379,364	8,011,860	6,128,478	7,231,911	5,429,931
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,782,501	4,313,426	2,869,995	4,462,473	2,742,974
NEW JERSEY	15,150,381	10,215,378	8,788,423	11,496,457	10,224,959
NEW MEXICO	4,587,379	16,386,721	27,511,201	11,774,391	10,743,339
NEW YORK	11,548,566	13,742,673	22,418,170	16,707,778	14,547,175
NORTH CAROLINA	20,673,239	17,704,524	20,635,221	19,460,940	10,631,237
NORTH DAKOTA	3,133,864	2,720,325	2,925,846	3,563,212	3,096,967
OHIO	58,009,232	65,803,840	77,555,478	57,108,342	43,795,094
OKLAHOMA	3,140,841	6,585,650	6,894,745	3,166,235	1,569,271
OREGON	4,477,518	2,137,301	1,612,908	1,990,955	1,856,176
PENNSYLVANIA	61,841,833	56,397,914	35,521,404	36,443,208	33,570,835
PUERTO RICO	5,057,779	1,466,022	1,492,379	3,403,144	7,481,978
RHODE ISLAND	2,471,343	1,449,565	1,168,320	511,752	583,273
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	6,056,685	13,000,365	5,236,425	4,544,475
SOUTH DAKOTA	882,397	916,659	952,251	842,269	756,792
TENNESSEE	13,734,208	16,596,801	16,411,307	18,694,129	17,528,692
TEXAS	38,859,772	37,315,303	43,695,156	46,076,972	47,400,889
UTAH	8,481,968	7,507,186	6,907,208	6,864,622	6,417,751
VERMONT	721,702	1,087,829	2,020,518	659,313	536,080
VIRGIN ISLANDS	390,390	1,652,204	3,742,377	1,468,418	1,470,163
VIRGINIA	14,642,238	13,464,831	11,949,362	12,430,114	15,409,605
WASHINGTON	11,759,512	13,985,589	12,416,520	11,003,741	10,739,742
WEST VIRGINIA	3,423,846	6,053,717	5,830,648	2,994,627	2,461,971
WISCONSIN	29,115,593	28,939,333	18,376,427	24,585,299	19,975,520
WYOMING	1,250,395	2,093,753	2,709,788	2,537,043	1,829,932
TOTALS	$683,010,000	$827,387,228	$883,217,325	$867,095,666	$811,665,629

 

TABLE 34: ADP EXPENDITURES AT ENHANCED RATE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 6 (A+C). OCSE-396A line 6 shows the approved ADP expenditures for FFP at the 80% rate.
ALABAMA	$0	$1,251,726	$4,523,583	$0	$0
ALASKA	190,426	2,017,907	1,027,743	0	0
ARIZONA	853,909	2,450,883	629,190	0	0
ARKANSAS	0	5,413,728	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	0	0	11,451,669	8,128,677	116,809
COLORADO	820,175	2,570,005	0	2,665,506	0
CONNECTICUT	0	990,070	487,050	106,115	0
DELAWARE	470,644	681,150	1,302,954	0	0
DIST. OF COL.	0	0	779,760	0	0
FLORIDA	0	965,888	20,669,254	0	0
GEORGIA	54,260	3,637,218	4,200,793	0	1,089,312
GUAM	0	226,550	2,004,263	0	0
HAWAII	3,945,700	0	0	0	0
IDAHO	0	0	2,410,655	0	0
ILLINOIS	0	1,020,232	3,050,226	4,005,313	-7,205
INDIANA	0	0	14,883,653	522,780	0
IOWA	3,906,357	0	0	0	0
KANSAS	0	6,066,460	0	0	0
KENTUCKY	0	0	7,441,963	0	0
LOUISIANA	0	292,485	6,070,121	628,244	0
MAINE	0	0	3,906,789	0	0
MARYLAND	269,585	4,695,428	1,398,530	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	3,925,457	2,863,006	862,498	0	0
MICHIGAN	0	12,128,145	11,165,607	0	0
MINNESOTA	0	0	0	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	455,556	173,299	804,538	0	0
MISSOURI	0	0	9,798,655	0	0
MONTANA	534,741	285,240	245,077	0	0
NEBRASKA	0	0	4,673,189	0	0
NEVADA	0	1,102,680	2,912,740	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,975,334	18,681	0	1,451,750	0
NEW JERSEY	102,367	0	5,058,150	289,903	0
NEW MEXICO	0	1,139,208	3,476,728	0	0
NEW YORK	666,006	-12,075	3,760,342	942,533	0
NORTH CAROLINA	-141,356	141,289	0	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	1,684,229	30,457	141,400	0	0
OHIO	0	5,568,377	14,254,375	0	0
OKLAHOMA	0	3,242,022	382,746	1,927,028	0
OREGON	0	417,845	468,600	74,308	0
PENNSYLVANIA	10,041,036	70,320	304,090	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	1,289,056	0	458,173	0
RHODE ISLAND	1,796,575	831,822	747,381	0	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	6,051,231	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	396,147	755,463	561,027	0	0
TENNESSEE	2,060,658	5,213,541	1,785,047	0	0
TEXAS	10,034,783	2,732,931	5,473,113	4,155,078	617,198
UTAH	1,621,660	27,115	209,484	0	0
VERMONT	500,000	688,625	1,609,513	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	2,741,823	0	0
VIRGINIA	1,462,940	2,104,374	2,715,701	585,735	0
WASHINGTON	103,180	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	141,490	2,274,435	2,118,535	0	0
WISCONSIN	4,489,191	5,627,514	86,829	0	0
WYOMING	720,144	1,437,060	934,651	0	0
TOTALS	$53,081,194	$82,430,160	$169,581,266	$25,941,143	$1,816,114

 

TABLE 35: EXPENDITURES FOR LABORATORY TESTS FOR PATERNITY ESTABLISHMENT FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 8 A+C.
ALABAMA	$1,161,701	$1,150,066	$1,194,178	$1,314,848	$1,514,312
ALASKA	39,688	45,064	69,417	57,998	91,514
ARIZONA	308,315	335,169	277,724	216,177	261,542
ARKANSAS	488,672	463,829	406,124	404,870	340,438
CALIFORNIA	3,305,807	3,273,093	2,046,122	2,063,898	2,246,615
COLORADO	183,704	224,851	-3,530	92,075	101,822
CONNECTICUT	169,308	173,749	175,389	159,607	139,853
DELAWARE	69,142	88,106	90,747	70,114	57,405
DIST. OF COL.	92,565	69,482	59,301	36,981	33,687
FLORIDA	1,459,944	1,376,595	1,623,623	1,869,190	2,069,451
GEORGIA	803,362	1,039,464	1,119,825	1,138,568	1,271,412
GUAM	32,567	29,410	17,531	18,600	21,670
HAWAII	64,354	64,634	-9,208	87,179	64,667
IDAHO	54,404	241,546	146,629	134,367	121,982
ILLINOIS	582,565	481,608	693,357	764,237	746,412
INDIANA	394,565	743,562	692,605	850,743	813,151
IOWA	241,757	256,775	204,693	209,036	246,117
KANSAS	40,679	85,983	30,774	28,866	106,873
KENTUCKY	689,247	557,930	527,126	667,709	703,694
LOUISIANA	1,296,374	1,670,872	1,418,208	1,023,244	1,004,484
MAINE	169,658	172,844	141,668	120,715	48,596
MARYLAND	1,537,317	598,466	969,209	318,910	97,190
MASSACHUSETTS	382,130	344,864	321,828	267,142	287,787
MICHIGAN	458,480	549,458	853,756	582,606	441,807
MINNESOTA	581,959	664,947	574,915	693,228	784,000
MISSISSIPPI	389,866	748,131	829,246	772,299	717,602
MISSOURI	764,433	1,314,980	1,118,301	1,263,281	1,338,294
MONTANA	77,458	45,071	75,051	125,020	48,433
NEBRASKA	382,246	343,112	277,507	264,155	278,137
NEVADA	98,386	110,890	66,380	113,862	125,143
NEW HAMPSHIRE	93,425	82,725	104,383	109,087	99,633
NEW JERSEY	367,601	342,467	368,711	371,032	356,099
NEW MEXICO	112,294	103,711	100,589	87,681	176,309
NEW YORK	1,074,105	1,014,757	748,623	1,136,856	1,368,150
NORTH CAROLINA	859,210	919,444	967,778	993,822	912,531
NORTH DAKOTA	36,183	30,711	32,676	26,425	29,023
OHIO	3,041,588	3,767,181	3,601,754	3,054,600	3,128,519
OKLAHOMA	334,263	486,995	294,940	272,154	353,399
OREGON	-403	373,130	164,694	106,914	185,952
PENNSYLVANIA	414,944	818,044	656,919	677,921	578,479
PUERTO RICO	52,008	37,383	89,191	76,875	92,247
RHODE ISLAND	0	0	0	0	131,084
SOUTH CAROLINA	793,238	1,010,872	569,694	480,786	506,015
SOUTH DAKOTA	110,797	128,196	67,898	78,579	64,747
TENNESSEE	676,706	1,170,050	1,098,644	1,401,956	1,662,766
TEXAS	2,192,592	2,644,862	2,862,993	3,073,747	3,321,203
UTAH	120,878	183,739	97,351	120,980	189,566
VERMONT	100,576	97,194	109,193	110,358	76,416
VIRGIN ISLANDS	17,285	29,180	24,231	23,525	20,525
VIRGINIA	543,160	970,667	614,466	276,878	452,124
WASHINGTON	170,917	-147,907	115,788	148,905	440,607
WEST VIRGINIA	188,411	281,555	172,106	294,911	217,453
WISCONSIN	568,143	580,869	917,256	934,619	1,199,418
WYOMING	64,723	48,140	52,276	40,205	42,146
TOTALS	$28,253,297	$32,238,516	$29,840,650	$29,628,341	$31,728,501

 

TABLE 36: FEES AND COSTS RECOVERED FOR TWO FISCAL YEARS

STATES	FPLS 2002	FPLS 2003	CSENet 2002	CSENet 2003	Pre-Offset 2002	Pre-Offset 2003	Other 2002	Other 2003
ALABAMA	$75,052	$95,700	$16,844	$30,164	$0	$0	$0	$0
ALASKA	19,904	27,232	15,280	23,660	0	0	0	0
ARIZONA	63,076	78,796	16,472	28,560	53,606	54,814	0	0
ARKANSAS	35,296	47,784	15,704	25,612	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	414,636	521,844	26,620	70,632	0	0	0	0
COLORADO	46,328	58,456	16,036	26,628	0	0	0	0
CONNECTICUT	51,312	66,064	16,144	27,348	0	0	0	0
DELAWARE	20,108	28,128	15,288	23,748	0	0	0	0
DIST. OF COL.	27,488	39,844	15,496	24,860	0	0	0	0
FLORIDA	188,300	224,136	20,100	42,360	53,336	51,194	0	0
GEORGIA	105,176	145,796	17,760	34,920	104,297	99,378	0	0
GUAM	11,508	17,196	15,040	22,708	0	1,369	0	0
HAWAII	21,516	30,956	15,340	24,016	5,865	5,083	0	0
IDAHO	22,652	32,184	15,344	24,132	8,904	7,047	0	0
ILLINOIS	144,176	205,536	18,952	40,596	0	0	-936,273	0
INDIANA	124,628	132,912	18,640	33,696	28,066	23,520	0	0
IOWA	44,124	57,580	15,952	26,544	12,634	15,578	0	0
KANSAS	34,560	47,552	15,708	25,592	26,586	17,296	0	0
KENTUCKY	65,528	84,856	16,604	29,136	0	0	0	0
LOUISIANA	71,096	89,932	16,748	29,616	0	0	0	0
MAINE	23,568	31,212	15,396	24,040	0	0	0	0
MARYLAND	75,092	97,432	16,932	30,328	0	0	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	51,428	66,704	16,228	27,412	0	0	0	0
MICHIGAN	288,492	332,508	22,852	52,652	70,241	90,765	0	0
MINNESOTA	52,880	69,916	16,208	27,716	0	0	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	60,424	77,736	16,488	28,456	0	0	0	0
MISSOURI	76,712	99,912	16,908	30,564	27,847	28,451	3,733	0
MONTANA	17,388	24,444	15,204	23,396	11,634	11,630	0	0
NEBRASKA	33,868	42,432	15,712	25,104	0	0	0	0
NEVADA	24,484	35,204	15,416	24,420	5,833	5,682	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	18,524	25,440	15,244	23,492	9,381	10,604	0	0
NEW JERSEY	108,016	121,664	18,024	32,628	87,014	89,633	0	0
NEW MEXICO	24,396	35,288	15,412	24,428	11,293	15,088	0	0
NEW YORK	241,268	287,880	21,684	48,412	0	0	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	94,320	125,164	17,392	32,960	0	0	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	17,396	24,204	15,216	23,376	0	0	0	0
OHIO	183,608	218,644	20,184	41,840	206,239	51,982	0	0
OKLAHOMA	32,676	45,152	15,644	25,364	13,267	12,624	0	0
OREGON	57,236	55,554	16,352	21,081	10,762	0	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	176,440	201,480	19,956	40,208	45,175	39,604	0	0
PUERTO RICO	46,600	63,896	16,048	27,144	0	0	0	0
RHODE ISLAND	23,968	30,976	15,424	24,016	0	0	0	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	49,712	66,368	16,156	27,380	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	15,656	22,240	15,160	23,188	3,054	2,683	0	0
TENNESSEE	108,596	129,644	17,900	33,388	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	164,700	237,528	19,300	43,632	68,430	92,329	0	0
UTAH	29,184	38,464	15,544	24,728	0	0	0	0
VERMONT	13,972	20,224	15,112	22,996	2,044	2,204	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	12,016	17,204	15,060	22,708	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	79,252	105,816	16,956	31,124	85,169	92,597	0	0
WASHINGTON	76,780	97,956	16,884	30,376	28,528	27,450	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	29,668	42,688	15,544	25,128	0	0	0	0
WISCONSIN	86,308	106,600	17,188	31,200	0	0	0	0
WYOMING	18,900	27,440	15,236	23,680	0	0	0	0
TOTALS	$3,999,992	$5,057,498	$910,036	$1,613,093	$979,205	$848,605	$-932,540	$0
Source: Form OCSE-396A	line 11		line 12		line 13		line 14

 

TABLE 37: FEES RETAINED BY OTHER STATES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 13.
ALABAMA	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
ALASKA	0	1,001	1,129	2,212	3,646
ARIZONA	0	0	0	0	0
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	5,785	9,339	11,553	11,105	8,371
COLORADO	0	0	1,798	0	5,009
CONNECTICUT	0	0	0	0	109,175
DELAWARE	0	0	0	0	2,295
DIST. OF COL.	0	0	0	0	0
FLORIDA	0	0	0	0	0
GEORGIA	0	0	0	489	23,591
GUAM	177,302	0	0	0	0
HAWAII	0	0	0	78	668
IDAHO	0	0	0	0	33,500
ILLINOIS	0	0	0	0	0
INDIANA	0	0	2,477	2,001	13,881
IOWA	0	0	7,449	7,820	17,051
KANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
KENTUCKY	0	0	0	0	336,319
LOUISIANA	0	0	6,996	4,693	2,980
MAINE	5,657,841	3,194,796	0	0	0
MARYLAND	0	0	526	2,621	1,151
MASSACHUSETTS	0	33	220	10
MICHIGAN	8,225	67,987	56,716	579,188	5,229
MINNESOTA	0	0	1,364	3,630	13,055
MISSISSIPPI	374	164	274	-8,552	-93,650
MISSOURI	0	0	0	0	0
MONTANA	59	6,548	7,414	7,490	10,210
NEBRASKA	0	0	0	4,897	9,705
NEVADA	0	1,951	12,120	14,571	13,623
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	0	0	361
NEW JERSEY	0	0	0	0	196
NEW MEXICO	0	0	0	356	2,095
NEW YORK	0	0	0	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	994	0	0	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	3,237	564	3,457	5,116	5,871
OHIO	0	382,445	14,086,330	-5,760,106	22,088
OKLAHOMA	0	23,602	35,800	36,396	39,597
OREGON	0	0	0	5,168	9,755
PENNSYLVANIA	0	0	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	0	0	0	65
RHODE ISLAND	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	0	0	0	0	1,809
TENNESSEE	0	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	53,310	47,638	42,851	56,724	75,011
UTAH	0	0	372	551	1,668
VERMONT	0	0	0	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	0	0	2,470	3,542	8,283
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	0	0	0	27	795
WISCONSIN	0	0	0	0	549,400
WYOMING	0	4	7,149	6,974	12,625
TOTALS	$5,907,127	$3,736,072	$14,288,465	-$5,013,004	$1,245,438

 

TABLE 38 : TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Forms OCSE-34A line 7a - OCSE-396A line 9 A+C.
ALABAMA	-$36,475,950	-$46,758,800	-$42,867,808	-$51,884,421	-$54,076,050
ALASKA	-945,544	-5,793,388	-5,785,642	-4,963,883	-5,848,653
ARIZONA	-35,734,891	-34,567,595	-34,170,446	-33,532,662	-32,121,066
ARKANSAS	-26,897,501	-31,207,602	-38,697,909	-45,664,873	-40,236,227
CALIFORNIA	3,939,622	42,278,918	-161,118,617	-430,956,644	-368,020,518
COLORADO	-21,941,411	-34,755,930	-36,161,416	-39,293,194	-49,372,465
CONNECTICUT	8,720,752	-10,787,024	-13,305,652	-13,871,203	-15,529,173
DELAWARE	-12,061,917	-12,859,439	-16,041,541	-12,630,686	-17,301,777
DIST. OF COL.	-8,226,778	-11,863,410	-15,644,193	-13,693,296	-19,463,178
FLORIDA	-117,555,377	-141,281,765	-152,346,904	-148,279,370	-153,910,938
GEORGIA	-54,584,178	-75,761,228	-76,614,387	-79,287,018	-82,950,286
GUAM	-2,446,557	-1,849,518	-4,871,391	-3,683,775	-2,832,054
HAWAII	-11,609,876	-6,441,786	-746,288	-1,454,077	-6,778,037
IDAHO	-6,437,205	-15,432,420	-17,157,651	-15,666,033	-15,750,876
ILLINOIS	-67,594,878	-78,185,387	-126,916,163	-132,032,574	-151,834,774
INDIANA	-19,655,690	-29,574,514	-38,108,920	-30,587,032	-23,164,587
IOWA	-125,636	-12,608,826	-7,171,803	-9,640,423	-13,522,170
KANSAS	-21,375,493	-23,581,682	-40,476,335	-38,066,473	-29,800,832
KENTUCKY	-20,812,261	-26,477,714	-30,431,369	-27,899,360	-29,431,982
LOUISIANA	-29,819,181	-31,194,466	-41,002,937	-41,083,459	-41,832,612
MAINE	8,036,334	9,147,276	11,387,713	1,503,896	4,120,240
MARYLAND	-58,377,765	-84,720,042	-74,195,740	-79,997,601	-76,301,319
MASSACHUSETTS	-21,165,326	-50,523,436	-30,801,793	-26,426,912	-36,944,744
MICHIGAN	-44,015,040	-134,552,368	-210,151,315	-206,713,280	-199,099,747
MINNESOTA	-55,888,764	-66,604,874	-79,427,102	-89,116,718	-93,308,914
MISSISSIPPI	-20,285,882	-23,513,819	-20,430,802	-17,378,012	-17,018,444
MISSOURI	-60,793,236	-65,790,104	-58,350,599	-43,988,576	-47,757,218
MONTANA	-6,073,262	-8,281,981	-7,626,348	-6,854,921	-8,467,151
NEBRASKA	-20,300,130	-28,598,250	-35,978,104	-41,296,356	-38,492,232
NEVADA	-30,917,227	-35,834,479	-27,467,727	-34,432,209	-33,678,139
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-8,849,270	-6,712,079	-6,464,659	-10,328,677	-7,553,586
NEW JERSEY	-67,159,529	-91,900,701	-84,398,873	-108,777,503	-112,035,429
NEW MEXICO	-22,024,567	-25,685,573	-38,292,340	-31,443,935	-34,482,998
NEW YORK	-36,609,853	-59,737,206	-73,201,794	-153,843,359	-158,247,230
NORTH CAROLINA	-88,729,694	-69,548,324	-74,961,161	-75,220,442	-70,825,009
NORTH DAKOTA	-5,190,323	-5,540,011	-6,605,273	-6,507,546	-5,939,018
OHIO	-188,870,002	-213,817,871	-286,081,903	-273,346,125	-267,459,931
OKLAHOMA	-11,735,545	-22,597,493	-24,853,722	-32,777,424	-31,052,895
OREGON	-19,102,976	-27,179,139	-22,778,686	-28,357,480	-30,451,599
PENNSYLVANIA	-96,269,425	-112,840,822	-96,496,562	-114,092,167	-126,532,527
PUERTO RICO	-28,117,631	-27,985,267	-35,075,657	-33,359,469	-41,051,777
RHODE ISLAND	6,824,294	5,107,177	3,198,178	2,134,177	1,592,369
SOUTH CAROLINA	-25,911,839	-29,697,747	-38,813,898	-30,743,137	-30,028,760
SOUTH DAKOTA	-1,845,770	-2,341,986	-2,529,564	-3,166,284	-3,543,455
TENNESSEE	-36,012,119	-40,958,240	-42,455,445	-55,549,404	-47,776,591
TEXAS	-95,368,710	-124,745,193	-137,260,710	-177,142,420	-206,439,293
UTAH	-16,981,551	-18,642,315	-18,851,938	-18,966,781	-18,547,588
VERMONT	-2,025,563	-2,727,841	-4,291,804	-4,946,409	-6,273,846
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-2,138,042	-4,660,727	-7,014,796	-5,058,014	-4,569,604
VIRGINIA	-39,088,832	-44,663,559	-35,236,207	-39,712,969	-38,810,513
WASHINGTON	-22,708,511	-37,106,567	-46,223,134	-42,849,260	-60,464,785
WEST VIRGINIA	-23,427,428	-24,548,963	-20,341,752	-19,445,354	-23,084,022
WISCONSIN	-63,824,078	-50,839,848	-58,777,722	-63,958,681	-66,760,079
WYOMING	-5,061,595	-7,304,766	-8,612,326	-6,982,203	-6,649,671
TOTALS	-$1,691,648,807	-$2,124,650,714	-$2,599,100,937	-$3,053,312,011	-$3,097,713,760

 

TABLE 39: STATE SHARE OF PROGRAM SAVINGS OR COSTS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Forms OCSE-34A and 396A.
ALABAMA	-$9,004,808	-$12,139,629	-$11,184,822	-$14,811,474	-$15,489,679
ALASKA	4,736,461	2,688,515	2,370,581	2,969,558	2,570,690
ARIZONA	-7,863,356	-7,156,240	-7,785,918	-7,659,872	-7,764,343
ARKANSAS	-8,339,573	-8,473,130	-12,106,207	-14,321,128	-12,568,198
CALIFORNIA	174,360,888	187,450,455	101,917,415	-23,240,441	17,155,857
COLORADO	2,618,248	-1,600,676	-2,937,307	-3,960,770	-8,130,963
CONNECTICUT	18,153,582	8,463,149	6,157,139	9,077,322	7,423,112
DELAWARE	-2,109,685	-2,391,304	-3,274,015	-2,020,020	-3,312,163
DIST. OF COL.	-1,416,706	-2,976,186	-4,517,729	-3,900,823	-5,806,417
FLORIDA	-17,293,109	-26,578,960	-25,412,344	-22,699,593	-25,081,445
GEORGIA	-7,401,618	-13,877,157	-14,136,132	-16,759,472	-17,484,647
GUAM	-705,605	-609,546	-1,254,968	-1,137,239	-953,764
HAWAII	-56,381	1,284,181	3,055,415	2,524,985	343,304
IDAHO	-1,621,981	-4,440,044	-4,746,157	-4,330,799	-3,973,766
ILLINOIS	-659,033	-1,607,156	-28,770,620	-32,401,736	-40,155,221
INDIANA	-1,513,056	-6,436,744	-7,244,340	-8,111,604	-5,349,558
IOWA	6,756,318	2,066,408	4,039,438	2,853,283	417,992
KANSAS	-1,833,877	-2,063,660	-10,340,728	-10,425,318	-7,745,210
KENTUCKY	-3,552,344	-4,030,071	-4,316,161	-6,202,790	-6,565,931
LOUISIANA	-7,313,714	-7,628,443	-10,270,951	-11,919,331	-14,787,291
MAINE	7,666,437	8,087,668	8,669,106	3,644,666	3,608,083
MARYLAND	-11,146,243	-19,819,071	-17,525,029	-19,295,148	-18,175,839
MASSACHUSETTS	10,156,602	-4,547,716	2,745,870	6,271,277	1,339,980
MICHIGAN	20,772,854	-12,049,665	-42,151,525	-39,786,566	-37,594,351
MINNESOTA	-2,774,512	-5,238,494	-8,947,849	-9,167,354	-9,659,458
MISSISSIPPI	-4,276,621	-6,401,778	-6,576,028	-4,501,656	-4,423,836
MISSOURI	-11,171,066	-13,243,351	-8,981,792	-4,406,082	-5,600,194
MONTANA	-1,267,355	-888,520	-807,565	-1,485,433	-1,883,243
NEBRASKA	-4,025,145	-7,058,052	-8,325,369	-11,237,271	-10,360,789
NEVADA	-7,324,205	-10,394,936	-5,723,878	-9,363,897	-8,772,651
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-94,541	-61,542	134,900	-713,125	547,917
NEW JERSEY	-213,542	-9,754,397	-4,982,564	-9,976,234	-13,942,126
NEW MEXICO	-6,762,885	-6,746,437	-12,396,197	-10,528,579	-11,608,255
NEW YORK	42,127,627	34,865,805	27,144,601	-4,439,876	-11,854,514
NORTH CAROLINA	-22,507,798	-15,621,838	-18,467,559	-14,362,613	-10,193,575
NORTH DAKOTA	-869,417	-1,322,292	-1,703,011	-1,646,176	-1,275,271
OHIO	-39,743,670	-45,991,187	-70,760,175	-68,497,170	-64,545,327
OKLAHOMA	-661,900	-4,931,209	-6,169,819	-8,573,309	-8,418,608
OREGON	90,110	-2,425,657	-996,720	-2,709,241	-3,680,442
PENNSYLVANIA	-6,809,672	-13,865,736	-7,945,206	-15,079,312	-12,481,026
PUERTO RICO	-9,070,652	-8,984,058	-11,532,604	-10,873,734	-13,554,740
RHODE ISLAND	7,648,000	6,874,431	5,636,947	5,134,572	4,298,189
SOUTH CAROLINA	-6,633,914	-8,433,739	-11,809,205	-8,855,852	-8,619,892
SOUTH DAKOTA	303,498	1,844,855	1,720,635	511,177	506,087
TENNESSEE	-7,522,403	-8,685,371	-11,034,597	-16,850,804	-12,405,194
TEXAS	-7,677,201	-23,300,663	-21,946,496	-29,614,269	-39,164,365
UTAH	-4,158,769	-5,289,205	-4,948,072	-5,149,079	-4,957,549
VERMONT	1,033,753	681,117	114,039	-183,309	-857,442
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-670,710	-1,570,445	-1,977,006	-1,689,951	-1,509,632
VIRGINIA	-4,249,728	-2,247,899	-87,867	-1,434,029	1,139,759
WASHINGTON	19,410,571	14,421,828	12,735,888	13,327,596	8,031,510
WEST VIRGINIA	-6,531,617	-7,174,423	-6,726,058	-5,511,043	-6,752,277
WISCONSIN	-11,705,512	-5,461,457	-5,940,598	-10,818,638	-8,852,200
WYOMING	-1,094,995	-1,737,171	-2,269,136	-1,765,725	-1,654,137
TOTALS	$66,186,030	-$86,526,843	-$272,588,350	-$466,103,448	-$460,583,048

 

TABLE 40: FEDERAL SHARE OF PROGRAM COSTS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Forms OCSE-34A and OCSE-396A.
ALABAMA	-$27,471,142	-$34,619,171	-$31,682,986	-$37,072,947	-$38,586,371
ALASKA	-5,682,005	-8,481,903	-8,156,223	-7,933,441	-8,419,343
ARIZONA	-27,871,535	-27,411,355	-26,384,528	-25,872,790	-24,356,723
ARKANSAS	-18,557,928	-22,734,472	-26,591,702	-31,343,745	-27,668,029
CALIFORNIA	-170,421,266	-145,171,537	-263,036,032	-407,716,203	-385,176,375
COLORADO	-24,559,659	-33,155,254	-33,224,109	-35,332,424	-41,241,502
CONNECTICUT	-9,432,830	-19,250,173	-19,462,791	-22,948,525	-22,952,285
DELAWARE	-9,952,232	-10,468,135	-12,767,526	-10,610,666	-13,989,614
DIST. OF COL.	-6,810,072	-8,887,224	-11,126,464	-9,792,473	-13,656,761
FLORIDA	-100,262,268	-114,702,805	-126,934,560	-125,579,777	-128,829,493
GEORGIA	-47,182,560	-61,884,070	-62,478,255	-62,527,546	-65,465,637
GUAM	-1,740,952	-1,239,972	-3,616,423	-2,546,536	-1,878,290
HAWAII	-11,553,495	-7,725,967	-3,801,703	-3,979,062	-7,121,341
IDAHO	-4,815,224	-10,992,376	-12,411,494	-11,335,234	-11,777,110
ILLINOIS	-66,935,845	-76,578,231	-98,145,543	-99,630,838	-111,679,553
INDIANA	-18,142,634	-23,137,770	-30,864,580	-22,475,428	-17,815,029
IOWA	-6,881,954	-14,675,234	-11,211,241	-12,493,706	-13,940,162
KANSAS	-19,541,616	-21,518,022	-30,135,607	-27,641,155	-22,055,622
KENTUCKY	-17,259,917	-22,447,642	-26,115,208	-21,696,570	-22,866,051
LOUISIANA	-22,505,467	-23,566,023	-30,731,986	-29,164,128	-27,045,321
MAINE	369,897	1,059,608	2,718,607	-2,140,770	512,157
MARYLAND	-47,231,522	-64,900,971	-56,670,711	-60,702,453	-58,125,479
MASSACHUSETTS	-31,321,928	-45,975,720	-33,547,663	-32,698,189	-38,284,724
MICHIGAN	-64,787,894	-122,502,703	-167,999,790	-166,926,714	-161,505,396
MINNESOTA	-53,114,252	-61,366,380	-70,479,253	-79,949,364	-83,649,456
MISSISSIPPI	-16,009,261	-17,112,041	-13,854,774	-12,876,356	-12,594,608
MISSOURI	-49,622,170	-52,546,753	-49,368,807	-39,582,494	-42,157,024
MONTANA	-4,805,907	-7,393,461	-6,818,783	-5,369,488	-6,583,908
NEBRASKA	-16,274,985	-21,540,198	-27,652,735	-30,059,085	-28,131,443
NEVADA	-23,593,022	-25,439,543	-21,743,849	-25,068,312	-24,905,488
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-8,754,729	-6,650,537	-6,599,559	-9,615,552	-8,101,503
NEW JERSEY	-66,945,987	-82,146,304	-79,416,309	-98,801,269	-98,093,303
NEW MEXICO	-15,261,682	-18,939,136	-25,896,143	-20,915,356	-22,874,743
NEW YORK	-78,737,480	-94,603,011	-100,346,395	-149,403,483	-146,392,716
NORTH CAROLINA	-66,221,896	-53,926,486	-56,493,602	-60,857,829	-60,631,434
NORTH DAKOTA	-4,320,906	-4,217,719	-4,902,262	-4,861,370	-4,663,747
OHIO	-149,126,332	-167,826,684	-215,321,728	-204,848,955	-202,914,604
OKLAHOMA	-11,073,645	-17,666,284	-18,683,903	-24,204,115	-22,634,286
OREGON	-19,193,087	-24,753,482	-21,781,966	-25,648,239	-26,771,157
PENNSYLVANIA	-89,459,753	-98,975,086	-88,551,356	-99,012,855	-114,051,501
PUERTO RICO	-19,046,979	-19,001,209	-23,543,053	-22,485,735	-27,497,037
RHODE ISLAND	-823,706	-1,767,254	-2,438,769	-3,000,395	-2,705,820
SOUTH CAROLINA	-19,277,925	-21,264,008	-27,004,693	-21,887,285	-21,408,868
SOUTH DAKOTA	-2,149,268	-4,186,841	-4,250,199	-3,677,461	-4,049,542
TENNESSEE	-28,489,716	-32,272,869	-31,420,848	-38,698,600	-35,371,397
TEXAS	-87,691,509	-101,444,530	-115,314,214	-147,528,151	-167,274,928
UTAH	-12,822,782	-13,353,110	-13,903,866	-13,817,702	-13,590,039
VERMONT	-3,059,316	-3,408,958	-4,405,843	-4,763,100	-5,416,404
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-1,467,332	-3,090,282	-5,037,790	-3,368,063	-3,059,972
VIRGINIA	-34,839,104	-42,415,660	-35,148,340	-38,278,940	-39,950,272
WASHINGTON	-42,119,082	-51,528,395	-58,959,022	-56,176,856	-68,496,295
WEST VIRGINIA	-16,895,811	-17,374,540	-13,615,694	-13,934,311	-16,331,745
WISCONSIN	-52,118,566	-45,378,391	-52,837,125	-53,140,043	-57,907,884
WYOMING	-3,966,600	-5,567,595	-6,343,190	-5,216,478	-4,995,534
TOTALS	-$1,757,834,838	-$2,038,123,869	-$2,326,512,588	-$2,587,208,562	-$2,637,130,712

 

TABLE 41: CASES WITH NO JURSIDICTION FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 3.
ALABAMA	0	0	0	0	0
ALASKA	0	0	0	0	0
ARIZONA	11,691	12,494	12,032	12,807	11,972
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	293	1,175	1,142	1,542	1,679
COLORADO	163	48	30	29	34
CONNECTICUT	777	740	811	935	888
DELAWARE	0	0	0	0	0
DIST. OF COL.	0	0	0	0	0
FLORIDA	0	0	0	1,336	567
GEORGIA	126,004	153,715	191,611	521	2,049
GUAM	0	0	0	0	0
HAWAII	61	60	68	73	68
IDAHO	2122	351	575	654
ILLINOIS	170	725	370	602	577
INDIANA	0	0	0	0	0
IOWA	0	0	0	0	0
KANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
KENTUCKY	517	37	63	69
LOUISIANA	0	0	0	0	0
MAINE	0	0	0	0	0
MARYLAND	0	0	0	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	285	467	664	656	683
MICHIGAN	83	86	23	94	1
MINNESOTA	0	0	0	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	0	0	0	0	0
MISSOURI	16	9	14	19
MONTANA	3,423	2,046	2,645	2,925	3,011
NEBRASKA	0	0	0	0	0
NEVADA	0	0	0	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	0	0	0
NEW JERSEY	638	675	621	697	637
NEW MEXICO	56	121	3,957	4,744	5,942
NEW YORK	47	24	87	363	585
NORTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	4,869	4,719	4,400	3,523	4,647
OHIO	0	0	0	0	0
OKLAHOMA	0	0	0	0	0
OREGON	0	0	0	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	0	0	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	0	0	0	0
RHODE ISLAND	60	56	61	73	112
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,097	3,486	3,561	13,676	13,556
TENNESSEE	0	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	29	41	47	51	63
UTAH	101	66	63	44	103
VERMONT	0	38	36	41	40
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	21	21
VIRGINIA	0	0	0	0	0
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	0	0	0	0	6
WISCONSIN	0	0	24	33	43
WYOMING	2,131	1,919	2,023	2,062	2,005
TOTALS	153,986	182,846	224,673	47,500	50,031

 

TABLE 42: CASES OPEN BY CURRENT, FORMER, AND NEVER ASSISTANCE, FY 2003

Source: Form OCSE-157 line 1.
STATES	TOTAL	CURRENT ASSISTANCE	FORMER ASSISTANCE	NEVER ASSISTANCE
ALABAMA	248,624	29,832	115,015	103,777
ALASKA	46,387	7,115	24,721	14,551
ARIZONA	246,899	72,415	123,245	51,239
ARKANSAS	128,472	17,579	50,973	59,920
CALIFORNIA	1,836,818	445,861	895,198	495,759
COLORADO	138,083	16,751	80,801	40,531
CONNECTICUT	211,935	32,744	118,713	60,478
DELAWARE	55,198	9,006	27,497	18,695
DIST. OF COL.	105,139	33,609	43,361	28,169
FLORIDA	663,296	74,751	325,298	263,247
GEORGIA	478,886	91,477	220,108	167,301
GUAM	12,368	398	8,360	3,610
HAWAII	99,363	28,836	44,067	26,460
IDAHO	87,351	4,029	31,694	51,628
ILLINOIS	723,806	92,512	314,985	316,309
INDIANA	301,473	36,941	142,377	122,155
IOWA	175,180	26,489	101,191	47,500
KANSAS	134,321	25,572	64,626	44,123
KENTUCKY	313,583	55,615	158,949	99,019
LOUISIANA	272,341	38,544	139,608	94,189
MAINE	64,292	16,439	32,169	15,684
MARYLAND	312,744	38,521	131,738	142,485
MASSACHUSETTS	245,867	52,650	131,661	61,556
MICHIGAN	1,041,055	165,289	523,893	351,873
MINNESOTA	244,655	54,742	140,626	49,287
MISSISSIPPI	301,564	29,736	111,023	160,805
MISSOURI	383,780	71,534	162,150	150,096
MONTANA	37,972	5,221	23,834	8,917
NEBRASKA	97,589	12,622	44,103	40,864
NEVADA	118,319	20,120	37,803	60,396
NEW HAMPSHIRE	38,015	6,725	17,262	14,028
NEW JERSEY	344,194	69,221	154,068	120,905
NEW MEXICO	63,669	17,498	26,828	19,343
NEW YORK	886,228	155,895	466,191	264,142
NORTH CAROLINA	417,936	58,608	235,683	123,645
NORTH DAKOTA	34,129	3,887	12,678	17,564
OHIO	915,211	124,948	361,395	428,868
OKLAHOMA	137,115	21,213	67,019	48,883
OREGON	247,388	39,745	100,010	107,633
PENNSYLVANIA	590,935	100,266	234,999	255,670
PUERTO RICO	237,297	64,436	9,337	163,524
RHODE ISLAND	67,811	18,627	35,002	14,182
SOUTH CAROLINA	218,855	39,198	110,456	69,201
SOUTH DAKOTA	28,990	3,395	14,848	10,747
TENNESSEE	358,754	115,815	133,832	109,107
TEXAS	896,975	126,364	390,923	379,688
UTAH	75,356	14,531	36,836	23,989
VERMONT	24,193	8,308	11,140	4,745
VIRGIN ISLANDS	11,350	1,231	2,547	7,572
VIRGINIA	349,573	54,511	138,027	157,035
WASHINGTON	315,393	47,299	171,189	96,905
WEST VIRGINIA	109,930	15,733	53,064	41,133
WISCONSIN	340,920	26,584	177,556	136,780
WYOMING	35,745	2,472	15,570	17,703
TOTALS	15,873,322	2,743,460	7,346,247	5,783,615

 

TABLE 43: CASES OPEN AT THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 Line 1. * Not Reliable. All states' cases open data were reliable for FY 2003. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	313,189	305,234	290,041	259,413	248,624
ALASKA	46,806	47,008	46,405	46,385	46,387
ARIZONA	254,192	233,755	225,623	224,903	246,899
ARKANSAS	128,748	150,455	141,933	131,109	128,472
California	2,030,070*	2,027,676	1,961,721	1,904,822	1,836,818
COLORADO	169,166	145,618	137,775	134,358	138,083
CONNECTICUT	198,060	185,257	195,396	205,796	211,935
DELAWARE	56,210	56,321	52,795	54,132	55,198
DISTRICT OF COL.	116,889	127,890	113,677*	107,951	105,139
FLORIDA	729,303	784,293	728,920	667,829	663,296
GEORGIA	522,799	542,271	514,435	475,935	478,886
GUAM	10,643	10,829	11,576	12,067	12,368
HAWAII	82,033	91,603*	96,023	94,714	99,363
IDAHO	70,434	72,317	73,679	79,197	87,351
ILLINOIS	979,999	1,068,525	950,179	865,334	723,806
INDIANA	468,407*	475,175	487,710*	311,058	301,473
IOWA	161,859	165,474	166,424	170,885	175,180
KANSAS	145,118*	151,693*	151,277	141,158	134,321
KENTUCKY	285,576	303,871	299,064	312,431	313,583
LOUISIANA	297,267	291,630	287,352	265,642	272,341
MAINE	61,133	61,514	63,287	65,084	64,292
MARYLAND	342,878	346,060	320,537	309,645	312,744
MASSACHUSETTS	208,707	236,017	254,579	245,265	245,867
MICHIGAN	886,770	1,013,080	1,005,249	977,560	1,041,055
MINNESOTA	223,817	228,695	235,270	240,371	244,655
MISSISSIPPI	255,669	265,846	282,571	290,044	301,564
MISSOURI	362,156	371,804	386,360	390,538	383,780
MONTANA	36,009	35,727	36,286	37,179	37,972
NEBRASKA	99,686	96,656	95,455	98,137	97,589
NEVADA	102,681*	104,659	89,438	94,417*	118,319
NEW HAMPSHIRE	41,160	40,052	36,781	37,391	38,015
NEW JERSEY	371,426	362,962	343,311	340,178	344,194
NEW MEXICO	101,421	106,894	80,021	65,550	63,669
NEW YORK	997,096	987,441	979,081	898,913	886,228
NORTH CAROLINA	489,350	504,174	461,948	426,096	417,936
NORTH DAKOTA	31,414	31,925	30,140	27,590	34,129
OHIO	798,523*	766,942	856,995	901,429	915,211
OKLAHOMA	139,831	143,163	148,423	140,798	137,115
OREGON	228,707	240,445	241,480	246,669	247,388
PENNSYLVANIA	681,039*	624,500	635,517	589,847	590,935
PUERTO RICO	225,230	234,611	235,277	236,941	237,297
RHODE ISLAND	64,411	62,908	64,343	70,012	67,811
SOUTH CAROLINA	239,317	225,371	226,813	224,971	218,855
SOUTH DAKOTA	27,025	27,044	27,562	29,048	28,990
TENNESSEE	487,246	435,774	443,030	350,470	358,754
TEXAS	1,215,245	1,058,139	1,011,532	951,580	896,975
UTAH	84,986	80,462	76,365	74,751	75,356
VERMONT	23,444	24,802	25,359	24,303	24,193
VIRGIN ISLANDS	12,828*	NA*	NA*	11,164	11,350
VIRGINIA	415,755	391,851	380,473	361,504	349,573
WASHINGTON	320,846	321,529	310,029	302,812	315,393
WEST VIRGIN	126,732	128,168	131,166	115,766	109,930
WISCONSIN	362,254	352,626	349,001	339,849	340,920
WYOMING	44,820	42,459	40,144	37,237	35,745
TOTAL	17,176,380	17,191,195	16,835,828	16,018,228	15,873,322

 

TABLE 44: TOTAL CASELOAD FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1 and 3. * Not Reliable for line 1. All states were reliable for line 1 in FY 2003. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	313,189	305,234	290,041	259,413	248,624
ALASKA	46,806	47,008	46,405	46,385	46,387
ARIZONA	265,883	246,249	237,655	237,710	258,871
ARKANSAS	128,748	150,455	141,933	131,109	128,472
CALIFORNIA	2,030,363*	2,028,851	1,962,863	1,906,364	1,838,497
COLORADO	169,329	145,666	137,805	134,387	138,117
CONNECTICUT	198,837	185,997	196,207	206,731	212,823
DELAWARE	56,210	56,321	52,795	54,132	55,198
DIST. OF COL.	116,889	127,890	113,677*	107,951	105,139
FLORIDA	729,303	784,293	728,920	669,165	663,863
GEORGIA	648,803	695,986	706,046	476,456	480,935
GUAM	10,643	10,829	11,576	12,067	12,368
HAWAII	82,094	91,663*	96,091	94,787	99,431
IDAHO	70,436	72,439	74,030	79,772	88,005
ILLINOIS	980,169	1,069,250	950,549	865,936	724,383
INDIANA	468,407*	475,175	487,710*	311,058	301,473
IOWA	161,859	165,474	166,424	170,885	175,180
KANSAS	145,118*	151,693*	151,277	141,158	134,321
KENTUCKY	285,581	303,888	299,101	312,494	313,652
LOUISIANA	297,267	291,630	287,352	265,642	272,341
MAINE	61,133	61,514	63,287	65,084	64,292
MARYLAND	342,878	346,060	320,537	309,645	312,744
MASSACHUSETTS	208,992	236,484	255,243	245,921	246,550
MICHIGAN	886,853	1,013,166	1,005,272	977,654	1,041,056
MINNESOTA	223,817	228,695	235,270	240,371	244,655
MISSISSIPPI	255,669	265,846	282,571	290,044	301,564
MISSOURI	362,157	371,810	386,369	390,552	383,799
MONTANA	39,432	37,773	38,931	40,104	40,983
NEBRASKA	99,686	96,656	95,455	98,137	97,589
NEVADA	102,681*	104,659	89,438	94,417*	118,319
NEW HAMPSHIRE	41,160	40,052	36,781	37,391	38,015
NEW JERSEY	372,064	363,637	343,932	340,875	344,831
NEW MEXICO	101,477	107,015	83,978	70,294	69,611
NEW YORK	997,143	987,465	979,168	899,276	886,813
NORTH CAROLINA	489,350	504,174	461,948	426,096	417,936
NORTH DAKOTA	36,283	36,644	34,540	31,113	38,776
OHIO	798,523*	766,942	856,995	901,429	915,211
OKLAHOMA	139,831	143,163	148,423	140,798	137,115
OREGON	228,707	240,445	241,480	246,669	247,388
PENNSYLVANIA	681,039*	624,500	635,517	589,847	590,935
PUERTO RICO	225,230	234,611	235,277	236,941	237,297
RHODE ISLAND	64,471	62,964	64,404	70,085	67,923
SOUTH CAROLINA	239,317	225,371	226,813	224,971	218,855
SOUTH DAKOTA	30,122	30,530	31,123	42,724	42,546
TENNESSEE	487,246	435,774	443,030	350,470	358,754
TEXAS	1,215,274	1,058,180	1,011,579	951,631	897,038
UTAH	85,087	80,528	76,428	74,795	75,459
VERMONT	23,444	24,840	25,395	24,344	24,233
VIRGIN ISLANDS	12,828*	NA	NA	11,185	11,371
VIRGINIA	415,755	391,851	380,473	361,504	349,573
WASHINGTON	320,846	321,529	310,029	302,812	315,393
WEST VIRGINIA	126,732	128,168	131,166	115,766	109,936
WISCONSIN	362,254	352,626	349,025	339,882	340,963
WYOMING	46,951	44,378	42,167	39,299	37,750
TOTALS	17,330,366	17,374,041	17,060,501	16,065,728	15,923,353

 

TABLE 45: TOTAL CASELOAD BY CURRENT ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	36,364	33,663	31,177	27,435	29,832
ALASKA	9,613	8,042	7,527	6,734	7,115
ARIZONA	62,474	60,110	63,245	65,692	78,896
ARKANSAS	18,055	23,099	21,432	20,795	17,579
CALIFORNIA	708,912	586,592	524,548	486,228	446,329
COLORADO	24,251	17,148	15,942	15,691	16,760
CONNECTICUT	40,924	36,598	35,721	32,843	32,865
DELAWARE	9,763	9,358	8,454	8,236	9,006
DIST. OF COL.	36,000	39,071	34,986	34,655	33,609
FLORIDA	59,501	101,599	84,621	83,907	74,820
GEORGIA	132,865	129,039	129,609	96,220	91,578
GUAM	3,193	2,757	3,129	2,470	398
HAWAII	27,709	29,040	29,737	27,535	28,845
IDAHO	3,678	3,690	3,345	3,499	4,057
ILLINOIS	273,182	182,227	132,059	95,824	92,541
INDIANA	38,399	49,397	66,017	49,968	36,941
IOWA	30,936	27,818	27,064	26,734	26,489
KANSAS	21,014	22,379	25,214	25,461	25,572
KENTUCKY	57,860	60,490	57,784	55,634	55,633
LOUISIANA	54,092	43,599	42,210	33,303	38,544
MAINE	14,443	12,822	12,263	14,828	16,439
MARYLAND	51,884	50,748	41,734	38,432	38,521
MASSACHUSETTS	55,197	55,707	58,800	54,745	52,887
MICHIGAN	128,390	128,063	110,005	129,501	165,290
MINNESOTA	62,691	58,785	57,222	57,072	54,742
MISSISSIPPI	28,750	27,974	28,332	29,745	29,736
MISSOURI	77,895	79,571	80,958	74,424	71,534
MONTANA	5,661	5,943	6,865	7,352	6,818
NEBRASKA	15,902	12,347	12,040	12,627	12,622
NEVADA	30,643	10,667	15,112	14,344	20,120
NEW HAMPSHIRE	7,624	7,023	6,393	6,765	6,725
NEW JERSEY	88,822	76,619	70,736	66,712	69,549
NEW MEXICO	40,353	37,040	28,945	18,284	17,616
NEW YORK	338,012	295,225	255,104	163,378	156,224
NORTH CAROLINA	76,153	69,305	70,930	64,341	58,608
NORTH DAKOTA	5,332	4,986	5,576	4,344	5,391
OHIO	182,803	101,051	107,814	120,236	124,948
OKLAHOMA	26,868	24,606	24,066	22,365	21,213
OREGON	37,500	37,805	38,849	43,826	39,745
PENNSYLVANIA	116,078	107,795	116,724	99,285	100,266
PUERTO RICO	73,000	73,493	72,061	66,334	64,436
RHODE ISLAND	28,903	22,945	21,689	20,276	18,664
SOUTH CAROLINA	38,466	38,844	40,280	41,643	39,198
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,742	3,678	3,618	7,569	7,393
TENNESSEE	122,687	123,003	128,844	105,117	115,815
TEXAS	211,947	189,381	167,066	159,753	126,369
UTAH	16,878	15,467	13,996	13,599	14,563
VERMONT	9,346	9,387	9,433	8,414	8,317
VIRGIN ISLANDS	3,969	NA	NA	1,200	1,232
VIRGINIA	64,017	54,052	50,628	53,825	54,511
WASHINGTON	58,898	53,057	48,868	45,011	47,299
WEST VIRGINIA	19,112	17,209	17,329	15,548	15,735
WISCONSIN	29,525	24,928	23,948	24,199	26,586
WYOMING	4,197	3,634	3,197	2,871	2,770
TOTALS	3,724,473	3,298,876	3,093,246	2,806,829	2,759,291

 

TABLE 46: TOTAL CASELOAD BY FORMER ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	159,626	155,673	146,087	125,125	115,015
ALASKA	20,434	25,089	25,055	25,185	24,721
ARIZONA	151,912	137,143	125,729	123,080	128,450
ARKANSAS	46,361	50,915	51,313	49,931	50,973
CALIFORNIA	967,785	1,090,926	1,004,054	910,837	895,672
COLORADO	110,694	95,620	87,636	82,225	80,820
CONNECTICUT	117,465	107,949	109,916	116,515	119,047
DELAWARE	19,437	19,147	18,523	18,684	27,497
DIST. OF COL.	44,819	47,924	45,949	44,494	43,361
FLORIDA	484,366	462,371	414,448	334,912	325,484
GEORGIA	292,506	327,629	343,551	215,624	220,349
GUAM	4,241	4,911	5,118	6,175	8,360
HAWAII	27,642	34,172	37,162	38,076	44,109
IDAHO	32,640	31,319	30,603	30,927	32,026
ILLINOIS	268,281	477,058	424,213	392,149	315,149
INDIANA	110,481	111,097	113,260	151,611	142,377
IOWA	95,134	98,378	98,290	100,276	101,191
KANSAS	57,878	59,791	71,274	67,794	64,626
KENTUCKY	61,329	65,532	159,143	163,294	158,973
LOUISIANA	156,620	160,893	157,582	143,992	139,608
MAINE	32,925	35,054	36,114	34,160	32,169
MARYLAND	104,331	108,951	129,615	128,490	131,738
MASSACHUSETTS	111,431	131,606	140,332	132,202	132,008
MICHIGAN	406,578	476,118	521,558	489,111	523,893
MINNESOTA	93,496	127,353	131,996	135,316	140,626
MISSISSIPPI	97,471	98,400	102,557	105,333	111,023
MISSOURI	122,294	131,990	143,613	156,022	162,161
MONTANA	23,518	22,870	23,856	24,162	25,164
NEBRASKA	39,105	43,004	43,272	44,169	44,103
NEVADA	21,935	27,241	21,819	27,537	37,803
NEW HAMPSHIRE	17,923	17,835	16,254	16,473	17,262
NEW JERSEY	163,756	165,335	151,479	149,304	154,292
NEW MEXICO	36,462	46,164	36,961	33,499	30,358
NEW YORK	455,174	474,792	486,202	487,921	466,388
NORTH CAROLINA	254,614	274,066	255,355	238,792	235,683
NORTH DAKOTA	16,437	16,524	12,880	10,291	14,874
OHIO	77,459	210,165	287,615	273,768	361,395
OKLAHOMA	73,504	75,253	76,882	71,525	67,019
OREGON	109,923	111,034	100,831	100,306	100,010
PENNSYLVANIA	275,585	255,646	256,691	235,813	234,999
PUERTO RICO	4,613	5,969	6,903	8,376	9,337
RHODE ISLAND	25,878	30,544	32,322	36,036	35,035
SOUTH CAROLINA	132,299	119,631	115,725	112,962	110,456
SOUTH DAKOTA	17,827	18,059	17,939	24,569	23,885
TENNESSEE	200,689	179,459	182,227	135,277	133,832
TEXAS	580,427	444,782	429,975	402,002	390,949
UTAH	45,807	44,657	40,725	38,358	36,896
VERMONT	10,428	11,014	11,573	11,455	11,160
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	2,349	2,553
VIRGINIA	161,375	158,070	153,106	141,535	138,027
WASHINGTON	177,075	180,578	171,749	165,290	171,189
WEST VIRGINIA	25,323	63,014	60,672	55,659	53,065
WISCONSIN	245,352	224,141	207,594	189,529	177,572
WYOMING	13,127	23,155	20,753	18,456	16,909
TOTALS	7,403,792	7,916,011	7,896,051	7,376,953	7,371,641

 

TABLE 47: TOTAL CASELOAD BY NEVER ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	117,199	115,898	112,777	106,853	103,777
ALASKA	16,759	13,877	13,823	14,466	14,551
ARIZONA	51,497	48,996	48,681	48,938	51,525
ARKANSAS	64,332	76,441	69,188	60,383	59,920
CALIFORNIA	353,666	351,333	434,261	509,299	496,496
COLORADO	34,384	32,898	34,227	36,471	40,537
CONNECTICUT	40,448	41,450	50,570	57,373	60,911
DELAWARE	27,010	27,816	25,818	27,212	18,695
DIST. OF COL.	36,070	40,895	32,742	28,802	28,169
FLORIDA	185,436	220,323	229,851	250,346	263,559
GEORGIA	223,432	239,318	232,886	164,612	169,008
GUAM	3,209	3,161	3,329	3,422	3,610
HAWAII	26,743	28,451	29,192	29,176	26,477
IDAHO	34,118	37,430	40,082	45,346	51,922
ILLINOIS	438,706	409,965	394,277	377,963	316,693
INDIANA	319,527	314,681	308,433	109,479	122,155
IOWA	35,789	39,278	41,070	43,875	47,500
KANSAS	66,226	69,523	54,789	47,903	44,123
KENTUCKY	166,392	177,866	82,174	93,566	99,046
LOUISIANA	86,555	87,138	87,560	88,347	94,189
MAINE	13,765	13,638	14,910	16,096	15,684
MARYLAND	186,663	186,361	149,188	142,723	142,485
MASSACHUSETTS	42,364	49,171	56,111	58,974	61,655
MICHIGAN	351,885	408,985	373,709	359,042	351,873
MINNESOTA	67,630	42,557	46,052	47,983	49,287
MISSISSIPPI	129,448	139,472	151,682	154,966	160,805
MISSOURI	161,968	160,249	161,798	160,106	150,104
MONTANA	10,253	8,960	8,210	8,590	9,001
NEBRASKA	44,679	41,305	40,143	41,341	40,864
NEVADA	50,103	66,751	52,507	52,536	60,396
NEW HAMPSHIRE	15,613	15,194	14,134	14,153	14,028
NEW JERSEY	119,486	121,683	121,717	124,859	120,990
NEW MEXICO	24,662	23,811	18,072	18,511	21,637
NEW YORK	203,957	217,448	237,862	247,977	264,201
NORTH CAROLINA	158,583	160,803	135,663	122,963	123,645
NORTH DAKOTA	14,514	15,134	16,084	16,478	18,511
OHIO	538,261	455,726	461,566	507,425	428,868
OKLAHOMA	39,459	43,304	47,475	46,908	48,883
OREGON	81,284	91,606	101,800	102,537	107,633
PENNSYLVANIA	289,376	261,059	262,102	254,749	255,670
PUERTO RICO	147,617	155,149	156,313	162,231	163,524
RHODE ISLAND	9,690	9,475	10,393	13,773	14,224
SOUTH CAROLINA	68,552	66,896	70,808	70,366	69,201
SOUTH DAKOTA	8,553	8,793	9,566	10,586	11,268
TENNESSEE	163,870	133,312	131,959	110,076	109,107
TEXAS	422,900	424,017	414,538	389,876	379,720
UTAH	22,402	20,404	21,707	22,838	24,000
VERMONT	3,670	4,439	4,389	4,475	4,756
VIRGIN ISLANDS	8,859	NA	NA	7,636	7,586
VIRGINIA	190,363	179,729	176,739	166,144	157,035
WASHINGTON	84,873	87,894	89,412	92,511	96,905
WEST VIRGINIA	82,297	47,945	53,165	44,559	41,136
WISCONSIN	87,377	103,557	117,483	126,154	136,805
WYOMING	29,627	17,589	18,217	17,972	18,071
TOTALS	6,202,101	6,159,154	6,071,204	5,881,946	5,792,421

 

TABLE 48: TOTAL CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 2. * Not Reliable. All states' cases with orders data were reliable for FY 2003. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	188,636	172,224	172,951	171,787	173,355
ALASKA	36,318	36,892	36,532	38,452	38,425
ARIZONA	124,563	134,097	140,993	149,328	155,960
ARKANSAS	91,420	100,993	103,633	102,961	101,438
CALIFORNIA	1,329,100*	1,400,875	1,409,690	1,434,766	1,402,456
COLORADO	120,989	113,747	112,463	112,136	115,526
CONNECTICUT	122,186	119,327	125,622	132,409	138,368
DELAWARE	31,385	33,763	37,141	38,078	38,896
DIST. OF COL.	34,036	33,509	31,795*	32,014	33,585
FLORIDA	356,549	372,210	391,027	435,620	456,291
GEORGIA	282,831	300,576	313,807	324,380	335,901
GUAM	5,594	5,707	5,909	6,054	6,170
HAWAII	41,938	43,495*	55,424	56,088	59,388
IDAHO	52,105	56,057	57,991	62,280	68,080
ILLINOIS	304,117	320,704	336,386	353,188	338,350
INDIANA	243,134*	244,849	244,552*	219,561	226,365
IOWA	139,137	142,144	145,054	150,027	155,262
KANSAS	69,896*	74,802*	85,602	90,210	91,699
KENTUCKY	183,398	196,734	204,658	218,822	226,943
LOUISIANA	140,883	145,990	166,596	178,942	186,460
MAINE	53,558	54,526	55,868	56,732	57,857
MARYLAND	218,139	211,721	211,504	212,566	215,308
MASSACHUSETTS	145,714	158,352	166,329	174,559	181,764
MICHIGAN	638,704	714,138	762,254	745,135	758,992
MINNESOTA	163,264	170,980	180,678	187,587	194,649
MISSISSIPPI	122,165	130,682	139,287	144,546	149,632
MISSOURI	257,504	274,548	294,127	308,247	305,045
MONTANA	30,807	29,959	30,217	30,896	31,930
NEBRASKA	71,176	72,446	72,875	74,628	75,991
NEVADA	51,375*	58,282	56,635	56,983	63,254
NEW HAMPSHIRE	31,328	31,401	30,497	30,669	30,876
NEW JERSEY	276,676	268,638	267,107	268,389	273,758
NEW MEXICO	26,871	28,183	29,837	31,140	33,099
NEW YORK	614,854	647,050	661,395	656,700	672,107
NORTH CAROLINA	263,543	285,605	303,751	311,702	319,097
NORTH DAKOTA	23,672	24,192	24,140	23,386	29,248
OHIO	573,827*	596,813	625,300	643,410	653,255
OKLAHOMA	84,490	88,627	94,469	98,122	97,078
OREGON	152,972	159,389	161,157	165,046	169,658
PENNSYLVANIA	489,564*	487,389	489,726	489,368	481,416
PUERTO RICO	137,532	146,810	146,368	151,074	153,442
RHODE ISLAND	34,607	32,084	32,829	35,876	35,490
SOUTH CAROLINA	144,198	147,969	149,464	150,078	154,807
SOUTH DAKOTA	24,341	25,039	25,888	26,734	27,268
TENNESSEE	183,253	187,363	195,714	198,178	216,448
TEXAS	547,806	590,232	633,327	656,579	679,020
UTAH	64,132	64,016	63,862	63,617	63,971
VERMONT	20,198	21,067	21,557	20,853	21,182
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,761*	NA*	NA*	4,250*	6,234
VIRGINIA	266,841	265,869	283,587	289,918	289,822
WASHINGTON	283,666	287,283	278,674	275,559	287,032
WEST VIRGINIA	76,477	78,545	85,450	86,703	89,145
WISCONSIN	264,487	269,970	266,665	268,455	273,660
WYOMING	30,378	30,152	31,246	30,813	30,921
TOTALS	10,272,095	10,688,015	11,049,610	11,275,601	11,471,374

 

TABLE 49: CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED BY CURRENT, FORMER, AND NEVER ASSISTANCE, FY 2003

STATES	TOTAL	CURRENT ASSISTANCE	FORMER ASSISTANCE	NEVER ASSISTANCE
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 2. All states' cases with orders established data were reliable for FY 2003.
ALABAMA	173,355	12,217	79,538	81,600
ALASKA	38,425	4,403	21,251	12,771
ARIZONA	155,960	26,145	85,833	43,982
ARKANSAS	101,438	9,248	42,569	49,621
CALIFORNIA	1,402,456	296,767	739,833	365,856
COLORADO	115,526	9,543	71,185	34,798
CONNECTICUT	138,368	13,376	91,931	33,061
DELAWARE	38,896	4,679	21,179	13,038
DIST. OF COL.	33,585	6,584	12,396	14,605
FLORIDA	456,291	32,178	251,790	172,323
GEORGIA	335,901	52,980	157,101	125,820
GUAM	6,170	306	3,562	2,302
HAWAII	59,388	14,239	25,315	19,834
IDAHO	68,080	2,813	27,836	37,431
ILLINOIS	338,350	26,363	154,922	157,065
INDIANA	226,365	16,056	127,646	82,663
IOWA	155,262	19,123	95,375	40,764
KANSAS	91,699	12,857	46,808	32,034
KENTUCKY	226,943	27,690	130,951	68,302
LOUISIANA	186,460	15,585	102,873	68,002
MAINE	57,857	13,294	30,666	13,897
MARYLAND	215,308	14,545	97,356	103,407
MASSACHUSETTS	181,764	25,018	101,071	55,675
MICHIGAN	758,992	98,444	397,707	262,841
MINNESOTA	194,649	31,289	121,510	41,850
MISSISSIPPI	149,632	10,627	64,470	74,535
MISSOURI	305,045	43,100	130,630	131,315
MONTANA	31,930	3,230	20,866	7,834
NEBRASKA	75,991	7,657	36,240	32,094
NEVADA	63,254	9,289	18,143	35,822
NEW HAMPSHIRE	30,876	3,872	14,952	12,052
NEW JERSEY	273,758	32,633	135,475	105,650
NEW MEXICO	33,099	4,034	17,099	11,966
NEW YORK	672,107	81,534	387,961	202,612
NORTH CAROLINA	319,097	28,936	193,748	96,413
NORTH DAKOTA	29,248	2,702	11,361	15,185
OHIO	653,255	45,536	292,624	315,095
OKLAHOMA	97,078	10,921	51,988	34,169
OREGON	169,658	24,634	79,240	65,784
PENNSYLVANIA	481,416	12,387	197,503	226,414
PUERTO RICO	153,442	57,499	9,269	131,786
RHODE ISLAND	35,490	7,172	22,384	5,934
SOUTH CAROLINA	154,807	20,197	83,364	51,246
SOUTH DAKOTA	27,268	2,774	14,334	10,160
TENNESSEE	216,448	41,736	90,793	83,919
TEXAS	679,020	56,032	316,348	306,640
UTAH	63,971	10,385	33,128	20,458
VERMONT	21,182	6,242	10,465	4,475
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,234	334	778	5,122
VIRGINIA	289,822	31,794	119,043	138,985
WASHINGTON	287,032	35,433	161,071	90,528
WEST VIRGINIA	89,145	9,025	45,806	34,314
WISCONSIN	273,660	14,946	158,127	100,587
WYOMING	30,921	1,783	14,089	15,049
TOTALS	11,471,374	1,402,186	5,769,503	4,299,685

 

TABLE 50: TOTAL NUMBER OF PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 10a and 16 (b+c+d). NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	13,236	6,689	6,806	7,016	8,142
ALASKA	2,811	3,055	2,995	3,086	3,298
ARIZONA	39,105	43,515	48,287	43,648	48,135
ARKANSAS	3,799	3,062	10,411	10,692	10,727
CALIFORNIA	326,051	306,508	277,307	188,011	185,197
COLORADO	15,559	13,745	15,480	16,750	17,764
CONNECTICUT	18,816	16,687	17,189	25,814	23,980
DELAWARE	5,821	4,611	3,881	7,931	4,689
DIST. OF COL.	9,710	7,863	3,630	8,644	6,088
FLORIDA	65,836	98,004	91,299	95,508	93,042
GEORGIA	47,163	22,467	62,450	59,378	54,498
GUAM	2,162	1,905	2,619	2,269	164
HAWAII	3,710	3,937	5,198	5,671	9,800
IDAHO	6,747	6,071	7,399	11,229	8,308
ILLINOIS	49,336	71,696	82,706	81,302	78,899
INDIANA	15,595	25,921	20,527	9,330	9,202
IOWA	10,364	10,561	10,117	10,856	11,674
KANSAS	7,347	8,571	17,454	19,456	23,356
KENTUCKY	14,600	16,000	16,318	19,929	19,735
LOUISIANA	26,851	20,496	15,206	18,591	19,703
MAINE	3,504	3,372	2,688	2,887	2,291
MARYLAND	28,458	32,959	29,016	27,405	27,476
MASSACHUSETTS	24,518	25,197	23,887	18,878	19,895
MICHIGAN	49,026	49,878	52,659	45,140	62,783
MINNESOTA	19,594	26,875	20,399	20,524	23,742
MISSISSIPPI	40,349	19,420	19,111	17,836	14,548
MISSOURI	23,652	31,880	32,843	33,076	33,630
MONTANA	2,669	3,288	2,894	1,274	1,217
NEBRASKA	6,446	5,886	6,028	6,147	6,879
NEVADA	2,817	18,765	2,081	2,851	4,370
NEW HAMPSHIRE	936	1,411	1,398	1,280	1,214
NEW JERSEY	41,811	36,987	37,538	36,183	36,872
NEW MEXICO	52,380	10,992	11,814	5,186	7,639
NEW YORK	90,711	102,368	102,104	103,877	104,488
NORTH CAROLINA	23,431	29,875	36,309	48,383	45,684
NORTH DAKOTA	8,194	7,478	6,839	6,932	8,221
OHIO	96,813	67,223	53,602	53,739	52,965
OKLAHOMA	17,961	13,694	13,995	13,415	13,865
OREGON	14,567	16,239	13,496	14,824	13,482
PENNSYLVANIA	56,051	61,300	72,091	74,140	65,671
PUERTO RICO	59	90	186	26,132	25,398
RHODE ISLAND	3,187	3,747	3,314	3,175	5,496
SOUTH CAROLINA	17,867	16,853	18,906	19,553	17,343
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,701	2,964	3,100	3,341	3,220
TENNESSEE	50,908	37,343	34,718	38,734	52,891
TEXAS	126,187	126,940	144,468	150,537	141,321
UTAH	7,892	7,869	9,234	8,714	8,267
VERMONT	731	737	754	1,871	1,442
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	14	21
VIRGINIA	36,417	35,086	34,822	33,615	29,227
WASHINGTON	27,901	27,700	30,083	29,411	27,930
WEST VIRGINIA	6,653	7,286	6,593	7,265	6,889
WISCONSIN	29,265	29,429	21,449	23,639	19,911
WYOMING	1,704	1,945	1,811	2,014	1,880
TOTALS	1,599,979	1,554,440	1,567,509	1,527,103	1,524,569

 

 

TABLE 51: PATERNITY ESTABLISHMENT FOR TWO FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Children in IV-D Cases Open at the End of the Fiscal Year Who Were Born Out-of-Wedlock 2002	Children in IV-D Cases Open at the End of the Fiscal Year Who Were Born Out-of-Wedlock 2003	Children in IV-D Cases Open During or at the End of the Fiscal Year with Paternity Established or Acknowledged 2002	Children in IV-D Cases Open During or at the End of the Fiscal Year with Paternity Established or Acknowledged 2003	Children in the State Born Out-of-Wedlock During the Fiscal Year 2002	Children in the State Born Out-of-Wedlock During the Fiscal Year 2003	Children in the State with Paternity Established or Acknowledged During the Fiscal Year 2002	Children in the State with Paternity Established or Acknowledged During the Fiscal Year 2003
Source: Form OCSE-157	line 5		line 6		line 8		line 9
ALABAMA	157,036	160,742	114,281	117,441	157,036	160,742	7,016	8,142
ALASKA	10,139	18,125	7,494	11,535	3,190	3,410	2,813	3,019
ARIZONA	162,096	180,934	102,603	116,054	33,583	35,106	0	NA
ARKANSAS	85,028	83,042	74,398	73,151	13,040	12,792	0	NA
CALIFORNIA	1,448,216	1,403,875	1,123,033	1,220,901	172,888	174,823	188,011	185,197
COLORADO	73,843	77,118	65,632	68,873	17,177	16,109	17,055	17,380
CONNECTICUT	136,042	139,353	110,226	113,177	12,562	12,629	14,225	13,679
DELAWARE	48,550	49,186	36,554	35,725	4,319	4,685	0	NA
DIST. OF COL.	75,291	77,841	24,399	25,331	6,199	5,877	4,863	3,959
FLORIDA	428,252	444,037	374,735	407,746	80,711	82,876	62,519	72,149
GEORGIA	316,648	313,701	161,618	160,572	47,419	51,074	41,754	45,034
GUAM	13,205	13,566	10,321	10,792	1,749	1,747	1,072	NA
HAWAII	38,340	45,858	29,734	32,591	5,525	6,060	0	5,834
IDAHO	42,151	48,670	37,502	42,497	4,495	4,704	2,803	2,941
ILLINOIS	727,283	633,443	353,613	335,415	60,994	61,772	59,344	58,153
INDIANA	180,908	176,497	124,605	130,723	0	NA	0	NA
IOWA	80,500	86,400	71,930	79,344	11,080	11,093	9,613	10,521
KANSAS	65,662	72,935	58,461	64,733	11,645	12,188	8,543	9,931
KENTUCKY	167,842	170,559	130,379	137,933	9,060	8,895	16,910	17,281
LOUISIANA	199,886	221,929	147,705	170,269	0	NA	0	NA
MAINE	37,310	36,702	37,088	37,011	4,253	4,543	3,316	3,304
MARYLAND	222,689	222,428	170,496	168,233	23,130	24,095	22,762	21,333
MASSACHUSETTS	133,564	134,654	100,215	104,229	21,522	21,973	17,816	18,622
MICHIGAN	476,750	390,005	376,740	302,640	45,557	44,255	42,034	38,041
MINNESOTA	146,862	150,931	119,822	124,750	18,051	19,078	16,366	19,006
MISSISSIPPI	232,394	239,227	150,214	155,214	19,590	NA	0	NA
MISSOURI	241,835	251,126	199,868	214,931	26,306	27,041	21,157	22,488
MONTANA	21,331	22,071	21,063	22,033	0	NA	0	NA
NEBRASKA	46,713	47,670	34,512	38,327	6,894	7,290	5,501	6,071
NEVADA	64,831	72,263	36,469	42,915	11,062	NA	7,765	NA
NEW HAMPSHIRE	23,498	25,513	23,699	24,794	3,573	3,599	3,311	3,327
NEW JERSEY	183,353	192,377	143,282	152,907	32,545	30,118	24,453	31,917
NEW MEXICO	24,091	58,780	11,193	40,531	0	NA	0	NA
NEW YORK	537,597	513,056	386,835	380,018	89,647	89,776	83,191	80,701
NORTH CAROLINA	313,511	304,858	289,790	285,190	0	NA	0	NA
NORTH DAKOTA	15,693	17,213	13,248	14,919	2,591	2,548	0	NA
OHIO	548,247	570,957	381,380	409,952	53,207	51,623	55,005	50,626
OKLAHOMA	115,495	112,228	56,992	57,045	14,644	15,291	12,908	13,558
OREGON	86,265	86,816	62,024	65,864	13,829	13,971	13,074	12,940
PENNSYLVANIA	266,747	287,835	212,768	235,623	48,604	47,768	51,525	48,452
PUERTO RICO	22,052	27,120	20,510	25,733	27,997	27,249	26,073	25,284
RHODE ISLAND	57,694	55,853	35,672	37,427	0	NA	0	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	187,796	182,326	144,349	147,936	20,810	20,668	12,744	10,539
SOUTH DAKOTA	16,963	16,927	16,010	16,821	3,676	3,596	0	NA
TENNESSEE	217,900	253,637	144,738	189,128	29,065	29,129	22,008	22,961
TEXAS	619,647	606,771	454,069	413,476	117,306	130,419	114,497	131,489
UTAH	33,911	34,768	34,333	35,167	8,452	8,653	7,656	7,632
VERMONT	15,561	15,765	14,484	14,955	0	NA	0	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,609	5,407	3,277	2,516	1,020	1,075	658	802
VIRGINIA	237,239	229,065	199,974	186,168	29,685	30,445	26,757	25,254
WASHINGTON	158,313	167,357	155,885	155,980	21,650	22,274	0	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	62,055	60,574	52,897	53,526	6,928	7,476	6,172	6,109
WISCONSIN	207,293	213,300	193,202	202,990	0	NA	0	NA
WYOMING	12,473	12,000	9,665	9,970	1,732	1,876	1,675	1,544
TOTALS	10,050,200	10,035,391	7,465,986	7,723,722	1,355,998	1,352,411	1,034,965	1,055,220

 

 

TABLE 52: IV-A CASES CLOSED WHERE A CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENT WAS RECEIVED FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 14.
ALABAMA	2,073	1,450	1,474	1,425	1,591
ALASKA	3,047	2,731	2,411	2,232	2,169
ARIZONA	3,741	3,590	3,116	3,365	3,233
ARKANSAS	2,060	2,215	1,947	2,002	1,917
CALIFORNIA	58,906	70,778	47,364	58,867	29,311
COLORADO	3,451	2,065	1,552	1,188	965
CONNECTICUT	7,395	5,889	4,998	4,754	4,075
DELAWARE	588	730	846	850	834
DIST. OF COL.	432	320	256	456	455
FLORIDA	15,882	13,056	12,913	14,804	15,534
GEORGIA	12,117	11,604	12,982	14,186	14,109
GUAM	90	74	0	0	0
HAWAII	2,779	2,725	2,847	3,405	3,262
IDAHO	2,174	2,922	3,473	3,862	4,242
ILLINOIS	778	7,122	5,326	4,468	3,810
INDIANA	1,252	2,658	1,824	1,984	1,721
IOWA	6,069	6,286	6,101	6,492	6,637
KANSAS	2,970	874	2,532	2,890	3,265
KENTUCKY	58	26	17	18	18
LOUISIANA	8,586	5,599	4,464	3,763	1,527
MAINE	3,569	3,819	3,206	2,606	3,066
MARYLAND	7,018	4,440	4,380	4,710	4,563
MASSACHUSETTS	14,173	8,136	6,048	6,142	5,921
MICHIGAN	19,828	18,066	17,654	14,889	11,223
MINNESOTA	7,942	7,749	7,160	7,394	8,571
MISSISSIPPI	19,713	24,539	24,988	24,832	28,664
MISSOURI	12,770	5,355	6,311	7,361	6,609
MONTANA	1,657	1,551	1,368	1,758	2,173
NEBRASKA	1,755	3,762	3,663	2,584	2,853
NEVADA	1,355	4	135	1,419	2,638
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,750	1,913	1,815	1,819	1,942
NEW JERSEY	12,981	16,324	10,402	10,247	10,531
NEW MEXICO	854	1,125	1,356	1,409	1,286
NEW YORK	16,027	38,276	36,109	43,964	26,876
NORTH CAROLINA	20,572	15,178	12,973	12,137	11,556
NORTH DAKOTA	199	257	116	466	413
OHIO	13,632	8,422	1,049	956	807
OKLAHOMA	3,349	2,201	2,197	2,259	2,251
OREGON	8,510	4,849	5,016	4,921	5,095
PENNSYLVANIA	20,033	86,546	18,484	19,203	18,490
PUERTO RICO	731	746	714	875	801
RHODE ISLAND	2,243	3,866	4,527	4,248	3,994
SOUTH CAROLINA	4,375	3,455	3,525	3,808	4,009
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,744	0	1,286	1,094	1,171
TENNESSEE	10,434	9,282	9,830	10,764	11,075
TEXAS	7,915	8,335	8,057	31,936	31,715
UTAH	2,783	2,928	3,028	3,004	3,166
VERMONT	1,420	1,624	1,468	1,513	1,405
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	0	71
VIRGINIA	6,247	6,409	5,610	5,456	5,415
WASHINGTON	3,391	3,720	3,288	3,601	3,159
WEST VIRGINIA	17,864	2,285	2,343	3,307	3,433
WISCONSIN	1,306	5,892	5,513	6,756	7,178
WYOMING	0	0	0	0	0
TOTALS	382,588	443,768	330,062	378,449	330,795

 

TABLE 53: NUMBER OF SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED DURING THE FISCAL YEAR FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 17.
ALABAMA	20,298	20,110	19,158	20,669	21,185
ALASKA	1,075	1,073	1,641	2,222	2,507
ARIZONA	8,654	9,268	9,838	8,710	6,670
ARKANSAS	3,312	3,370	3,127	4,180	4,377
CALIFORNIA	200,892	170,233	158,482	136,335	122,885
COLORADO	8,170	8,421	7,328	7,525	8,676
CONNECTICUT	8,497	8,980	8,533	8,446	8,116
DELAWARE	1,952	1,877	2,167	1,816	1,928
DIST. OF COL.	1,540	1,157	1,293	1,410	1,251
FLORIDA	58,434	61,652	66,783	59,893	60,057
GEORGIA	4,898	3,940	35,364	26,896	26,787
GUAM	577	735	785	719	842
HAWAII	3,062	3,509	4,007	3,688	3,627
IDAHO	3,552	4,303	3,705	3,800	4,238
ILLINOIS	31,415	33,234	38,656	48,480	47,187
INDIANA	106,953	90,304	57,303	81,134	52,148
IOWA	10,093	10,632	11,376	12,900	13,740
KANSAS	39,345	47,913	7,278	8,013	9,813
KENTUCKY	6,897	8,262	35,141	38,754	38,582
LOUISIANA	17,303	19,328	19,538	19,472	18,690
MAINE	3,794	3,598	3,141	2,687	1,852
MARYLAND	21,016	18,728	18,368	17,796	16,693
MASSACHUSETTS	15,935	20,849	21,810	23,665	23,842
MICHIGAN	29,041	34,130	27,495	19,892	14,298
MINNESOTA	12,832	12,921	14,484	14,765	16,301
MISSISSIPPI	13,827	16,522	16,386	14,132	13,280
MISSOURI	13,283	17,393	15,550	17,207	16,175
MONTANA	2,335	2,928	2,426	2,503	3,135
NEBRASKA	4,552	4,943	4,761	5,194	5,836
NEVADA	4,673	10,702	9,625	9,984	12,205
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,301	3,216	2,828	3,150	2,708
NEW JERSEY	42,340	21,873	21,911	23,478	23,722
NEW MEXICO	2,220	3,858	4,064	5,525	6,868
NEW YORK	44,387	33,311	30,577	32,031	35,868
NORTH CAROLINA	31,348	32,252	43,029	40,854	38,980
NORTH DAKOTA	4,310	4,478	3,307	3,616	3,548
OHIO	58,163	47,795	36,640	40,541	46,142
OKLAHOMA	11,217	10,060	9,219	9,771	9,792
OREGON	16,862	21,165	18,464	19,918	19,854
PENNSYLVANIA	59,878	54,433	64,098	69,482	62,424
PUERTO RICO	2,087	2,069	2,323	2,587	3,344
RHODE ISLAND	2,055	2,092	2,005	2,567	2,657
SOUTH CAROLINA	9,209	8,024	6,008	12,156	11,738
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,674	3,097	3,029	3,104	3,352
TENNESSEE	70,924	53,323	68,685	72,000	79,025
TEXAS	92,469	74,131	86,357	101,100	104,324
UTAH	5,485	8,989	8,786	8,282	8,265
VERMONT	5,867	6,677	6,212	5,995	6,128
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	465	631
VIRGINIA	31,262	31,996	32,158	29,931	27,770
WASHINGTON	25,024	25,476	27,171	26,972	26,497
WEST VIRGINIA	10,232	7,987	8,957	9,565	8,850
WISCONSIN	28,338	65,533	68,100	71,946	49,771
WYOMING	2,192	2,049	1,807	2,111	2,025
TOTALS	1,220,051	1,174,899	1,181,284	1,220,034	1,161,206

 

TABLE 54: NUMBER OF CSE CASES IN WHICH A COLLECTION WAS MADE ON AN OBLIGATION FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 18. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	105,565	107,547	110,222	113,717	117,588
ALASKA	27,489	28,402	29,030	29,733	30,238
ARIZONA	77,157	84,772	89,688	92,218	93,875
ARKANSAS	66,871	69,477	73,418	70,910	72,239
CALIFORNIA	766,733	797,793	781,260	793,194	807,490
COLORADO	83,851	76,684	70,782	62,653	59,676
CONNECTICUT	75,326	80,114	80,871	84,369	84,244
DELAWARE	25,808	27,140	27,349	27,550	27,323
DIST. OF COL.	16,145	15,650	15,716	16,910	17,038
FLORIDA	284,287	305,078	326,243	353,708	380,934
GEORGIA	198,966	182,781	186,813	195,174	202,523
GUAM	3,200	3,360	5,686	6,197	6,702
HAWAII	25,491	28,017	29,353	30,583	28,425
IDAHO	28,553	39,663	42,490	45,410	48,085
ILLINOIS	162,782	175,048	192,627	205,219	203,590
INDIANA	130,225	141,194	143,071	143,180	148,934
IOWA	97,536	117,942	123,407	128,522	135,154
KANSAS	45,351	63,990	64,166	65,341	66,694
KENTUCKY	104,035	112,505	125,988	132,399	136,430
LOUISIANA	108,763	114,500	118,774	123,955	126,413
MAINE	39,787	41,463	42,089	41,201	40,959
MARYLAND	143,430	144,310	147,738	152,033	152,198
MASSACHUSETTS	98,586	103,882	108,387	110,235	129,821
MICHIGAN	538,596	476,416	434,814	453,993	437,075
MINNESOTA	138,087	145,540	151,692	153,346	156,602
MISSISSIPPI	89,274	96,260	102,366	104,618	107,167
MISSOURI	144,876	155,895	163,727	172,333	175,575
MONTANA	23,105	24,076	23,690	24,148	24,815
NEBRASKA	42,667	55,098	56,971	57,606	59,021
NEVADA	28,336	35,703	37,876	39,079	41,427
NEW HAMPSHIRE	25,961	26,451	26,702	26,961	26,563
NEW JERSEY	212,632	218,259	222,025	227,583	226,709
NEW MEXICO	20,126	19,378	21,631	23,890	25,813
NEW YORK	400,521	441,369	442,034	445,833	443,254
NORTH CAROLINA	155,197	220,954	233,756	245,796	253,798
NORTH DAKOTA	15,853	18,915	20,197	21,223	22,060
OHIO	218,234	435,480	481,723	490,479	490,053
OKLAHOMA	32,718	62,538	64,748	70,905	69,904
OREGON	107,452	111,285	112,404	115,226	117,383
PENNSYLVANIA	395,073	397,253	413,840	421,739	430,514
PUERTO RICO	86,081	92,439	95,053	98,606	101,403
RHODE ISLAND	19,663	20,270	20,382	21,198	20,547
SOUTH CAROLINA	89,581	93,585	99,538	101,586	102,691
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,701	21,300	22,120	23,170	23,508
TENNESSEE	117,900	122,360	128,737	142,947	150,290
TEXAS	251,679	303,686	347,535	497,260	535,760
UTAH	51,803	55,686	57,076	57,731	58,590
VERMONT	15,124	15,989	16,304	15,753	15,837
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	3,757	3,835
VIRGINIA	170,857	181,736	195,227	199,862	205,668
WASHINGTON	214,798	226,921	232,809	236,592	236,815
WEST VIRGINIA	51,522	52,287	57,382	59,173	61,013
WISCONSIN	204,663	223,967	221,592	220,246	219,242
WYOMING	17,919	19,846	21,340	22,384	22,806
TOTALS	6,599,936	7,232,254	7,460,459	7,819,434	7,982,311

 

TABLE 55: CASES SENT TO ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 19.
ALABAMA	1,040	1,118	1,251	1,616	1,735
ALASKA	3,166	2,139	3,358	3,891	4,511
ARIZONA	1,098	881	728	1,158	1,154
ARKANSAS	2,658	2,371	1,678	1,586	1,301
CALIFORNIA	16,818	17,666	18,204	16,560	17,025
COLORADO	3,870	3,969	4,275	4,858	5,562
CONNECTICUT	2,499	2,180	1,992	2,094	1,748
DELAWARE	350	304	185	345	293
DIST. OF COL.	61	50	52	27	6
FLORIDA	9,693	10,216	10,791	16,188	17,820
GEORGIA	2,248	2,529	3,472	5,623	19,520
GUAM	143	129	80	69	49
HAWAII	287	521	278	285	239
IDAHO	5,388	5,719	4,887	3,102	3,415
ILLINOIS	329	250	299	3,470	3,896
INDIANA	2,651	1,883	1,970	2,446	3,138
IOWA	2,542	3,540	4,048	5,879	5,894
KANSAS	2,371	2,319	3,150	4,638	3,391
KENTUCKY	1,276	1,629	1,659	1,568	1,856
LOUISIANA	2,499	4,221	1,745	1,929	2,192
MAINE	1,486	1,490	1,430	1,188	1,925
MARYLAND	1,903	1,723	2,084	1,927	1,608
MASSACHUSETTS	770	163	677	843	1,019
MICHIGAN	2,408	10,152	14,956	3,497	2,021
MINNESOTA	1,425	1,983	2,209	2,422	2,508
MISSISSIPPI	9,343	8,251	8,507	9,640	10,303
MISSOURI	8,068	14,327	22,704	26,345	26,775
MONTANA	1,328	1,413	1,376	1,410	1,591
NEBRASKA	817	1,765	2,090	1,573	2,528
NEVADA	1,782	12,005	14,435	21,863	33,933
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,290	1,257	1,346	1,245	1,199
NEW JERSEY	21,036	23,035	18,855	10,459	8,846
NEW MEXICO	1,828	248	257	548	650
NEW YORK	4,463	4,466	9,251	7,685	6,344
NORTH CAROLINA	6,495	6,403	7,989	8,966	9,371
NORTH DAKOTA	2,553	3,795	4,442	8,212	5,393
OHIO	18,413	23,935	6,662	6,811	8,366
OKLAHOMA	2,013	599	512	669	853
OREGON	1,699	1,848	1,234	1,100	4,879
PENNSYLVANIA	29,246	35,863	8,590	8,205	8,231
PUERTO RICO	1,596	2,066	1,749	1,889	1,022
RHODE ISLAND	1,166	1,125	936	970	1,220
SOUTH CAROLINA	1,738	2,112	1,614	1,426	822
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,135	2,615	2,148	2,416	2,477
TENNESSEE	5,099	7,610	4,876	5,303	6,860
TEXAS	3,059	3,591	4,508	5,555	5,555
UTAH	2,904	4,865	4,977	5,482	5,698
VERMONT	1,072	1,220	983	894	966
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	20	20
VIRGINIA	9,646	10,854	15,413	10,735	10,402
WASHINGTON	7,663	6,926	6,841	7,135	7,558
WEST VIRGINIA	2,661	897	1,008	1,424	3,029
WISCONSIN	14,127	28,574	32,078	28,538	27,054
WYOMING	412	325	2,114	2,129	1,875
TOTALS	233,631	291,135	272,953	275,856	307,646

 

TABLE 56: CASES RECEIVED FROM ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 20.
ALABAMA	2,630	2,746	2,832	2,731	2,869
ALASKA	1,193	1,455	1,389	2,977	3,374
ARIZONA	3,759	3,998	3,748	3,286	4,905
ARKANSAS	1,999	2,071	2,125	2,559	2,422
CALIFORNIA	11,562	12,875	17,384	12,690	13,266
COLORADO	3,940	3,281	3,470	3,859	4,184
CONNECTICUT	1,018	887	908	983	1,192
DELAWARE	418	447	303	456	551
DIST. OF COL.	218	539	517	385	475
FLORIDA	10,475	10,620	11,654	12,189	11,495
GEORGIA	9,439	11,274	11,505	15,871	17,766
GUAM	76	87	79	64	56
HAWAII	788	635	730	766	827
IDAHO	1,942	1,995	1,910	2,019	2,193
ILLINOIS	2,796	6,340	2,148	8,279	8,319
INDIANA	7,115	4,180	3,788	3,564	3,428
IOWA	1,389	1,773	1,425	1,634	1,738
KANSAS	2,656	10,526	2,676	2,503	2,102
KENTUCKY	1,824	1,709	1,095	3,072	2,365
LOUISIANA	1,939	3,464	3,222	2,061	2,405
MAINE	617	564	527	602	695
MARYLAND	1,517	1,369	1,669	1,379	1,011
MASSACHUSETTS	1,719	1,478	1,488	1,600	1,493
MICHIGAN	1,944	14,893	20,508	4,446	25,798
MINNESOTA	1,556	1,412	1,652	1,788	1,884
MISSISSIPPI	1,800	1,930	2,017	2,231	2,352
MISSOURI	2,258	1,881	2,296	2,392	2,584
MONTANA	730	881	858	908	960
NEBRASKA	557	1,264	1,489	1,155	1,179
NEVADA	3,002	16,231	15,919	16,472	19,010
NEW HAMPSHIRE	778	1,160	732	750	812
NEW JERSEY	3,053	3,639	4,333	5,136	6,668
NEW MEXICO	1,530	1,150	1,387	1,393	1,565
NEW YORK	6,527	6,023	7,160	8,825	9,395
NORTH CAROLINA	5,093	14,339	6,185	6,367	6,609
NORTH DAKOTA	425	440	437	499	520
OHIO	10,455	7,373	4,521	4,891	5,441
OKLAHOMA	2,158	928	1,445	1,325	1,558
OREGON	2,740	3,099	958	678	4,531
PENNSYLVANIA	5,717	6,598	270	60	40
PUERTO RICO	2,193	2,071	2,423	2,787	4,241
RHODE ISLAND	350	373	391	461	600
SOUTH CAROLINA	35,307	38,240	2,847	3,221	3,419
SOUTH DAKOTA	698	908	864	802	837
TENNESSEE	5,746	4,618	4,008	4,617	5,099
TEXAS	8,805	9,344	9,853	11,442	12,591
UTAH	1,298	2,936	3,546	3,792	2,380
VERMONT	406	426	448	321	407
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	93	137
VIRGINIA	3,800	3,841	4,182	4,136	4,495
WASHINGTON	5,857	5,525	4,084	4,319	4,781
WEST VIRGINIA	404	1,103	1,255	1,424	1,740
WISCONSIN	1,302	1,599	2,974	2,473	3,893
WYOMING	760	867	844	924	1,071
TOTALS	188,278	239,405	186,478	185,657	225,728

 

TABLE 57: CASES REQUIRING SERVICES TO ESTABLISH AN ORDER FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS<

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 12 (b+c+d).
ALABAMA	124,094	118,618	103,954	76,319	64,371
ALASKA	10,488	10,116	9,873	7,933	7,962
ARIZONA	37,477	30,092	26,954	22,865	32,650
ARKANSAS	42,008	50,323	39,094	27,815	26,764
CALIFORNIA	627,621	626,644	561,883	481,963	448,885
COLORADO	26,714	18,993	15,533	13,430	13,536
CONNECTICUT	39,962	37,062	42,452	44,956	45,687
DELAWARE	23,501	22,558	15,654	16,054	16,302
DIST. OF COL.	79,146	88,529	80,699	74,973	70,799
FLORIDA	359,149	406,429	328,787	232,256	208,410
GEORGIA	202,179	224,713	89,529	81,090	75,825
GUAM	4,441	4,429	4,912	5,170	5,280
HAWAII	36,094	42,535	43,620	41,756	47,287
IDAHO	20,613	17,485	16,502	18,227	20,762
ILLINOIS	575,860	736,183	604,640	520,699	390,715
INDIANA	243,392	353,361	362,851	132,305	106,619
IOWA	22,722	8,320	8,130	7,464	6,835
KANSAS	68,493	75,700	53,256	47,234	43,284
KENTUCKY	42,357	43,658	38,625	39,466	38,215
LOUISIANA	28,551	26,605	24,911	6,033	83,257
MAINE	4,082	4,141	4,724	5,669	4,137
MARYLAND	121,063	130,334	105,002	94,521	93,826
MASSACHUSETTS	63,158	76,861	87,290	69,753	63,250
MICHIGAN	13,098	260,495	125,674	114,704	137,117
MINNESOTA	60,553	57,715	54,592	52,784	50,006
MISSISSIPPI	128,252	129,246	136,896	0	145,309
MISSOURI	56,153	49,297	50,221	44,733	45,832
MONTANA	5,202	5,768	6,069	6,283	6,042
NEBRASKA	25,367	24,453	23,129	23,833	21,781
NEVADA	33,938	48,004	21,111	37,434	55,065
NEW HAMPSHIRE	9,832	8,651	6,284	6,722	7,139
NEW JERSEY	69,706	65,752	58,473	53,872	52,066
NEW MEXICO	71,634	77,313	48,914	34,410	30,570
NEW YORK	160,916	149,106	147,700	130,829	114,952
NORTH CAROLINA	68,983	64,681	85,401	67,139	59,690
NORTH DAKOTA	4,473	3,916	3,273	3,079	2,989
OHIO	224,696	173,396	236,516	263,519	267,823
OKLAHOMA	55,341	54,536	53,954	42,676	40,037
OREGON	83,804	89,299	89,761	92,838	89,845
PENNSYLVANIA	191,475	137,111	149,597	103,863	97,351
PUERTO RICO	87,698	85,648	87,152	83,424	83,768
RHODE ISLAND	11,490	10,866	10,762	12,221	13,252
SOUTH CAROLINA	97,959	79,737	79,614	77,181	65,840
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,117	898	801	1,141	836
TENNESSEE	303,993	248,411	247,316	152,292	142,306
TEXAS	628,209	435,428	357,955	272,251	206,082
UTAH	15,727	9,194	6,360	6,073	5,723
VERMONT	3,246	3,735	3,802	3,450	3,011
VIRGIN ISLANDS		0	0	4,347	4,712
VIRGINIA	147,663	116,813	97,138	72,448	60,641
WASHINGTON	37,132	34,246	31,355	27,253	28,361
WEST VIRGINIA	49,230	45,237	43,524	25,593	19,961
WISCONSIN	54,378	47,725	43,089	47,348	47,502
WYOMING	4,984	4,556	3,904	3,101	2,525
TOTALS	5,509,414	5,674,922	4,979,212	3,934,792	3,822,792

 

TABLE 58: CHILDREN REQUIRING PATERNITY DETERMINATION SERVICES FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 13.
ALABAMA	79,725	73,206	64,499	49,232	49,075
ALASKA	4,166	3,772	3,848	3,368	3,298
ARIZONA	122,933	85,624	72,084	58,069	65,231
ARKANSAS	22,764	31,026	20,855	18,452	17,384
CALIFORNIA	590,328	556,065	499,770	396,966	357,829
COLORADO	18,991	10,363	8,767	8,211	8,245
CONNECTICUT	36,889	36,493	32,015	32,663	31,371
DELAWARE	48,849	15,748	13,623	11,931	13,442
DIST. OF COL.	16,103	52,947	51,550	50,892	52,510
FLORIDA	176,122	202,224	163,014	118,743	107,217
GEORGIA	107,325	101,899	135,447	99,506	100,848
GUAM	5,223	5,198	5,782	6,450	5,853
HAWAII	3,014	4,334	5,867	5,847	8,799
IDAHO	6,999	6,136	5,914	8,145	9,171
ILLINOIS	316,782	526,748	441,443	373,718	298,146
INDIANA	69,916	84,643	102,997	55,692	45,511
IOWA	53,002	50,066	36,162	26,549	29,619
KANSAS	48,265	28,236	32,104	30,202	27,535
KENTUCKY	48,567	55,330	38,198	37,463	32,626
LOUISIANA	133,451	117,133	103,345	62,545	53,240
MAINE	3,885	3,259	3,283	2,625	2,525
MARYLAND	90,291	88,706	68,895	63,256	63,220
MASSACHUSETTS	46,789	59,371	67,415	54,947	50,748
MICHIGAN	16,666	103,850	68,864	69,669	64,342
MINNESOTA	67,408	38,958	32,494	27,417	26,181
MISSISSIPPI	84,531	80,961	81,708	139,127	97,213
MISSOURI	70,902	67,367	58,004	51,010	47,958
MONTANA	2,436	2,598	2,760	2,925	2,890
NEBRASKA	12,911	11,258	10,659	11,794	10,234
NEVADA	14,857	7,218	21,399	24,060	31,990
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,409	3,058	2,784	2,786	3,386
NEW JERSEY	71,623	59,325	40,134	36,482	35,900
NEW MEXICO	42,735	66,002	34,781	23,493	20,708
NEW YORK	273,444	228,536	200,024	158,480	142,491
NORTH CAROLINA	112,823	108,470	80,768	59,451	50,687
NORTH DAKOTA	4,669	4,044	3,697	2,005	1,831
OHIO	146,710	110,260	148,048	158,952	155,953
OKLAHOMA	32,012	76,092	68,561	58,503	55,183
OREGON	25,878	27,873	28,100	26,141	22,573
PENNSYLVANIA	91,108	53,791	64,631	53,979	52,212
PUERTO RICO	2,422	1,721	1,636	1,543	1,389
RHODE ISLAND	18,830	18,505	21,111	23,504	19,634
SOUTH CAROLINA	67,806	57,574	55,256	53,831	44,947
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,081	984	2,154	1,969	1,751
TENNESSEE	80,565	124,983	123,908	96,534	95,113
TEXAS	534,199	355,643	298,996	235,451	186,579
UTAH	8,114	6,454	4,566	4,639	4,507
VERMONT	1,567	2,033	1,558	2,356	2,037
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	2,846	3,026
VIRGINIA	84,739	66,691	54,950	40,537	35,906
WASHINGTON	20,508	18,396	17,603	15,526	15,115
WEST VIRGINIA	22,087	19,478	17,775	10,270	7,982
WISCONSIN	44,432	40,603	37,553	29,371	26,601
WYOMING	6,404	5,858	3,867	2,679	1,902
TOTALS	4,017,255	3,967,111	3,565,226	3,002,802	2,701,664

 

TABLE 59: FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF BY STATE AND LOCAL, COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS, AND PRIVATIZED OFFICES, FY 2002 AND FY 2003

STATES	STATE AND LOCAL IV-D OFFICES 2002	STATE AND LOCAL IV-D OFFICES 2003	UNDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS 2002	UNDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS 2003	PRIVATIZED IV-D OFFICES 2002	PRIVATIZED IV-D OFFICES 2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 30, 31, and 32. 1 Employed as of September 30
ALABAMA	567	524	212	209	36	38
ALASKA	241	241	15	15	0	0
ARIZONA	765	695	154	175	46	43
ARKANSAS	737	764	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	10,184	10,002	886	864	0	0
COLORADO	543	562	163	102	71	69
CONNECTICUT	221	177	325	298	0	0
DELAWARE	200	197	22	19	0	0
DIST. OF COL.	160	164	51	51	0	0
FLORIDA	2,262	2,277	494	490	458	458
GEORGIA	943	891	226	205	248	150
GUAM	42	38	0	0	0	0
HAWAII	194	156	36	36	0	0
IDAHO	138	131	0	0	0	0
ILLINOIS	1,072	928	443	428	214	181
INDIANA	81	84	789	762	0	0
IOWA	405	374	181	175	78	47
KANSAS	435	447	0	0	173	173
KENTUCKY	310	243	688	688	0	0
LOUISIANA	467	483	386	400	0	0
MAINE	222	230	34	34	0	0
MARYLAND	615	603	211	233	252	233
MASSACHUSETTS	643	668	87	88	0	0
MICHIGAN	197	179	2,242	2,469	181	282
MINNESOTA	1,360	1,364	228	216	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	504	480	0	0	0	0
MISSOURI	1,211	1,221	0	0	97	62
MONTANA	159	157	11	0	0	0
NEBRASKA	114	114	247	231	87	88
NEVADA	81	0	348	0	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	168	154	913	0	0	0
NEW JERSEY	606	621	1,501	1,580	0	0
NEW MEXICO	333	348	0	0	0	0
NEW YORK	2,352	2,226	702	705	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	1,438	1,343	86	164	72	72
NORTH DAKOTA	36	36	118	115	0	0
OHIO	3,576	3,621	1,200	1,137	0	0
OKLAHOMA	354	339	231	207	35	31
OREGON	603	589	132	152	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	132	124	2,454	2,636	0	0
PUERTO RICO	803	841	11	11	11	10
RHODE ISLAND	96	93	38	37	0	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	307	289	0	0	28	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	96	95	10	10	0	0
TENNESSEE	138	120	493	467	302	436
TEXAS	2,579	2,554	86	82	0	0
UTAH	499	479	51	52	0	0
VERMONT	121	121	0	0	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	53	54	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	936	947	0	0	88	64
WASHINGTON	1,205	1,155	418	409	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	470	487	0	0	47	47
WISCONSIN	927	919	145	132	0	0
WYOMING	90	90	73	79	55	56
TOTALS	42,991	42,039	16,227	16,177	2,579	2,540

 

TABLE 60: TOTAL FULL TIME EQUILVALENT STAFF FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 30, 31, & 32. 1 Employed as of September 30.
ALABAMA	735	697	821	815	771
ALASKA	237	256	267	256	256
ARIZONA	1,017	1,042	1,063	965	913
ARKANSAS	609	637	784	737	764
CALIFORNIA	8,531	8,936	9,701	11,070	10,866
COLORADO	701	721	697	777	733
CONNECTICUT	542	544	521	546	475
DELAWARE	195	199	195	222	216
DIST. OF COL.	210	0	222	211	215
FLORIDA	3,331	3,383	3,247	3,214	3,225
GEORGIA	1,337	1,382	1,367	1,417	1,246
GUAM	52	42	41	42	38
HAWAII	225	226	231	230	192
IDAHO	202	190	181	138	131
ILLINOIS	1,801	1,957	1,886	1,729	1,537
INDIANA	812	862	842	870	846
IOWA	575	588	668	664	596
KANSAS	539	531	536	608	620
KENTUCKY	990	1,070	1,058	998	931
LOUISIANA	798	871	840	853	883
MAINE	288	283	274	256	264
MARYLAND	1,191	1,108	1,143	1,078	1,069
MASSACHUSETTS	870	780	755	730	756
MICHIGAN	2,441	2,645	2,833	2,620	2,930
MINNESOTA	1,318	1,445	1,540	1,588	1,580
MISSISSIPPI	613	540	539	504	480
MISSOURI	1,273	1,307	1,403	1,308	1,283
MONTANA	212	183	198	160	158
NEBRASKA	392	383	391	448	433
NEVADA	369	331	420	429	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	180	176	172	177	167
NEW JERSEY	2,139	2,159	2,189	2,107	2,201
NEW MEXICO	293	314	318	333	348
NEW YORK	2,949	3,025	3,135	3,054	2,931
NORTH CAROLINA	1,610	1,604	1,606	1,596	1,579
NORTH DAKOTA	137	154	156	154	151
OHIO	4,305	3,395	4,260	4,776	4,758
OKLAHOMA	556	629	613	620	577
OREGON	747	742	737	735	741
PENNSYLVANIA	1,810	2,637	2,609	2,586	2,760
PUERTO RICO	718	998	811	825	862
RHODE ISLAND	138	147	140	134	130
SOUTH CAROLINA	300	349	347	335	289
SOUTH DAKOTA	93	97	101	106	105
TENNESSEE	772	760	864	933	1,023
TEXAS	2,443	2,547	2,616	2,665	2,636
UTAH	559	554	559	550	531
VERMONT	121	123	123	121	121
VIRGIN ISLANDS	58	0	57	53	54
VIRGINIA	1,110	1,062	994	1,024	1,011
WASHINGTON	1,751	1,726	1,672	1,623	1,564
WEST VIRGINIA	510	515	516	517	534
WISCONSIN	1,102	1,039	1,055	1,072	1,051
WYOMING	275	280	221	218	225
TOTALS	57,082	58,171	60,535	61,797	60,756

 

TABLE 61: COSTS AND STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THE CENTRAL OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

EXPENSES	1999 1%	1999 2%	2000 1%	2000 2%	2001 1%	2001 2%	2002 1%	2002 2%	2003 1%	2003 2%
Personnel Costs and Benefits	$6,879,842	$3,356,673	$5,857,815	$4,519,383	$5,937,107	$4,600,385	$5,556,782	$6,348,950	$5,179,972	$5,776,937
Travel and Transportation	584,961	114,905	705,555	69,157	983,039	82,645	993,809	76,160	866,351	86,949
Rents	122,226	17,138	9,678	278,750	N/A	477,000	N/A	492,000	N/A	496000
Printing	83,189	90,419	147,578	36,935	70,005	65,457	75,940	38,643	64,798	70,302
Other Services	4,357,616	18,881,417	7,740,395	29,471,599	5,797,578	30,866,137	5,957,888	28,453,121	4,400,000	28,543,483
Supplies Equipment	221,510	1,207,076	640,676	307,801	205,368	690,969	294,793	143,818	280,000	3,268,613
TOTAL EXPENSES	$12,249,344	$23,667,628	$15,101,697	$34,683,625	$12,993,097	$36,782,593	$12,879,212	$35,552,692	$10,791,121	$38,242,284

 

STAFF	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: OCSE, OC 1% of the appropriations is for use by the Secretary, either directly or through grants, contracts, or interagency agreements for technical assistance to states, providing training of state and federal staff, and other related activities that would improve the programs. 2% of the appropriations is used specifically for the Federal Parent Locator Services (FPLS). NA - offices were no longer a part of OCSE because of re-organizations.
Office of the Commissioner	7	7	1	3	3
Office of the Deputy Commissioner	NA	NA	10	5	3
Chief of Staff	24	10	NA	NA	NA
Division of Audit	64	70	66	63	54
Division of Consumer Services	20	17	21	19	16
Division of State and Tribal Systems	NA	NA	14	13	13
Office of Automation and Program Operations	9	18	22	18	18
Division of State, Tribal, and Local Assistance	34	25	24	20	23
Division of Special Staffs	NA	16	22	13	14
Division of Policy	NA	NA	11	8	9
Division of Policy, Planning, Research, and Evaluation	16	16	NA	NA	NA
Division of Management Services	NA	12	14	12	8
Office of Mandatory Grants	10	6	7	NA	NA
Office of Grants Management	17	10	11	NA	NA
Division of Child Support Information Systems	12	13	NA	NA	NA
Central Office Operations	1	2	NA	NA	NA
Division of Program Operation	21	NA	NA	NA	NA

 

TABLE 62: AMOUNT OF CURRENT SUPPORT DUE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE 157 line 24. * Not Reliable. All states' current support due data were reliable for FY 2002 and 2003.
ALABAMA	$310,834,685	$315,803,435	$318,601,683	$325,100,271	$337,696,001
ALASKA	93,110,514	91,791,375	90,654,803	91,326,961	92,470,567
ARIZONA	302,879,775	327,042,241	328,934,841	350,255,858	374,044,627
ARKANSAS	175,884,413	183,343,862	192,486,370	190,796,793	174,399,020
CALIFORNIA	2,295,613,629*	2,564,798,942	2,698,457,378	2,760,882,557	2,748,886,275
COLORADO	240,715,623	247,046,247	255,830,270	265,465,725	281,180,476
CONNECTICUT	237,337,504	257,476,125	269,312,130	284,745,103	299,689,961
DELAWARE	71,201,163	74,339,065	77,564,000	78,890,976	81,833,600
DIST. OF COL.	73,205,708	74,224,648	74,050,182	73,609,284	73,838,242
FLORIDA	908,578,987	960,260,634	992,822,550	1,106,762,526	1,225,741,973
GEORGIA	551,338,879	590,436,601	632,421,678	666,464,393	704,643,971
GUAM	13,563,119*	13,485,278	13,513,037	13,354,402	13,313,896
HAWAII	97,739,035	102,470,534	108,198,376	112,967,360	115,889,555
IDAHO	97,645,654	109,728,992	124,699,668	133,490,485	146,110,983
ILLINOIS	559,149,549	607,783,528	676,226,125	767,661,246	675,127,501
INDIANA	1,390,496,003*	604,109,833*	609,873,614	623,640,722	614,647,262
IOWA	268,637,090	282,498,570	299,291,968	317,962,758	334,104,309
KANSAS	142,412,030*	181,006,741*	162,171,555	164,666,874	169,077,650
KENTUCKY	314,263,417	342,580,307	406,445,550	401,799,680	418,017,346
LOUISIANA	271,870,033	294,327,389	315,822,954	339,180,640	360,436,437
MAINE	95,381,706	101,116,697	103,419,836	110,659,409	117,324,886
MARYLAND	480,264,198	505,666,657	515,514,686	523,911,910	536,479,629
MASSACHUSETTS	421,795,363	442,837,643	469,629,602	520,926,523	539,705,959
MICHIGAN	1,377,554,952	1,345,790,062	1,714,738,483	1,773,961,066	1,755,403,402
MINNESOTA	480,559,253	516,684,571	562,092,073	605,247,029	638,708,614
MISSISSIPPI	199,019,952	218,291,486	236,905,291	250,515,668	255,262,708
MISSOURI	532,882,668	533,721,523	564,185,219	596,079,015	619,160,410
MONTANA	56,186,629	55,050,453	55,364,252	56,681,719	58,102,976
NEBRASKA	156,214,799	166,282,212	172,623,777	173,612,962	176,883,273
NEVADA	125,610,569*	128,494,209*	159,370,979	164,678,836	185,303,385
NEW HAMPSHIRE	83,981,112	87,617,271	89,461,134	92,526,327	94,789,108
NEW JERSEY	856,935,657	890,247,178	921,431,584	983,700,795	1,044,144,752
NEW MEXICO	56,832,894	61,529,972	68,282,012	74,407,828	83,398,623
NEW YORK	1,137,980,519	1,176,812,432*	1,208,875,799*	1,463,494,107	1,569,853,638
NORTH CAROLINA	493,781,872	540,065,581	583,342,108	628,518,365	664,933,018
NORTH DAKOTA	46,733,414	50,465,170	53,618,467	56,434,751	61,753,223
OHIO	1,472,574,854*	1,563,376,923*	1,765,966,722	1,832,183,256	1,879,997,219
OKLAHOMA	149,051,968	156,939,016	169,418,919	186,138,506	192,514,366
OREGON	314,531,948	333,658,244	346,577,681	361,189,811	378,761,971
PENNSYLVANIA	1,284,415,291*	1,359,882,471	1,415,497,632	1,406,310,772	1,441,914,324
PUERTO RICO	313,177,354	329,227,206	340,473,690	355,770,512	361,890,252
RHODE ISLAND	66,031,469	64,911,717	64,268,143	67,325,197	68,072,451
SOUTH CAROLINA	332,945,042*	338,473,408	364,772,146*	332,977,393	349,419,705
SOUTH DAKOTA	46,905,830	49,683,344	54,598,146	58,829,975	61,822,540
TENNESSEE	392,666,918	416,082,805	450,229,795	479,408,818	502,740,544
TEXAS	1,109,306,396	1,205,524,758	1,332,621,857	1,573,587,732	1,708,668,433
UTAH	135,632,348	148,635,257	160,281,681	164,619,286	174,236,822
VERMONT	44,051,900	46,787,255	49,310,526	51,667,790	52,843,548
VIRGIN ISLANDS	12,240,538*	0*	0*	12,725,387	12,386,323
VIRGINIA	479,261,852	511,215,650	554,114,192	586,505,881	614,052,987
WASHINGTON	658,676,626	675,785,054	690,367,414	697,991,088	711,367,517
WEST VIRGINIA	162,346,391*	136,470,501*	173,823,267	183,043,196	188,670,448
WISCONSIN	556,527,652*	597,798,701*	599,803,053*	624,705,999	660,466,150
WYOMING	50,764,242	53,823,059	54,542,074	54,835,921	55,669,506
TOTALS	$22,599,300,986	$23,033,502,833	$24,712,900,972	$26,174,197,444	$27,057,852,362

 

TABLE 63: AMOUNT OF SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED AS CURRENT SUPPORT FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 25. * Not Reliable. All states' support distributed as current support data were reliable in FY 2002 and 2003.
ALABAMA	$104,995,838	$110,998,934	$147,522,532	$155,296,873	$168,668,439
ALASKA	44,681,885	45,147,440	46,429,995	49,171,708	51,508,907
ARIZONA	127,926,612	146,025,214	153,697,221	155,808,436	161,410,351
ARKANSAS	78,873,671	86,889,715	92,588,040	96,003,394	101,631,049
CALIFORNIA	930,102,705*	1,026,426,644	1,107,085,869	1,170,517,946	1,242,529,452
COLORADO	113,781,451	125,300,539	135,119,955	145,928,552	155,091,079
CONNECTICUT	122,084,056	137,691,835	149,606,541	156,711,416	164,115,535
DELAWARE	39,382,759	43,254,771	43,713,181*	47,916,191	49,638,621
DIST. OF COL.	40,402,207	32,921,023	26,776,177*	35,305,034	36,708,035
FLORIDA	441,797,414	479,006,912	517,344,543	624,162,628	691,320,618
GEORGIA	263,124,656	280,543,110	304,691,794	331,459,116	359,420,503
GUAM	5,582,958*	5,420,686	5,776,333	5,763,577	5,938,138
HAWAII	47,606,209	51,176,537	55,210,070	57,765,327	59,418,871
IDAHO	47,648,380	57,802,180	67,092,839	73,987,438	78,715,687
ILLINOIS	288,502,207*	221,719,083	254,543,938	300,260,956	317,562,353
INDIANA	203,397,663*	267,306,713*	285,419,233	302,601,790	310,645,507
IOWA	132,890,531	176,185,142	172,539,856	187,920,962	200,528,161
KANSAS	83,606,371*	87,196,238*	88,643,977	90,659,563	93,503,789
KENTUCKY	149,203,449	174,405,009	217,512,003	212,161,674	224,196,512
LOUISIANA	144,424,256	154,197,489	170,005,928	191,417,280	204,968,256
MAINE	53,159,622	57,939,190	61,602,904	63,914,569	65,319,150
MARYLAND	273,489,395	295,937,323	310,827,971	324,923,922	338,935,160
MASSACHUSETTS	230,642,537	260,055,126	298,466,607	310,863,003	328,684,386
MICHIGAN	908,708,334	904,977,474	1,033,405,388	1,053,092,658	977,768,416
MINNESOTA	317,699,969	352,625,419	378,561,473	441,567,003	446,242,512
MISSISSIPPI	94,879,757	107,151,127	118,507,751	124,119,670	132,683,952
MISSOURI	229,944,772	255,263,814	277,785,025	302,426,448	326,100,709
MONTANA	28,827,675	31,269,401	31,397,128	33,160,646	34,310,115
NEBRASKA	95,144,410*	100,809,635	108,224,547	115,429,988	117,008,984
NEVADA	62,317,361*	63,817,527*	72,989,111	77,389,230	75,796,713
NEW HAMPSHIRE	53,030,123	56,976,220	58,991,405	60,612,593	60,924,955
NEW JERSEY	528,015,251	562,119,293	595,200,069	639,445,967	678,841,564
NEW MEXICO	21,134,286	24,832,871	29,974,707	34,787,843	40,829,652
NEW YORK	796,549,142*	866,553,593*	925,848,721	952,966,059	1,016,428,874
NORTH CAROLINA	295,412,014	319,782,063	352,231,829	385,017,250	410,857,338
NORTH DAKOTA	25,702,215	33,876,771	37,076,129	40,379,896	44,058,977
OHIO	1,046,451,491*	1,038,132,522*	1,201,118,292	1,223,387,810	1,264,332,976
OKLAHOMA	63,371,503	69,562,705	76,406,134	86,482,555	93,255,627
OREGON	185,380,145	199,023,600	206,444,329	218,212,404	226,729,463
PENNSYLVANIA	837,482,516*	905,320,844	1,012,967,902	1,050,534,872	1,078,731,692
PUERTO RICO	132,587,712	147,733,766	158,484,241	173,161,602	190,312,101
RHODE ISLAND	26,192,984	34,857,071	39,417,348	41,139,254	42,039,596
SOUTH CAROLINA	129,583,925*	128,017,485	162,156,278	164,860,416	171,991,381
SOUTH DAKOTA	34,064,431	33,618,651	36,584,751	39,829,979	41,490,386
TENNESSEE	175,173,584	186,879,977	217,618,627	241,823,832	270,208,992
TEXAS	556,170,111	784,830,275	826,007,973	943,020,152	985,120,526
UTAH	74,020,676	82,474,624	90,079,027	96,471,472	102,183,466
VERMONT	28,221,489	30,693,608	33,198,301	34,276,990	34,761,483
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,554,177*	0*	0*	5,983,775	6,572,829
VIRGINIA	257,156,722	288,857,635	322,298,648	345,846,835	366,703,033
WASHINGTON	379,875,816	407,400,303	427,189,727	446,559,551	457,615,039
WEST VIRGINIA	83,150,548*	85,206,865*	105,973,629	113,608,191	118,503,202
WISCONSIN	429,335,590*	458,128,784*	471,083,941*	454,066,386	447,326,948
WYOMING	26,667,916	30,040,852	31,812,815	32,928,835	33,881,166
TOTALS	$11,895,113,477	$12,914,381,628	$14,151,252,753	$15,063,111,517	$15,704,071,226

 

TABLE 64: TOTAL AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 26.
ALABAMA	$1,278,796,345	$947,064,143	$1,624,250,790	$1,112,767,869	$2,340,469,429
ALASKA	533,570,045	569,271,785	586,087,784	598,754,575	597,340,669
ARIZONA	1,410,222,381	1,525,819,973	1,607,695,217	1,708,090,816	1,804,501,919
ARKANSAS	605,313,627	661,082,372	677,661,285	690,250,875	701,923,411
CALIFORNIA	14,121,522,375	15,773,984,622	16,923,521,874	17,877,241,312	18,386,445,842
COLORADO	1,194,145,528	1,198,413,411	1,164,563,038	1,085,498,956	1,142,830,052
CONNECTICUT	1,253,466,779	1,328,183,511	1,392,025,604	1,433,181,592	1,496,425,998
DELAWARE	198,350,976	205,407,475	253,286,261	218,181,217	227,910,511
DIST. OF COL.	294,950,248	321,920,123	344,580,530	362,839,068	341,991,305
FLORIDA	2,807,512,218	3,081,404,303	3,313,566,978	3,573,548,848	3,833,464,955
GEORGIA	2,059,183,090	2,222,153,246	2,397,632,116	2,538,045,368	2,724,051,978
GUAM	53,143,929	60,374,965	78,019,994	87,437,171	96,371,698
HAWAII	408,665,687	436,741,780	475,168,092	511,923,268	533,340,151
IDAHO	308,827,078	321,155,275	324,206,186	343,902,155	375,657,705
ILLINOIS	549,738,323	2,372,520,354	2,610,624,441	2,705,274,716	2,781,598,912
INDIANA	1,885,677,245	1,222,641,177	1,482,023,818	2,312,235,286	513,037,213
IOWA	996,167,021	1,033,544,530	963,911,470	990,822,299	1,015,270,146
KANSAS	515,407,042	601,748,126	503,110,881	523,730,245	543,022,689
KENTUCKY	925,336,764	981,525,202	1,216,027,927	1,305,107,012	1,363,863,707
LOUISIANA	584,666,706	647,052,191	633,593,089	775,502,437	844,365,618
MAINE	459,355,307	483,599,793	493,487,519	510,814,740	544,963,412
MARYLAND	1,229,453,053	1,302,632,235	1,355,648,376	1,385,348,964	1,428,704,224
MASSACHUSETTS	1,273,575,423	1,425,170,466	1,608,758,351	1,706,048,654	1,871,962,676
MICHIGAN	5,944,189,682	6,271,633,171	7,061,217,142	7,348,406,940	8,011,748,874
MINNESOTA	915,773,913	1,004,649,515	1,111,877,089	1,253,634,358	1,367,988,032
MISSISSIPPI	555,794,939	592,091,092	632,594,625	670,715,564	714,431,284
MISSOURI	1,800,307,107	1,876,483,050	1,801,293,074	1,883,679,487	1,926,479,507
MONTANA	183,589,392	181,590,137	182,738,852	185,167,607	186,170,414
NEBRASKA	426,181,415	455,124,456	479,123,870	536,639,092	565,735,971
NEVADA	290,551,660	641,849,978	661,150,884	706,356,236	816,452,200
NEW HAMPSHIRE	185,531,267	185,868,386	178,058,123	180,474,066	183,682,025
NEW JERSEY	1,896,231,673	1,920,548,280	1,957,630,826	2,017,179,562	2,120,551,857
NEW MEXICO	206,480,979	411,385,785	480,748,731	539,421,731	580,988,810
NEW YORK	2,918,867,312	3,088,027,428	3,233,391,949	3,393,000,965	3,568,181,622
NORTH CAROLINA	1,295,453,199	1,359,356,445	1,456,076,209	1,573,559,228	1,618,456,377
NORTH DAKOTA	87,834,141	148,099,442	158,972,650	160,132,429	152,617,175
OHIO	2,774,124,791	2,643,298,362	3,736,915,621	3,890,741,735	4,060,455,730
OKLAHOMA	703,606,928	741,396,303	788,719,907	818,342,719	798,430,243
OREGON	925,794,731	1,029,546,497	548,215,334	1,068,165,832	1,128,716,843
PENNSYLVANIA	3,715,268,040	4,982,020,078	2,221,135,827	2,201,950,702	2,243,214,854
PUERTO RICO	570,188,438	626,376,850	700,346,875	767,228,400	826,590,422
RHODE ISLAND	228,808,189	169,477,844	169,941,150	175,567,085	169,977,608
SOUTH CAROLINA	577,647,283	700,722,903	832,364,256	854,275,471	953,445,035
SOUTH DAKOTA	109,446,134	111,584,966	116,432,343	125,568,852	129,572,377
TENNESSEE	1,410,329,901	1,496,579,731	1,610,019,787	1,698,692,797	1,728,535,702
TEXAS	6,684,448,005	7,887,487,252	9,064,333,687	8,806,355,237	9,150,306,730
UTAH	394,629,477	380,271,416	358,093,610	343,881,958	330,888,215
VERMONT	88,032,701	90,057,198	94,267,150	96,937,230	99,983,671
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	51,660,321	51,771,751
VIRGINIA	1,608,442,784	1,736,398,393	1,843,198,566	1,939,140,410	2,005,171,506
WASHINGTON	1,679,488,436	1,822,871,594	1,858,979,352	1,776,661,244	1,783,423,796
WEST VIRGINIA	630,445,911	531,730,684	725,478,546	736,194,615	778,217,132
WISCONSIN	1,413,121,934	1,904,598,817	1,814,026,146	1,933,218,198	2,010,282,635
WYOMING	240,214,492	239,443,985	225,279,274	233,441,833	226,875,968
TOTALS	$75,407,872,044	$83,953,981,096	$88,132,073,076	$92,322,939,347	$95,798,858,586

 

TABLE 65: AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE BY CURRENT ASSISTANCE, FORMER ASSISTANCE, AND NEVER ASSISTANCE, FY 2003

STATES	TOTAL	CURRENT ASSISTANCE	FORMER ASSISTANCE	NEVER ASSISTANCE
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 26.
ALABAMA	$2,340,469,429	$127,301,847	$1,108,741,876	$1,104,425,706
ALASKA	597,340,669	83,653,772	363,012,224	150,674,673
ARIZONA	1,804,501,919	287,479,463	949,223,406	567,799,050
ARKANSAS	701,923,411	75,884,034	275,142,356	350,897,021
CALIFORNIA	18,386,445,842	3,488,097,863	10,754,455,778	4,143,892,201
COLORADO	1,142,830,052	469,381,838	288,610,343	384,837,871
CONNECTICUT	1,496,425,998	139,026,343	1,125,879,024	231,520,631
DELAWARE	227,910,511	24,890,956	138,422,455	64,597,100
DIST. OF COL.	341,991,305	63,951,320	114,429,865	163,610,120
FLORIDA	3,833,464,955	268,556,538	2,190,100,322	1,374,808,095
GEORGIA	2,724,051,978	367,567,482	1,298,882,255	1,057,602,241
GUAM	96,371,698	3,406,395	60,088,906	32,876,397
HAWAII	533,340,151	125,839,893	240,433,890	167,066,368
IDAHO	375,657,705	24,687,522	201,576,600	149,393,583
ILLINOIS	2,781,598,912	229,043,964	1,277,854,621	1,274,700,327
INDIANA	513,037,213	266,538,261	186,553,206	59,945,746
IOWA	1,015,270,146	112,319,009	722,522,506	180,428,631
KANSAS	543,022,689	78,166,143	302,109,759	162,746,787
KENTUCKY	1,363,863,707	166,757,579	880,906,906	316,199,222
LOUISIANA	844,365,618	65,993,526	479,753,233	298,618,859
MAINE	544,963,412	129,800,042	300,258,976	114,904,394
MARYLAND	1,428,704,224	101,191,498	749,367,754	578,144,972
MASSACHUSETTS	1,871,962,676	235,432,531	1,185,749,831	450,780,314
MICHIGAN	8,011,748,874	1,422,092,606	5,200,237,156	1,389,419,112
MINNESOTA	1,367,988,032	195,429,922	932,944,360	239,613,750
MISSISSIPPI	714,431,284	83,615,113	308,189,633	322,626,538
MISSOURI	1,926,479,507	142,449,180	903,573,332	880,456,995
MONTANA	186,170,414	16,203,632	123,630,277	46,336,505
NEBRASKA	565,735,971	54,712,157	328,307,582	182,716,232
NEVADA	816,452,200	145,121,678	249,449,669	421,880,853
NEW HAMPSHIRE	183,682,025	21,289,583	93,868,664	68,523,778
NEW JERSEY	2,120,551,857	251,463,677	1,242,458,219	626,629,961
NEW MEXICO	580,988,810	70,651,730	303,841,613	206,495,467
NEW YORK	3,568,181,622	445,138,023	2,318,718,143	804,325,456
NORTH CAROLINA	1,618,456,377	139,292,317	1,042,637,949	436,526,111
NORTH DAKOTA	152,617,175	15,721,514	75,323,551	61,572,110
OHIO	4,060,455,730	280,367,458	2,523,860,191	1,256,228,081
OKLAHOMA	798,430,243	110,409,655	449,303,180	238,717,408
OREGON	1,128,716,843	189,539,705	568,826,850	370,350,288
PENNSYLVANIA	2,243,214,854	289,978,735	1,203,420,618	749,815,501
PUERTO RICO	826,590,422	85,382,254	51,802,080	689,406,088
RHODE ISLAND	169,977,608	27,018,881	111,049,286	31,909,441
SOUTH CAROLINA	953,445,035	118,160,827	508,164,534	327,119,674
SOUTH DAKOTA	129,572,377	12,722,864	75,012,274	41,837,239
TENNESSEE	1,728,535,702	319,631,558	762,618,100	646,286,044
TEXAS	9,150,306,730	766,276,575	4,915,070,070	3,468,960,085
UTAH	330,888,215	55,707,837	185,307,005	89,873,373
VERMONT	99,983,671	23,691,340	52,538,585	23,753,746
VIRGIN ISLANDS	51,771,751	2,646,575	7,341,042	41,784,134
VIRGINIA	2,005,171,506	155,356,281	902,546,885	947,268,340
WASHINGTON	1,783,423,796	274,473,465	1,038,664,446	470,285,885
WEST VIRGINIA	778,217,132	57,148,735	473,754,808	247,313,589
WISCONSIN	2,010,282,635	93,090,149	1,589,802,128	327,390,358
WYOMING	226,875,968	11,998,179	130,003,813	84,873,976
TOTALS	$95,798,858,586	$12,811,750,024	$53,866,342,135	$29,120,766,427

 

TABLE 66: TOTAL AMOUNT OF SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED AS ARREARS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 27.
ALABAMA	$99,256,340	$104,989,219	$76,760,616	$82,579,096	$82,912,515
ALASKA	33,015,096	35,417,697	40,740,034	41,235,063	40,154,027
ARIZONA	57,985,506	71,213,356	68,357,677	99,365,473	97,234,052
ARKANSAS	36,919,686	39,830,761	42,129,191	42,997,148	44,965,024
CALIFORNIA	793,191,949	913,511,232	971,670,402	1,001,643,749	1,007,358,387
COLORADO	76,101,572	77,982,179	79,064,084	84,850,580	83,444,252
CONNECTICUT	67,196,985	68,524,575	69,927,823	75,190,228	74,258,406
DELAWARE	14,309,321	15,922,124	17,068,707	17,680,388	18,211,150
DIST. OF COL.	3,553,333	10,155,874	15,833,679	11,730,004	13,588,879
FLORIDA	229,623,057	265,779,516	276,815,932	278,011,099	301,637,384
GEORGIA	111,381,333	127,279,986	131,038,008	133,830,899	140,578,903
GUAM	1,405,901	1,257,224	1,301,690	1,298,444	2,408,379
HAWAII	20,405,917	26,203,240	26,410,769	23,030,565	21,364,002
IDAHO	27,298,013	27,006,322	29,537,370	31,713,953	34,495,918
ILLINOIS	32,653,098	171,360,577	189,560,453	195,901,426	188,121,830
INDIANA	70,728,525	139,409,019	100,309,183	112,361,113	119,472,357
IOWA	74,761,164	55,344,427	77,423,702	80,591,370	82,738,124
KANSAS	51,694,673	73,633,275	42,342,057	44,329,451	47,839,797
KENTUCKY	66,276,216	76,576,809	85,076,969	89,388,794	90,678,459
LOUISIANA	63,921,939	71,257,255	76,563,083	86,284,537	88,126,283
MAINE	31,065,075	33,696,996	37,254,470	35,893,231	34,806,714
MARYLAND	91,337,466	94,263,330	95,394,197	100,116,542	100,829,483
MASSACHUSETTS	71,787,450	73,202,933	80,152,252	97,688,011	111,623,257
MICHIGAN	291,312,902	455,660,208	328,197,297	395,011,025	428,611,247
MINNESOTA	132,176,173	132,296,522	139,246,093	106,153,358	123,437,922
MISSISSIPPI	40,183,230	44,442,264	49,748,484	52,424,259	52,783,486
MISSOURI	90,841,299	119,373,873	132,469,539	146,652,009	154,918,660
MONTANA	15,556,266	15,929,552	16,593,156	17,201,995	17,154,823
NEBRASKA	40,042,663	43,664,394	55,505,912	32,603,750	36,785,042
NEVADA	18,564,977	27,901,546	34,100,380	32,949,885	36,766,494
NEW HAMPSHIRE	17,195,467	17,621,420	18,647,132	19,987,459	20,510,414
NEW JERSEY	139,942,068	146,164,946	156,223,121	171,891,029	169,753,639
NEW MEXICO	6,541,428	17,192,000	17,867,086	21,762,125	24,533,182
NEW YORK	190,125,467	312,799,249	339,743,845	368,361,408	341,823,207
NORTH CAROLINA	600,080,590	112,674,772	157,589,438	131,172,819	130,899,019
NORTH DAKOTA	10,465,283	10,382,507	12,241,001	12,354,966	15,375,550
OHIO	242,193,284	251,868,560	126,495,221	326,021,888	325,124,063
OKLAHOMA	46,131,567	50,515,890	53,221,915	59,925,728	59,042,833
OREGON	75,303,944	80,528,822	78,172,777	80,709,803	85,738,978
PENNSYLVANIA	203,908,990	227,226,851	234,515,929	255,383,956	255,521,294
PUERTO RICO	37,919,746	41,796,223	43,849,137	45,373,104	48,257,670
RHODE ISLAND	20,242,443	16,344,050	13,289,842	13,867,151	13,822,082
SOUTH CAROLINA	48,453,741	50,853,790	52,779,972	69,146,376	70,435,115
SOUTH DAKOTA	10,999,663	13,257,621	13,908,555	14,524,629	15,302,476
TENNESSEE	94,172,441	75,332,987	84,607,522	98,476,891	113,787,357
TEXAS	301,746,604	244,608,941	417,204,099	479,992,073	528,439,991
UTAH	43,124,542	45,836,082	47,898,107	46,359,529	44,933,941
VERMONT	10,409,700	10,977,308	11,905,024	12,221,053	12,337,196
VIRGIN ISLANDS	587,741	0	0	2,250,517	2,533,043
VIRGINIA	99,844,495	106,118,400	127,383,676	133,899,172	145,720,000
WASHINGTON	173,082,650	178,504,043	183,786,489	182,839,439	177,915,320
WEST VIRGINIA	55,934,253	35,359,850	47,763,451	42,870,216	43,252,178
WISCONSIN	109,640,143	118,687,957	102,383,399	110,035,577	121,072,866
WYOMING	14,846,271	17,180,162	17,585,927	18,569,787	18,898,366
TOTALS	$5,307,439,646	$5,594,918,716	$5,745,655,874	$6,268,704,140	$6,462,335,036

 

TABLE 67: CERTIFIED FEDERAL OFFSET CASELOAD AND ARREARAGE TOTALS, FY 2003

STATE	TANF Cases	TANF Arrearage	Non-TANF Cases	Non-TANF Arrearage	Total Cases	Total Arrearage
Source: FPLS; Data as of October 3, 2003.
ALABAMA	48,396	$530,026,446	90,320	$1,371,714,020	138,716	$1,901,740,466
ALASKA	14,791	253,720,738	15,342	206,487,725	30,133	460,208,463
ARIZONA	66,657	1,119,050,978	22,162	370,923,299	88,819	1,489,974,277
ARKANSAS	24,897	103,185,273	43,940	358,186,243	68,837	461,371,516
CALIFORNIA	544,768	10,565,585,018	324,764	4,294,557,353	869,532	14,860,142,371
COLORADO	38,893	363,956,924	47,935	419,791,281	86,828	783,748,205
CONNECTICUT	61,537	876,053,513	37,928	330,528,051	99,465	1,206,581,564
DELAWARE	9,004	60,720,803	11,375	69,145,589	20,379	129,866,392
DIST. OF COL.	8,568	73,398,242	14,107	147,225,975	22,675	220,624,217
FLORIDA	143,517	982,618,604	189,405	1,771,459,700	332,922	2,754,078,304
GEORGIA	69,827	478,165,291	103,560	898,579,970	173,387	1,376,745,261
GUAM	2,284	38,033,449	1,870	29,114,344	4,154	67,147,793
HAWAII	19,228	199,800,954	14,506	111,192,462	33,734	310,993,416
IDAHO	13,647	62,887,793	25,248	224,216,814	38,895	287,104,607
ILLINOIS	100,350	861,784,204	125,129	1,212,112,969	225,479	2,073,897,173
INDIANA	48,501	438,267,512	84,817	835,776,474	133,318	1,274,043,986
IOWA	57,242	552,205,839	50,237	420,400,463	107,479	972,606,302
KANSAS	38,514	313,072,196	30,876	184,201,885	69,390	497,274,081
KENTUCKY	63,529	412,013,713	49,840	341,122,056	113,369	753,135,769
LOUISIANA	37,086	163,849,676	62,443	430,901,843	99,529	594,751,519
MAINE	24,932	292,362,171	12,577	88,481,110	37,509	380,843,281
MARYLAND	41,923	342,200,654	66,043	690,266,971	107,966	1,032,467,625
MASSACHUSETTS	48,881	705,130,190	51,358	653,269,221	100,239	1,358,399,411
MICHIGAN	166,134	2,839,080,690	252,962	3,461,518,827	419,096	6,300,599,517
MINNESOTA	64,217	549,098,936	65,059	558,304,822	129,276	1,107,403,758
MISSISSIPPI	22,808	70,878,713	55,903	396,326,608	78,711	467,205,321
MISSOURI	89,108	686,921,073	102,746	913,344,173	191,854	1,600,265,246
MONTANA	9,301	51,562,239	9,024	65,863,889	18,325	117,426,128
NEBRASKA	17,110	139,101,513	15,150	137,236,976	32,260	276,338,489
NEVADA	12,419	81,654,374	22,422	269,501,354	34,841	351,155,728
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,286	61,099,982	10,290	83,989,952	18,576	145,089,934
NEW JERSEY	65,598	605,537,372	78,307	831,680,520	143,905	1,437,217,892
NEW MEXICO	13,180	115,065,538	16,018	150,734,729	29,198	265,800,267
NEW YORK	142,868	1,492,130,309	115,291	1,200,508,871	258,159	2,692,639,180
NORTH CAROLINA	66,953	317,395,777	74,997	535,609,889	141,950	853,005,666
NORTH DAKOTA	8,578	59,374,778	7,051	44,848,826	15,629	104,223,604
OHIO	138,376	1,130,900,257	180,180	1,455,426,379	318,556	2,586,326,636
OKLAHOMA	39,474	313,548,586	41,724	331,676,542	81,198	645,225,128
OREGON	49,685	313,981,673	53,594	390,869,641	103,279	704,851,314
PENNSYLVANIA	111,134	746,550,032	118,443	699,433,731	229,577	1,445,983,763
PUERTO RICO	5,474	28,648,367	46,079	216,806,559	51,553	245,454,926
RHODE ISLAND	9,382	65,169,353	6,217	57,655,753	15,599	122,825,106
SOUTH CAROLINA	33,275	223,818,055	47,412	304,930,948	80,687	528,749,003
SOUTH DAKOTA	9,155	52,460,187	9,406	57,418,860	18,561	109,879,047
TENNESSEE	58,424	446,492,739	78,752	757,307,730	137,176	1,203,800,469
TEXAS	214,660	2,679,197,563	395,986	5,641,220,646	610,646	8,320,418,209
UTAH	17,762	111,396,680	17,624	117,749,344	35,386	229,146,024
VERMONT	6,457	38,319,779	5,183	31,694,468	11,640	70,014,247
VIRGIN ISLANDS	581	4,419,641	1,563	12,216,551	2,144	16,636,192
VIRGINIA	70,603	514,933,600	77,258	784,009,928	147,861	1,298,943,528
WASHINGTON	94,394	853,345,184	75,747	692,643,527	170,141	1,545,988,711
WEST VIRGINIA	19,958	130,432,610	22,598	228,194,102	42,556	358,626,712
WISCONSIN	84,642	864,087,042	68,549	661,997,695	153,191	1,526,084,737
WYOMING	8,416	57,158,819	7,993	76,889,037	16,409	134,047,856
TOTALS	$3,185,384	$35,431,851,642	$3,555,310	$36,627,266,695	$6,740,694	$72,059,118,337

 

TABLE 68: CASES WITH ARREARS DUE AND PAYING TOWARDS ARREARS, FY 2002 AND FY 2003

STATES	Arrears Due 2002	Arrears Due 2003	Paying Toward Arrears 2002	Paying Toward Arrears 2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 28 & 29. * Not Reliable. All states' cases with arrears due and paying toward arrears data were reliable for FY 2003.
ALABAMA	182,112	181,346	87,318	88,380
ALASKA	37,718	38,027	25,417	25,721
ARIZONA	141,746	148,366	71,769	75,433
ARKANSAS	106,162	107,541	58,952	60,318
CALIFORNIA	1,229,147	1,225,178	675,024	679,167
COLORADO	114,658	119,683	75,790	72,462
CONNECTICUT	131,070	130,273	69,610	71,019
DELAWARE	34,394	35,386	23,329	22,917
DIST. OF COL.	37,503*	30,924	11,329*	11,437
FLORIDA	448,062	471,012	281,507	304,128
GEORGIA	307,863	306,676	187,128	195,038
GUAM	5,574	5,641	2,067	2,584
HAWAII	51,511	53,681	18,993	21,614
IDAHO	60,552	64,173	36,395	37,976
ILLINOIS	321,219	311,531	167,982	160,238
INDIANA	251,448	234,344	132,217	128,399
IOWA	144,552	152,213	91,555	96,445
KANSAS	90,888	92,038	55,468	57,024
KENTUCKY	199,642	206,681	99,771	104,722
LOUISIANA	159,811	163,429	96,886	97,671
MAINE	53,921	53,470	33,029	31,850
MARYLAND	189,491	194,177	121,832	121,088
MASSACHUSETTS	150,153	154,686	87,570	93,490
MICHIGAN	631,683	630,563	383,923	371,962
MINNESOTA	183,793	190,023	119,586	129,273
MISSISSIPPI	137,324	139,625	82,168	82,187
MISSOURI	265,687	267,864	132,838	136,140
MONTANA	31,008	31,730	19,758	20,409
NEBRASKA	67,259	66,660	41,474	39,553
NEVADA	55,817	61,741	34,626	37,793
NEW HAMPSHIRE	30,723	30,205	21,990	21,810
NEW JERSEY	269,611	269,710	164,941	177,048
NEW MEXICO	32,904	34,625	19,850	21,890
NEW YORK	557,818	584,733	337,087	349,920
NORTH CAROLINA	311,289	318,836	187,771	186,277
NORTH DAKOTA	24,004	26,069	15,871	17,932
OHIO	594,316	602,872	400,945	399,687
OKLAHOMA	104,439	101,983	59,296	58,527
OREGON	154,409	158,471	94,250	97,610
PENNSYLVANIA	486,719	487,166	344,037	348,256
PUERTO RICO	140,027	139,217	71,185	72,920
RHODE ISLAND	29,061	28,954	16,912	16,550
SOUTH CAROLINA	148,868	150,824	77,180	77,424
SOUTH DAKOTA	28,773	28,915	19,734	20,011
TENNESSEE	205,456	208,682	112,061	119,550
TEXAS	639,707	692,905	412,300	431,701
UTAH	74,138	74,105	48,958	48,747
VERMONT	20,190	20,154	14,263	14,077
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,445	6,058	3,138	2,799
VIRGINIA	279,213	286,999	157,392	165,009
WASHINGTON	288,492	285,355	197,135	196,503
WEST VIRGINIA	82,262	84,836	50,364	50,351
WISCONSIN	250,734	255,785	153,135	158,649
WYOMING	28,602	28,689	17,609	18,126
TOTALS	10,609,968	10,774,830	6,322,715	6,447,812

 

TABLE 69: CASES WITH DETERMINATION OF NON-COOPERATION FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 38.
ALABAMA	654	779	839	1,062	1,441
ALASKA	1,155	1,000	957	857	748
ARIZONA	2,329	2,457	2,549	825	3,240
ARKANSAS	874	1,022	1,129	1,371	1,822
CALIFORNIA	36,785	24,462	20,274	17,472	24,962
COLORADO	424	335	334	268	349
CONNECTICUT	157	159	158	126	147
DELAWARE	400	367	198	297	224
DIST. OF COL.	14,858	14,900	49,406	53,087	57,127
FLORIDA	2,391	4,428	3,299	2,335	1,812
GEORGIA	0	1	3	881	1,297
GUAM	1,363	1,551	1,548	1,532	1,512
HAWAII	1,243	1,305	1,313	1,178	1,325
IDAHO	44	100	112	122	140
ILLINOIS	51,131	32,258	31,793	26,283	21,873
INDIANA	614	1,249	2,017	1,620	1,017
IOWA	3,107	559	558	550	602
KANSAS	9,060	11,448	1,153	1,194	1,325
KENTUCKY	1,120	862	919	1,163	1,019
LOUISIANA	60	33	2,234	1,584	3,841
MAINE	1,708	1,667	1,700	1,951	2,279
MARYLAND	360	956	836	969	895
MASSACHUSETTS	375	728	1,147	1,395	1,515
MICHIGAN	5,441	7,061	5,854	6,875	17,930
MINNESOTA	3,040	3,661	3,913	4,166	3,935
MISSISSIPPI	19,163	22,473	25,260	25,157	25,177
MISSOURI	1,650	3,021	4,013	4,649	4,724
MONTANA	2,341	790	1,013	943	1,000
NEBRASKA	352	1,909	2,736	3,582	3,988
NEVADA	3	7	2,738	1,951	3,374
NEW HAMPSHIRE	62	99	175	200	206
NEW JERSEY	1,069	864	1,092	930	1,183
NEW MEXICO	2,410	2,569	5,625	4,091	5,409
NEW YORK	1,460	918	848	716	658
NORTH CAROLINA	57	3,760	3,720	3,500	2,942
NORTH DAKOTA	0	0	0	0	0
OHIO	36	0	1,516	1,556	1,364
OKLAHOMA	0	4,529	3,692	3,460	2,935
OREGON	258	339	457	523	490
PENNSYLVANIA	8,949	18,225	10,742	12,841	15,184
PUERTO RICO	524	622	884	898	1,074
RHODE ISLAND	201	187	171	212	243
SOUTH CAROLINA	123	331	115	152	83
SOUTH DAKOTA	78	61	72	67	78
TENNESSEE	20,503	19,149	20,252	17,180	13,573
TEXAS	29,788	25,934	24,565	20,704	8,351
UTAH	684	3,626	3,709	4,275	4,966
VERMONT	245	282	327	266	290
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	NA	7	49
VIRGINIA	2,058	1,804	1,660	1,825	2,029
WASHINGTON	105	91	13	13	9
WEST VIRGINIA	117	999	1,454	1,252	1,363
WISCONSIN	720	551	719	747	872
WYOMING	53	48	48	60	78
TOTALS	231,702	226,536	251,859	240,920	254,069

 

TABLE 70: CASES WITH GOOD CAUSE DETERMINATIONS FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 39.
ALABAMA	4	5	4	20	22
ALASKA	57	34	51	39	63
ARIZONA	2,924	2,941	2,043	389	476
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	12
CALIFORNIA	513	823	931	799	1961
COLORADO	57	49	54	54	43
CONNECTICUT	306	351	268	250	247
DELAWARE	4	1	0	0	2
DIST. OF COL.	15	46	49	40	38
FLORIDA	10	47	17	14	8
GEORGIA	895	628	352	218	200
GUAM	9	5	5	5	6
HAWAII	8	0	5	9	3
IDAHO	4	6	5	5	5
ILLINOIS	10	0	0	0	1
INDIANA	58	73	72	45	31
IOWA	167	22	17	11	7
KANSAS	138	156	20	30	41
KENTUCKY	130	161	166	146	0
LOUISIANA	100	98	80	85	129
MAINE	24	64	33	487	48
MARYLAND	33	31	16	17	20
MASSACHUSETTS	360	222	168	140	179
MICHIGAN	2,009	3,038	4,178	5,656	7480
MINNESOTA	4	4	48	47	45
MISSISSIPPI	33	46	64	82	70
MISSOURI	3	12	29	57	735
MONTANA	199	196	187	120	126
NEBRASKA	25	48	68	78	74
NEVADA	8	8	4	13	24
NEW HAMPSHIRE	17	20	26	38	36
NEW JERSEY	438	526	590	858	968
NEW MEXICO	0	22	0	0	2
NEW YORK	234	297	309	262	300
NORTH CAROLINA	4,615	40	54	60	59
NORTH DAKOTA	0	0	0	0	0
OHIO	122	16	NA	0	0
OKLAHOMA	0	10	314	106	84
OREGON	1	9	16	18	8
PENNSYLVANIA	33	69	21	37	70
PUERTO RICO	0	0	4	4	4
RHODE ISLAND	6	6	15	15	13
SOUTH CAROLINA	58	64	77	84	91
SOUTH DAKOTA	4	12	9	7	10
TENNESSEE	42	35	37	20	14
TEXAS	218	299	441	397	57
UTAH	9	15	45	50	64
VERMONT	23	31	28	32	34
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	NA	0	0
VIRGINIA	248	331	260	339	511
WASHINGTON	228	224	90	66	72
WEST VIRGINIA	72	132	177	129	136
WISCONSIN	9	5	2	9	31
WYOMING	40	23	19	25	17
TOTALS	14,524	11,301	11,468	11,412	14,677

 

TABLE 71: CHILDREN WITH PATERNITY RESOLVED FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 7. 1 Includes all children born within a marriage, legitimized by marriage or adoption and children with paternity established or acknowledged.
ALABAMA	238,266	227,339	218,676	213,904	200,163
ALASKA	48,773	48,394	47,385	47,401	46,925
ARIZONA	208,299	195,642	203,371	191,683	207,796
ARKANSAS	139,073	126,896	138,222	125,907	123,262
California	2,184,529	1,842,891	1,775,802	1,760,613	1,711,970
COLORADO	191,181	144,771	137,603	134,352	137,183
CONNECTICUT	167,936	156,771	164,342	168,607	171,363
DELAWARE	46,843	45,986	46,375	49,426	48,558
DIST. OF COL.	46,486	62,140	61,209	60,559	63,273
FLORIDA	691,857	759,518	713,479	620,824	631,118
GEORGIA	279,366	279,297	189,202	163,380	153,869
GUAM	10,725	11,082	11,561	14,015	13,569
HAWAII	69,304	71,404	70,089	65,048	62,291
IDAHO	65,664	68,480	71,876	82,322	91,421
ILLINOIS	681,961	610,533	617,144	598,520	548,379
INDIANA	174	365,076	387,005	284,801	278,716
IOWA	174,131	180,737	194,794	137,673	139,296
KANSAS	97,265	119,278	123,365	116,795	115,834
KENTUCKY	107,694	119,389	241,676	247,968	276,178
LOUISIANA	259,638	233,223	224,878	241,052	253,575
MAINE	82,671	83,368	85,166	69,582	67,236
MARYLAND	246,020	248,177	245,000	245,992	242,909
MASSACHUSETTS	184,857	168,890	185,041	190,314	193,836
MICHIGAN	741,983	921,894	852,693	826,414	875,136
MINNESOTA	200,573	230,779	238,609	236,530	236,421
MISSISSIPPI	230,988	244,388	260,025	252,065	260,630
MISSOURI	443,938	457,706	478,677	489,716	482,331
MONTANA	38,766	38,383	38,464	38,810	38,994
NEBRASKA	98,293	97,542	95,589	99,714	99,664
NEVADA	59,362	111,788	87,933	93,961	101,044
NEW HAMPSHIRE	47,001	45,940	42,195	42,552	41,753
NEW JERSEY	465,223	429,139	315,216	313,007	313,534
NEW MEXICO	81,854	84,843	62,349	59,921	59,259
NEW YORK	1,002,164	926,530	927,672	896,879	879,833
NORTH CAROLINA	386,656	358,819	405,453	390,969	390,295
NORTH DAKOTA	33,904	30,144	30,333	31,711	32,779
OHIO	955,252	430,283	792,312	818,912	835,768
OKLAHOMA	99,704	100,113	113,361	101,157	97,890
OREGON	241,588	247,220	242,466	248,315	249,905
PENNSYLVANIA	787,855	626,395	620,610	592,394	594,195
PUERTO RICO	340,343	265,968	272,207	275,413	274,554
RHODE ISLAND	51,487	46,441	52,092	57,048	58,098
SOUTH CAROLINA	185,834	181,440	188,398	198,311	198,174
SOUTH DAKOTA	23,150	22,650	29,538	30,134	29,142
TENNESSEE	234,480	288,699	295,938	272,511	284,289
TEXAS	722,551	701,030	713,912	707,718	684,259
UTAH	110,341	93,625	87,152	89,046	89,974
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	9,053	8,123
VERMONT	23,619	26,353	24,460	26,480	26,189
VIRGINIA	337,870	333,365	336,359	317,656	298,846
WASHINGTON	351,739	351,742	339,652	331,596	337,712
WEST VIRGINIA	110,397	120,393	126,699	118,444	117,961
WISCONSIN	376,862	293,159	308,689	313,490	320,249
WYOMING	31,086	29,672	28,499	27,431	26,639
TOTALS	15,037,576	14,305,725	14,560,813	14,138,096	14,122,360

 

TABLE 72: TOTAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN FOR FIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 4. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	314,247	302,382	285,123	256,659	243,464
ALASKA	52,939	52,166	51,233	50,769	50,223
ARIZONA	298,059	283,842	303,294	251,191	272,676
ARKANSAS	185,460	174,797	164,566	145,704	142,631
CALIFORNIA	2,881,082	2,388,343	2,267,540	2,137,972	2,052,016
COLORADO	213,237	158,152	149,540	145,739	148,849
CONNECTICUT	205,090	193,264	196,357	201,270	202,734
DELAWARE	62,948	61,734	59,999	61,358	62,000
DIST. OF COL.	95,335	115,087	112,759	111,451	115,783
FLORIDA	844,408	932,052	853,013	784,415	785,097
GEORGIA	543,239	581,501	515,464	481,910	478,389
GUAM	18,752	19,073	20,353	16,497	17,350
HAWAII	86,933	92,911	95,769	92,668	98,498
IDAHO	78,066	79,766	83,223	89,965	99,903
ILLINOIS	1,039,643	1,148,908	1,068,315	972,723	846,735
INDIANA	441,392	459,952	495,301	343,201	326,623
IOWA	227,210	230,803	231,146	164,276	169,005
KANSAS	139,678	154,516	155,815	147,422	143,799
KENTUCKY	344,140	395,772	291,673	314,581	319,328
LOUISIANA	393,309	350,499	328,240	298,257	302,102
MAINE	86,538	86,601	88,416	72,634	70,185
MARYLAND	338,148	339,099	315,330	310,402	307,280
MASSACHUSETTS	279,393	257,708	273,968	260,861	258,950
MICHIGAN	854,064	1,007,452	1,007,412	986,149	1,023,874
MINNESOTA	267,972	269,697	271,101	263,569	262,602
MISSISSIPPI	316,246	326,036	342,490	348,485	358,699
MISSOURI	514,507	524,520	537,631	541,590	531,067
MONTANA	41,484	40,998	41,247	41,739	41,891
NEBRASKA	111,218	108,831	106,294	111,617	110,044
NEVADA	77,477	143,422	114,104	125,681	135,921
NEW HAMPSHIRE	50,442	49,019	44,962	45,320	45,118
NEW JERSEY	531,416	480,529	361,032	354,844	354,608
NEW MEXICO	148,891	150,845	97,130	83,414	79,967
NEW YORK	1,285,775	1,163,278	1,134,651	1,053,841	1,021,006
NORTH CAROLINA	555,760	532,352	487,937	449,641	439,334
NORTH DAKOTA	37,683	32,858	32,701	33,431	34,342
OHIO	1,101,962	863,657	946,540	985,989	997,615
OKLAHOMA	263,432	176,205	181,922	159,660	153,073
OREGON	267,466	275,093	268,683	272,556	270,857
PENNSYLVANIA	942,549	721,913	844,134	784,040	784,546
PUERTO RICO	342,513	267,688	273,842	276,955	275,941
RHODE ISLAND	72,372	66,623	72,770	80,065	77,180
SOUTH CAROLINA	266,750	251,516	256,698	255,073	245,689
SOUTH DAKOTA	24,229	23,632	31,182	32,336	31,137
TENNESSEE	450,836	414,517	420,506	369,274	379,546
TEXAS	1,676,858	1,298,459	1,230,499	1,153,592	1,088,020
UTAH	118,225	98,901	91,716	93,667	94,466
VERMONT	25,186	28,386	28,667	28,902	28,367
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	12,236	11,480
VIRGINIA	422,744	400,061	391,313	370,998	357,615
WASHINGTON	370,264	365,694	351,089	341,279	346,608
WEST VIRGINIA	132,484	138,983	143,086	128,596	125,493
WISCONSIN	421,294	333,762	346,350	342,942	346,955
WYOMING	37,490	35,530	32,366	30,110	28,541
TOTALS	20,898,835	19,449,385	18,896,492	17,869,516	17,595,222

 

TABLE 73: TAX OFFSET AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSET PROGRAMS - (TANF AND NON-TANF COMBINED), PY 2002 AND PY 2003

STATES	2002 Tax Offset Program Offsets	2002 Tax Offset Program Amount	2002 Administrative Offset Program Offsets	2002 Administrative Offset Program Amount	2003 Tax Offset Program Offsets	2003 Tax Offset Program Amount	2003 Administrative Offset Program Offsets	2003 Administrative Offset Program Amount
ALABAMA	19,986	$22,024,938	575	$112,518	21,993	$22,499,233	582	$102,516
ALASKA	4,501	4,715,241	257	99,765	5,790	5,711,934	281	131,546
ARIZONA	23,385	25,769,643	355	121,105	25,764	25,775,962	350	240,828
ARKANSAS	14,260	14,047,794	187	40,770	14,949	14,216,845	139	29,638
CALIFORNIA	190,601	229,519,361	2,647	668,462	213,661	229,567,651	2,605	693,405
COLORADO	17,408	17,711,938	430	104,341	19,872	18,666,146	346	98,826
CONNECTICUT	20,587	20,210,907	277	66,492	22,566	21,113,748	223	46,767
DELAWARE	4,135	3,536,478	20	8,265	4,333	3,717,281	26	6,550
DIST. OF COL.	2,861	3,079,289	574	127,791	4,591	4,956,974	819	174,779
FLORIDA	64,670	69,426,878	0	0	86,912	88,040,598	0	0
GEORGIA	32,597	33,348,463	0	0	34,641	34,001,513	0	0
GUAM	521	745,841	213	49,688	646	806,545	235	61,950
HAWAII	7,425	7,609,779	271	68,381	8,504	8,041,981	227	52,684
IDAHO	7,369	6,913,399	96	27,885	8,880	8,194,430	87	31,731
ILLINOIS	44,384	47,942,593	951	212,687	46,913	46,656,787	1,001	230,232
INDIANA	34,520	36,897,368	247	77,412	44,136	44,370,337	289	73,879
IOWA	22,759	21,199,026	85	20,317	26,418	22,811,985	83	27,739
KANSAS	13,975	13,632,037	207	72,271	17,857	16,283,626	216	55,840
KENTUCKY	25,124	24,947,606	0	0	28,375	25,703,366	0	0
LOUISIANA	23,271	25,569,621	0	0	24,363	24,569,535	0	0
MAINE	9,551	8,987,095	34	16,557	10,895	9,529,240	26	6,145
MARYLAND	20,350	20,228,972	726	188,944	21,613	20,537,554	705	203,814
MASSACHUSETTS	18,791	18,665,318	262	90,754	21,682	20,360,529	279	57,605
MICHIGAN	69,499	73,480,815	11	5,296	84,755	83,616,472	0	0
MINNESOTA	21,227	19,167,601	0	0	26,597	22,292,972	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	18,639	19,063,463	0	0	20,087	19,122,628	0	0
MISSOURI	35,291	34,656,228	425	106,315	43,606	40,305,797	409	81,046
MONTANA	4,145	3,613,757	78	38,865	4,684	3,784,342	92	30,868
NEBRASKA	8,264	7,087,117	118	31,511	9,297	7,707,967	89	37,594
NEVADA	6,699	7,283,568	0	0	9,183	9,217,037	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,300	5,074,543	39	8,436	5,905	5,152,291	50	15,219
NEW JERSEY	29,982	32,267,424	3	6,816	33,983	33,663,531	0	0
NEW MEXICO	5,283	5,682,953	155	58,081	7,632	7,130,102	215	138,026
NEW YORK	60,141	60,621,410	0	0	58,809	57,144,077	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	32,844	30,210,615	0	0	32,203	28,832,297	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	4,211	3,844,440	0	0	4,950	4,242,857	0	0
OHIO	82,834	79,874,248	0	0	93,875	84,933,937	0	0
OKLAHOMA	17,906	19,141,664	298	76,872	20,260	19,863,225	270	76,493
OREGON	18,768	17,456,751	258	128,229	21,284	18,957,193	180	94,735
PENNSYLVANIA	59,200	53,167,766	0	0	63,297	54,206,106	0	0
PUERTO RICO	5,781	7,155,554	128	52,180	7,230	8,598,035	205	70,919
RHODE ISLAND	3,606	3,119,319	13	2,449	4,227	3,348,883	14	5,091
SOUTH CAROLINA	15,508	15,175,494	0	0	16,347	14,524,900	2	321
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,497	4,067,749	43	5,545	5,285	4,339,757	45	4,589
TENNESSEE	26,959	27,737,500	306	74,936	33,325	31,305,790	381	99,097
TEXAS	113,452	124,339,148	0	0	135,981	135,012,375	0	0
UTAH	8,649	8,617,436	0	0	9,604	8,704,350	0	0
VERMONT	3,792	3,211,022	19	4,283	3,922	3,187,987	16	6,286
VIRGIN ISLANDS	43	54,321	11	2,700	435	663,489	56	16,577
VIRGINIA	26,663	24,970,225	9	3,844	35,552	32,530,916	0	0
WASHINGTON	36,421	35,295,453	372	114,420	42,171	37,522,223	306	95,178
WEST VIRGINIA	12,802	12,379,247	0	0	14,119	12,663,317	10	783
WISCONSIN	36,185	33,478,936	0	0	41,820	37,269,677	0	0
WYOMING	4,584	4,599,383	70	35,051	5,494	4,853,062	66	18,571
TOTALS	1,402,206	$1,452,624,736	10,770	$2,930,236	$1,611,273	$1,550,831,392	10,925	$3,117,868
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS). Note: PY - processing year, the year the collections actually took place.

 

TABLE 74: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) FOR FISCAL YEARS 2002 AND 2003
NATIONAL FPLS STATISTICS

	FY 2002	FY 2003
Total Number of Records in the National Directory of New Hires (NDNH) Posted by Data Type 1	652,639,536	658,685,786
New Hire (W4)	55,614,495	54,744,403
Quarterly Wage (QW)	564,004,356	570,764,538
Unemployment Insurance (UI)	33,020,685	33,176,845
Total Number of Cases in the Federal Case Registry (As of End of the FY)	17,916,641	18,062,593
IV-D Cases	16,506,409	16,383,728
Non IV-D Cases	1,410,232	1,678,865
Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR by Participant Type (As of End of the FY) 2	40,513,805	40,946,705
Noncustodial Parents (NCP)	10,732,800	10,926,071
Putative Fathers (PF)	1,250,390	1,211,441
Custodial Parties (CP)	11,692,442	11,872,225
Children (CH)	19,105,970	19,253,249
Total Number of Unique Persons (NCPs and PFs) Matched by Data Type 3	4,530,342	4,566,268
New Hire (W4)	1,903,991	1,909,448
Quarterly Wage (QW)	3,733,497	3,839,630
Unemployment Insurance (UI)	761,035	825,160
Multistate Financial Institution Data Match (MSFIDM) Number of Obligors with Matches (Average of Four Quarters for the FY)4	926,912	1,037,997
Number of Matches Returned (Average of Four Quarters for the FY) 4	1,675,489	1,850,000
Number of Multistate Financial Institutions (MSFIs) Participating (As of End of the FY) CSENet 2000 5	4,521	4,523
Valid Transactions	4,168,934	6,047,902
Exchange Agreements (As of End of the FY)	1,702	2,204
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS). 1 The Total Number of Records Posted to the NDNH includes records submitted by both states and Federal agencies. Therefore, the national totals are higher than the totals reported in the NDNH state-by-state table, because that report does not include any records posted by federal agencies. 2 The Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR is derived by unduplicating SSNs across all participant types. The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category and only once in the total. As a result, the counts for the individual participant types may not add up to the Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR. In addition, an individual can be a child support case participant in more than one state but are only counted once in the nationwide total. These national FCR participant figures do not include individuals submitted to the FCR by the Virgin Islands. 3 The Total Number of Unique Persons (NCPs and PFs) Matched is derived by unduplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI). The figure is unduplicated within each data type but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category but is only counted once in that category and once in the total. As a result, the individual W4, QW and UI counts may not add up to the Total Number of Unique Persons Matched. 4 The MSFIDM match is performed quarterly. If an obligor has an account open over two quarters, the match would be duplicated each quarter. To compensate for this, the average of the four quarters during the fiscal year was used. Since an obligor can have more than one account, there are always more accounts than obligors located. 5 States use the Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet 2000) to communicate case data and requests to other states' automated systems, in order to process interstate cases more effectively. A valid transaction involves the complete process of one state building and forwarding a request, and the receipt of this request by the appropriate state. An exchange agreement allows one state to forward a request to another state using CSENet 2000. The total number of exchange agreements that an individual state has reflects the number of other states that it can send requests to. The national total is the sum of exchange agreements in all states.

 

TABLE 75: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - PROCESSING YEARS 2002 - 2003 REPORTS

National FPLS Statistics - Federal Offset Program	PY 2002 (01/01/02 - 12/31/02)		PY 2003 (01/01/03 - 12/31/03)
Total Net Collections	$1,455,554,972	% of Total	$1,553,949,260	% of Total
Tax Offset 6	$1,452,624,736	99.8%	$1,550,831,392	99.8%
Administrative Offset 6	$2,930,236	0.2%	$3,117,868	0.2%
TANF 7	$771,214,761	53.0%	$765,715,638	49.3%
Non-TANF 7	$684,340,211	47.0%	$788,233,622	50.7%
Total Number of Offsets and % of Total	1,412,976	% of Total	1,622,198	% of Total
Tax Offset 6	1,402,206	99.2%	1,611,273	99.3%
Administrative Offset 6	10,770	0.8%	10,925	0.7%
TANF 7	779,598	55.2%	834,998	51.5%
Non-TANF 7	633,378	44.8%	787,200	48.5%
Total Certified Caseload and % of Total (As of End of the PY)	6,764,803	% of Total	6,944,128	% of Total
TANF Cases 8	3,230,069	47.7%	3,265,440	47.0%
Non-TANF Cases 8	3,534,734	52.3%	3,678,688	53.0%
6 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (i.e., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF collections. 7 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the Total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offset collections. 8A certified case may be representative of an individual debt or an accumulation of debts. The criteria for certification of a debt for Tax Offset is as follows: In TANF or Title IV-E foster care cases: the amount of past-due support must not be less than $150 and must have been delinquent for 3 months or longer. In Non-TANF or Medicaid-only cases: the amount of past-due support owed to or on behalf of a qualified child must be at least $500 and may not be submitted for tax offset if the child is emancipated, even if arrears accrued while the child was still a minor. The exception is when an adult has been determined to be disabled under Title II or XVI of the Act while he/she was still a minor and for whom a support order was still in effect.

 

TABLE 76: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF NEW HIRES (NDNH), FY 2002 AND FY 2003
NUMBER OF RECORDS POSTED BY DATA TYPE

STATES	TOTAL 2002	TOTAL 2003	NEW HIRE 2002	NEW HIRE 2003	QUARTERLY WAGE 2002	QUARTERLY WAGE 2003	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 2002	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 2003
Source: FPLS. 1 Guam was not submitting records to the NDNH during the FY 2002 reporting period. NA - not available. 2 These totals reflect only what is reported from state agencies and do not include any reporting by Federal agencies. Therefore, the state totals are lower than what is reported in the FPLS national table.
ALABAMA	10,070,733	9,830,757	681,296	642,411	8,944,790	8,745,147	444,647	443,199
ALASKA	2,114,823	1,711,861	139,630	140,299	1,796,071	1,413,251	179,122	158,311
ARIZONA	11,676,818	11,284,147	1,465,858	1,345,275	9,787,831	9,506,115	423,129	432,757
ARKANSAS	7,548,850	6,251,123	878,371	893,470	6,372,673	5,101,326	297,806	256,327
CALIFORNIA	74,002,743	74,252,927	6,783,360	6,297,972	62,655,252	62,319,451	4,564,131	5,635,504
COLORADO	11,211,856	10,785,419	1,794,300	1,611,461	9,060,956	8,764,279	356,600	409,679
CONNECTICUT	7,829,008	7,514,886	348,074	321,108	6,978,004	6,734,957	502,930	458,821
DELAWARE	1,974,229	1,858,878	365,572	240,973	1,519,185	1,529,264	89,472	88,641
DIST. OF COL.	2,086,936	2,138,034	78,885	81,031	1,918,245	1,966,809	89,806	90,194
FLORIDA	35,886,907	35,060,951	3,181,481	3,264,449	31,613,352	30,637,497	1,092,074	1,159,005
GEORGIA	14,583,760	21,879,152	1,425,020	1,383,054	12,490,052	19,838,184	668,688	657,914
GUAM 1	NA	3,776	NA	3,776	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	2,717,711	2,725,596	170,694	170,204	2,416,356	2,457,159	130,661	98,233
IDAHO	3,072,141	3,074,205	316,144	310,793	2,593,015	2,591,791	162,982	171,621
ILLINOIS	15,206,813	27,220,832	1,292,752	1,702,040	13,283,980	24,200,961	630,081	1,317,831
INDIANA	27,659,290	18,269,152	1,790,498	1,311,873	24,649,085	16,301,376	1,219,707	655,903
IOWA	7,299,392	7,197,742	625,917	593,238	6,372,714	6,291,945	300,761	312,559
KANSAS	6,412,927	6,388,184	410,066	457,681	5,886,976	5,784,585	115,885	145,918
KENTUCKY	7,971,885	8,453,409	449,432	560,314	7,073,201	7,452,635	449,252	440,460
LOUISIANA	6,455,184	7,647,970	491,903	470,167	5,704,728	6,907,352	258,553	270,451
MAINE	2,983,924	2,971,429	279,399	215,682	2,611,767	2,663,268	92,758	92,479
MARYLAND	11,637,850	11,614,339	1,086,083	1,106,314	10,327,863	10,286,764	223,904	221,261
MASSACHUSETTS	14,787,787	12,922,737	1,000,898	1,193,377	12,841,789	10,683,283	945,100	1,046,077
MICHIGAN	19,035,822	18,769,450	2,047,344	1,643,585	15,546,350	16,645,112	1,442,128	480,753
MINNESOTA	13,124,554	13,254,006	2,046,129	1,873,093	10,585,107	10,853,201	493,318	527,712
MISSISSIPPI	4,627,796	4,501,427	269,660	240,813	4,050,744	3,950,684	307,392	309,930
MISSOURI	13,905,144	15,887,949	1,022,636	3,104,583	12,226,342	12,112,136	656,166	671,230
MONTANA	1,877,793	1,957,667	124,255	145,440	1,679,712	1,734,229	73,826	77,998
NEBRASKA	4,659,582	4,613,333	552,420	513,839	3,977,758	3,948,316	129,404	151,178
NEVADA	5,453,125	5,582,487	646,109	623,705	4,540,841	4,708,585	266,175	250,197
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,112,380	3,041,329	309,688	287,592	2,707,523	2,654,872	95,169	98,865
NEW JERSEY	18,573,910	17,737,992	1,254,613	1,200,906	15,013,167	14,501,133	2,306,130	2,035,953
NEW MEXICO	3,326,420	3,515,427	282,537	303,620	2,988,949	3,150,450	54,934	61,357
NEW YORK	38,704,591	37,733,099	3,420,583	2,559,233	33,148,096	32,977,704	2,135,912	2,196,162
NORTH CAROLINA	18,357,015	18,193,910	1,298,248	1,194,295	15,963,061	15,830,060	1,095,706	1,169,555
NORTH DAKOTA	1,532,834	1,545,018	111,912	110,901	1,384,031	1,394,422	36,891	39,695
OHIO	25,759,338	25,661,730	2,470,200	2,478,420	22,105,629	21,950,333	1,183,509	1,232,977
OKLAHOMA	7,851,645	6,613,698	494,756	450,166	7,135,979	5,895,932	220,910	267,600
OREGON	7,741,077	7,791,877	524,319	467,299	6,605,448	6,629,479	611,310	695,099
PENNSYLVANIA	25,492,799	26,455,700	1,852,640	1,834,318	21,946,963	22,844,569	1,693,196	1,776,813
PUERTO RICO	3,475,791	3,527,425	125,105	123,496	2,981,666	3,040,055	369,020	363,874
RHODE ISLAND	2,361,493	2,346,595	210,127	192,688	2,009,121	2,009,632	142,245	144,275
SOUTH CAROLINA	8,681,469	8,630,466	593,553	552,699	7,659,311	7,658,426	428,605	419,341
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,857,440	1,842,680	159,446	156,446	1,662,778	1,649,847	35,216	36,387
TENNESSEE	14,230,314	16,043,131	1,359,396	1,311,717	11,498,720	14,167,766	1,372,198	563,648
TEXAS	43,693,976	43,138,175	3,597,430	3,354,392	38,277,796	37,789,043	1,818,750	1,994,740
UTAH	5,099,891	5,176,497	735,065	770,776	4,131,264	4,160,850	233,562	244,871
VERMONT	1,897,645	1,524,226	92,954	78,181	1,744,236	1,374,771	60,455	71,274
VIRGIN ISLANDS	9,128	1,898	9,128	1,898	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	17,913,043	15,552,264	1,459,990	1,447,511	16,072,477	13,666,153	380,576	438,600
WASHINGTON	14,283,342	14,095,901	1,237,933	1,159,605	12,020,942	11,808,062	1,024,467	1,128,234
WEST VIRGINIA	3,566,711	3,459,099	203,974	248,572	3,198,529	3,025,922	164,208	184,605
WISCONSIN	13,803,155	13,657,674	1,044,767	1,004,007	11,831,569	11,704,394	926,819	949,273
WYOMING	1,025,218	917,828	84,090	95,710	916,689	790,614	24,439	31,504
TOTALS 2	630,226,008	633,827,464	54,696,640	53,846,468	542,508,683	546,804,151	33,020,685	33,176,845

 

TABLE 77: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NUMBER OF CASES IN THE FCR, FY 2002 AND FY 2003

STATES	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/02) TOTAL	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/02) IV-D	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/02) Non IV-D	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/03) TOTAL	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/03) IV-D	Reporting Period (As of 09/30/03) Non IV-D
Source: FPLS. 1 Guam was not submitting records to the FCR during the FY 2002 reporting period. NA - not available.
ALABAMA	272,803	263,956	8,847	264,227	253,565	10,662
ALASKA	49,163	46,486	2,677	50,464	46,240	4,224
ARIZONA	253,931	216,097	37,834	292,678	248,381	44,297
ARKANSAS	111,994	97,616	14,378	128,523	113,418	15,105
CALIFORNIA	1,740,892	1,740,892	0	1,692,784	1,692,784	0
COLORADO	196,744	185,325	11,419	217,321	200,081	17,240
CONNECTICUT	174,741	172,625	2,116	184,315	181,539	2,776
DELAWARE	56,849	51,822	5,027	58,145	52,957	5,188
DIST. OF COL.	130,174	125,032	5,142	130,988	130,814	174
FLORIDA	796,832	710,119	86,713	829,215	717,471	111,744
GEORGIA	397,582	386,295	11,287	391,226	380,834	10,392
GUAM 1	NA	NA	NA	12,213	12,113	100
HAWAII	135,646	123,489	12,157	148,583	136,140	12,443
IDAHO	117,692	99,144	18,548	136,845	116,450	20,395
ILLINOIS	1,040,334	868,966	171,368	1,000,912	798,928	201,984
INDIANA	606,822	551,884	54,938	425,901	361,196	64,705
IOWA	213,231	178,800	34,431	232,141	192,097	40,044
KANSAS	195,193	139,945	55,248	192,666	133,229	59,437
KENTUCKY	331,991	326,790	5,201	323,473	314,746	8,727
LOUISIANA	307,884	307,053	831	343,003	341,922	1,081
MAINE	67,033	64,273	2,760	65,953	62,915	3,038
MARYLAND	353,784	352,231	1,553	377,365	375,984	1,381
MASSACHUSETTS	285,269	270,818	14,451	265,201	246,509	18,692
MICHIGAN	905,757	877,979	27,778	1,036,862	1,007,002	29,860
MINNESOTA	252,011	245,353	6,658	257,858	249,649	8,209
MISSISSIPPI	295,661	290,548	5,113	311,527	302,933	8,594
MISSOURI	432,856	381,643	51,213	464,443	383,089	81,354
MONTANA	46,295	40,503	5,792	48,613	41,614	6,999
NEBRASKA	132,452	97,769	34,683	132,343	97,466	34,877
NEVADA	121,326	115,335	5,991	148,400	141,032	7,368
NEW HAMPSHIRE	37,686	36,624	1,062	38,406	37,311	1,095
NEW JERSEY	443,628	372,680	70,948	437,795	356,124	81,671
NEW MEXICO	156,069	153,126	2,943	158,086	155,135	2,951
NEW YORK	965,825	918,637	47,188	962,333	899,638	62,695
NORTH CAROLINA	596,917	525,963	70,954	589,266	518,291	70,975
NORTH DAKOTA	45,240	38,258	6,982	45,100	39,427	5,673
OHIO	981,051	934,657	46,394	991,235	949,843	41,392
OKLAHOMA	158,983	143,946	15,037	169,658	148,738	20,920
OREGON	327,163	267,824	59,339	336,583	267,960	68,623
PENNSYLVANIA	614,117	598,199	15,918	590,358	574,299	16,059
PUERTO RICO	247,088	245,604	1,484	254,676	251,100	3,576
RHODE ISLAND	70,659	68,056	2,603	68,767	65,660	3,107
SOUTH CAROLINA	233,810	233,810	0	233,810	233,810	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	38,461	32,799	5,662	50,509	43,605	6,904
TENNESSEE	371,190	347,917	23,273	381,746	355,649	26,097
TEXAS	1,065,127	971,624	93,503	1,040,120	890,505	149,615
UTAH	101,585	76,374	25,211	110,321	76,978	33,343
VERMONT	30,533	24,789	5,744	29,347	23,649	5,698
VIRGIN ISLANDS	11,568	11,559	9	13,472	13,393	79
VIRGINIA	402,144	354,348	47,796	406,783	346,984	59,799
WASHINGTON	389,094	305,237	83,857	408,577	316,319	92,258
WEST VIRGINIA	148,860	144,072	4,788	119,023	112,569	6,454
WISCONSIN	405,660	337,844	67,816	409,916	339,409	70,507
WYOMING	51,241	33,674	17,567	52,518	34,234	18,284
TOTALS	17,916,641	16,506,409	1,410,232	18,062,593	16,383,728	1,678,865

 

TABLE 78: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NUMBER OF UNIQUE PERSONS IN THE FCR BY PARTICIPANT TYPE ¹, FY 2003
REPORTING PERIOD (AS OF 09/30/03)

STATES	TOTAL UNIQUE PERSONS	Noncustodial Parents	Putative Fathers 2	Custodial Parties	Children
Source: FPLS. 1 The Total Unique Persons in the FCR is derived by unduplicating SSNs across all participant types. The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category and only once in the total. As a result, the counts for the individual participant types may not add up to the Total Unique Persons in the FCR. In addition, an individual can be a child support case participant in more than one state; in these situations they are counted in the total for each individual state in which they are a participant but are only counted once in the nationwide total. As a result, the individual state totals add up to more than the nationwide total. 2 Some states code their Putative Fathers as NCPs when submitting them to the FCR. For those states, Putative Fathers are included in the NCP figure instead of the PF figure, which is zero.
ALABAMA	663,511	169,152	23,444	194,279	302,285
ALASKA	148,442	41,226	1,600	40,730	71,381
ARIZONA	809,403	194,689	35,795	221,082	383,461
ARKANSAS	360,436	94,614	9,881	101,370	163,487
CALIFORNIA	4,362,930	1,201,744	34,316	1,188,057	2,130,923
COLORADO	534,292	159,262	0	156,757	237,347
CONNECTICUT	478,989	122,917	15,425	137,220	229,989
DELAWARE	150,799	43,959	330	43,721	66,336
DIST. OF COL.	240,179	61,287	2,194	79,122	108,364
FLORIDA	2,206,984	536,172	117,434	614,367	1,017,147
GEORGIA	973,338	289,703	0	285,657	408,524
GUAM	33,526	5,823	3,574	8,800	16,675
HAWAII	271,832	86,215	0	91,158	109,007
IDAHO	340,396	93,883	9,210	96,736	162,113
ILLINOIS	2,272,033	559,843	93,702	655,394	1,081,389
INDIANA	1,038,387	311,463	0	301,847	463,568
IOWA	561,124	151,035	7,887	163,768	273,040
KANSAS	467,237	147,177	2,331	140,904	188,604
KENTUCKY	790,422	234,308	0	231,403	356,055
LOUISIANA	856,818	222,299	12,548	248,389	403,578
MAINE	194,307	53,811	1,856	54,847	91,745
MARYLAND	868,091	245,498	0	261,001	389,926
MASSACHUSETTS	750,721	180,880	32,103	213,521	348,267
MICHIGAN	2,416,538	691,123	18,843	728,794	1,145,737
MINNESOTA	640,656	196,998	0	194,498	264,200
MISSISSIPPI	702,831	168,638	40,851	199,561	329,669
MISSOURI	1,224,672	345,347	24,381	357,011	561,712
MONTANA	125,944	36,904	2,150	38,161	52,730
NEBRASKA	380,306	109,400	0	104,423	183,548
NEVADA	336,186	70,753	32,438	100,412	148,197
NEW HAMPSHIRE	109,879	29,635	1,267	31,593	49,938
NEW JERSEY	1,091,911	292,266	31,787	319,259	499,405
NEW MEXICO	340,890	74,915	13,419	96,423	169,321
NEW YORK	2,304,805	630,642	101,082	681,518	988,233
NORTH CAROLINA	1,370,522	377,330	44,633	409,948	603,110
NORTH DAKOTA	116,947	32,561	3,176	31,928	56,310
OHIO	2,434,602	642,147	113,258	698,983	1,136,285
OKLAHOMA	497,896	138,639	733	146,737	230,451
OREGON	829,240	263,949	1,194	247,541	373,562
PENNSYLVANIA	1,593,103	447,280	27,166	456,140	713,802
PUERTO RICO	593,370	150,890	1,240	193,531	256,619
RHODE ISLAND	179,372	40,085	7,117	51,743	87,856
SOUTH CAROLINA	627,308	143,012	42,522	164,660	297,511
SOUTH DAKOTA	118,014	16,147	22,927	36,471	48,280
TENNESSEE	917,701	157,867	118,496	266,676	423,671
TEXAS	2,995,750	713,318	138,778	818,556	1,428,741
UTAH	291,745	80,866	4,166	76,553	140,359
VERMONT	82,869	24,489	2	22,617	38,737
VIRGIN ISLANDS 3	27,804	8,030	0	8,693	11,365
VIRGINIA	1,013,905	283,848	22,408	292,041	452,606
WASHINGTON	1,091,407	305,735	10,751	313,597	509,475
WEST VIRGINIA	323,075	91,144	8,546	95,932	139,331
WISCONSIN	989,657	275,112	15,000	293,131	460,854
WYOMING	112,721	41,520	0	37,151	38,712
TOTALS 1	40,946,705	10,926,071	1,211,441	11,872,225	19,253,249

 

TABLE 79: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NUMBER OF UNIQUE PERSONS IN THE FCR MATCHED BY DATA TYPE ¹, FY 2002 AND FY 2003
REPORTING PERIOD (10/01/01 - 09/30/03)

STATES	UNIQUE NCPs and PFs MATCHED 2002	UNIQUE NCPs and PFs MATCHED 2003	NEW HIRE 2002	NEW HIRE 2003	QUARTERLY WAGE 2002	QUARTERLY WAGE 2003	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 2002	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 2003
Source: FPLS 1 The Unique NCPs and PFs Matched is derived by unduplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI). The figure is unduplicated within each data type but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category but is only counted once in that category and once in the Unique Persons Matched column. As a result, the individual W4, QW and UI counts may not add up to the Unique Persons Matched figure. 2 Guam was not submitting records to the FCR during the FY 2002 reporting period, so no matches resulted. NA - not available. 3 These totals are summations of the individual state totals. Since an individual may be involved in child support cases in more than one state, there may be duplicates between the states. Therefore, these totals are higher than the unduplicated totals that are reported at the National level.
ALABAMA	147,670	141,405	51,330	48,222	142,210	136,049	30,082	29,382
ALASKA	18,073	16,371	8,133	6,765	15,579	13,758	3,651	3,189
ARIZONA	63,797	66,175	30,526	30,607	50,102	52,117	10,054	11,450
ARKANSAS	32,187	37,084	14,396	16,963	26,006	29,786	4,683	5,716
CALIFORNIA	832,359	971,583	317,599	399,484	689,867	878,345	175,204	310,217
COLORADO	53,606	53,413	27,281	26,296	40,188	40,391	6,937	7,401
CONNECTICUT	40,218	39,856	20,233	19,919	29,388	29,200	5,502	6,088
DELAWARE	16,876	16,990	8,215	8,287	13,080	13,058	2,286	2,445
DIST. OF COL.	21,986	29,768	7,839	10,351	20,240	26,859	3,091	4,512
FLORIDA	187,061	190,097	93,185	92,285	136,683	139,273	24,196	25,984
GEORGIA	97,358	92,385	47,277	44,495	73,423	69,053	11,003	10,714
GUAM 2	NA	2,621	NA	711	NA	2,418	NA	315
HAWAII	21,045	22,607	7,999	8,478	18,138	19,378	3,119	3,459
IDAHO	31,802	35,330	14,307	15,474	26,555	29,338	6,407	7,506
ILLINOIS	168,070	158,227	82,882	76,145	128,488	121,544	24,391	24,011
INDIANA	116,896	111,596	59,233	55,395	88,439	84,215	15,641	15,114
IOWA	50,939	48,410	22,990	21,558	41,764	39,354	7,177	7,177
KANSAS	93,646	95,892	25,643	24,161	90,886	93,807	15,698	20,382
KENTUCKY	77,998	87,136	38,461	41,459	59,220	66,794	10,058	10,892
LOUISIANA	78,219	71,297	37,829	38,622	60,113	52,792	10,286	10,691
MAINE	17,593	16,689	7,820	7,289	14,315	13,465	2,562	2,724
MARYLAND	168,483	182,627	56,998	68,462	159,205	175,078	10,017	11,246
MASSACHUSETTS	134,459	137,552	39,207	43,174	119,525	123,624	35,889	38,386
MICHIGAN	432,300	399,981	74,557	69,960	408,720	379,593	126,956	42,053
MINNESOTA	59,592	60,937	27,518	28,617	47,550	47,639	8,311	8,940
MISSISSIPPI	68,732	70,060	32,799	31,981	55,267	56,378	9,166	9,252
MISSOURI	103,615	104,043	50,443	49,403	79,623	80,444	13,167	14,458
MONTANA	16,346	15,665	8,023	7,494	13,227	12,782	2,867	2,908
NEBRASKA	33,287	33,701	14,813	15,026	27,259	27,350	4,288	4,734
NEVADA	29,539	34,762	14,811	16,967	23,324	27,150	5,411	6,905
NEW HAMPSHIRE	13,475	12,918	5,552	5,417	11,200	10,439	2,115	2,313
NEW JERSEY	85,115	83,982	39,621	37,266	66,273	65,244	12,194	12,673
NEW MEXICO	61,581	65,249	27,065	26,932	57,696	61,491	9,548	11,283
NEW YORK	172,750	166,979	77,696	74,591	135,350	130,151	23,794	24,465
NORTH CAROLINA	130,410	125,862	64,448	59,212	98,948	97,119	14,979	15,695
NORTH DAKOTA	14,111	13,424	5,855	5,680	12,177	11,291	2,078	2,035
OHIO	204,825	189,611	117,368	102,724	143,447	131,914	21,998	20,578
OKLAHOMA	50,667	48,953	25,899	24,376	38,630	37,503	5,855	6,087
OREGON	69,858	71,845	31,786	30,511	56,229	58,092	13,165	14,668
PENNSYLVANIA	147,900	136,078	69,465	66,753	108,560	97,711	19,660	19,556
PUERTO RICO	35,384	37,343	13,608	14,771	31,318	32,791	6,326	6,731
RHODE ISLAND	17,759	17,971	6,822	6,833	15,169	15,062	3,245	3,663
SOUTH CAROLINA	59,619	57,621	27,620	24,736	47,263	46,604	9,032	9,168
SOUTH DAKOTA	11,584	12,875	5,298	6,090	9,669	10,404	1,503	1,714
TENNESSEE	84,069	79,967	42,506	40,868	61,261	57,389	9,402	9,375
TEXAS	263,345	230,383	146,559	121,063	185,362	163,398	28,625	24,694
UTAH	28,878	26,040	15,313	12,889	22,034	19,816	4,082	3,881
VERMONT	8,035	8,196	3,454	3,831	6,619	6,643	1,049	1,337
VIRGIN ISLANDS	2,423	2,579	752	872	2,274	2,363	436	425
VIRGINIA	219,386	219,511	88,232	82,999	209,568	211,723	29,497	32,908
WASHINGTON	105,777	93,622	44,680	40,221	87,891	76,287	18,684	17,488
WEST VIRGINIA	45,118	45,738	18,879	18,785	37,734	37,803	6,912	7,224
WISCONSIN	71,071	68,340	34,002	32,042	54,499	52,427	10,024	10,006
WYOMING	14,256	13,451	6,273	5,538	12,482	11,558	2,408	2,342
TOTALS 3	5,131,148	5,172,798	2,161,100	2,169,050	4,210,037	4,326,255	844,711	918,560

 

TABLE 80: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NET COLLECTIONS - FEDERAL OFFSET PROGRAM, PY 2003
REPORTING PERIOD (01/01/03 - 12/31/03)

STATES	TOTAL	TAX OFFSETS 1	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSETS1	TANF 2	Non-TANF 2
Source: FPLS. 1 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (i.e., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF collections. 2 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offset collections.
ALABAMA	$22,601,749	$22,499,233	$102,516	$6,272,217	$16,329,532
ALASKA	5,843,480	5,711,934	131,546	3,432,736	2,410,745
ARIZONA	26,016,790	25,775,962	240,828	21,099,803	4,916,987
ARKANSAS	14,246,483	14,216,845	29,638	3,539,560	10,706,923
CALIFORNIA	230,261,056	229,567,651	693,405	172,799,752	57,461,304
COLORADO	18,764,972	18,666,146	98,826	9,073,466	9,691,506
CONNECTICUT	21,160,515	21,113,748	46,767	15,875,748	5,284,767
DELAWARE	3,723,832	3,717,281	6,550	1,666,209	2,057,623
DIST. OF COL.	5,131,754	4,956,974	174,779	2,154,961	2,976,792
FLORIDA	88,040,598	88,040,598	0	34,905,195	53,135,403
GEORGIA	34,001,513	34,001,513	0	11,541,172	22,460,341
GUAM	868,495	806,545	61,950	462,129	406,367
HAWAII	8,094,665	8,041,981	52,684	5,499,482	2,595,183
IDAHO	8,226,161	8,194,430	31,731	2,666,778	5,559,384
ILLINOIS	46,887,019	46,656,787	230,232	19,320,537	27,566,481
INDIANA	44,444,216	44,370,337	73,879	15,213,069	29,231,148
IOWA	22,839,724	22,811,985	27,739	13,949,463	8,890,261
KANSAS	16,339,466	16,283,626	55,840	10,447,092	5,892,373
KENTUCKY	25,703,366	25,703,366	0	13,398,246	12,305,120
LOUISIANA	24,569,535	24,569,535	0	6,291,678	18,277,857
MAINE	9,535,384	9,529,240	6,145	7,233,239	2,302,146
MARYLAND	20,741,368	20,537,554	203,814	6,404,917	14,336,451
MASSACHUSETTS	20,418,134	20,360,529	57,605	10,512,086	9,906,048
MICHIGAN	83,616,472	83,616,472	0	31,694,254	51,922,218
MINNESOTA	22,292,972	22,292,972	0	13,113,575	9,179,397
MISSISSIPPI	19,122,628	19,122,628	0	2,989,580	16,133,047
MISSOURI	40,386,843	40,305,797	81,046	19,015,099	21,371,744
MONTANA	3,815,210	3,784,342	30,868	1,995,825	1,819,385
NEBRASKA	7,745,561	7,707,967	37,594	3,898,752	3,846,809
NEVADA	9,217,037	9,217,037	0	2,581,063	6,635,974
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,167,510	5,152,291	15,219	2,512,825	2,654,685
NEW JERSEY	33,663,531	33,663,531	0	14,453,037	19,210,494
NEW MEXICO	7,268,129	7,130,102	138,026	4,120,174	3,147,955
NEW YORK	57,144,077	57,144,077	0	30,761,879	26,382,199
NORTH CAROLINA	28,832,297	28,832,297	0	12,841,912	15,990,385
NORTH DAKOTA	4,242,857	4,242,857	0	2,335,880	1,906,977
OHIO	84,933,937	84,933,937	0	32,440,457	52,493,480
OKLAHOMA	19,939,719	19,863,225	76,493	10,024,993	9,914,726
OREGON	19,051,929	18,957,193	94,735	8,297,998	10,753,930
PENNSYLVANIA	54,206,106	54,206,106	0	26,424,348	27,781,758
PUERTO RICO	8,668,954	8,598,035	70,919	887,609	7,781,345
RHODE ISLAND	3,353,975	3,348,883	5,091	2,161,764	1,192,210
SOUTH CAROLINA	14,525,221	14,524,900	321	5,482,819	9,042,402
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,344,346	4,339,757	4,589	1,941,292	2,403,054
TENNESSEE	31,404,887	31,305,790	99,097	13,841,185	17,563,702
TEXAS	135,012,375	135,012,375	0	53,643,013	81,369,362
UTAH	8,704,350	8,704,350	0	4,606,875	4,097,475
VERMONT	3,194,273	3,187,987	6,286	1,924,525	1,269,748
VIRGIN ISLANDS	680,066	663,489	16,577	162,185	517,881
VIRGINIA	32,530,916	32,530,916	0	14,135,878	18,395,038
WASHINGTON	37,617,400	37,522,223	95,178	22,416,453	15,200,947
WEST VIRGINIA	12,664,100	12,663,317	783	5,943,111	6,720,989
WISCONSIN	37,269,677	37,269,677	0	22,631,219	14,638,458
WYOMING	4,871,632	4,853,062	18,571	2,676,525	2,195,107
TOTALS	$1,553,949,260	$1,550,831,392	$3,117,868	$765,715,638	$788,233,622

 

TABLE 81: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) - NUMBER OF OFFSETS - FEDERAL OFFSET PROGRAM, PY 2003
REPORTING PERIOD (01/01/03 - 12/31/03)

STATES	TOTAL	TAX OFFSETS 1	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSETS 1	TANF 2	Non-TANF 2
Source: FPLS. 1 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (i.e., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF. 2 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the Total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offsets.
ALABAMA	22,575	21,993	582	6,647	15,928
ALASKA	6,071	5,790	281	3,667	2,404
ARIZONA	26,114	25,764	350	21,288	4,826
ARKANSAS	15,088	14,949	139	4,443	10,645
CALIFORNIA	216,266	213,661	2,605	160,676	55,590
COLORADO	20,218	19,872	346	10,013	10,205
CONNECTICUT	22,789	22,566	223	17,190	5,599
DELAWARE	4,359	4,333	26	2,130	2,229
DIST. OF COL.	5,410	4,591	819	2,353	3,057
FLORIDA	86,912	86,912	0	37,239	49,673
GEORGIA	34,641	34,641	0	13,167	21,474
GUAM	881	646	235	469	412
HAWAII	8,731	8,504	227	5,961	2,770
IDAHO	8,967	8,880	87	3,179	5,788
ILLINOIS	47,914	46,913	1,001	21,771	26,143
INDIANA	44,425	44,136	289	16,171	28,254
IOWA	26,501	26,418	83	16,923	9,578
KANSAS	18,073	17,857	216	11,717	6,356
KENTUCKY	28,375	28,375	0	15,435	12,940
LOUISIANA	24,363	24,363	0	7,159	17,204
MAINE	10,921	10,895	26	8,338	2,583
MARYLAND	22,318	21,613	705	7,704	14,614
MASSACHUSETTS	21,961	21,682	279	11,286	10,675
MICHIGAN	84,755	84,755	0	34,682	50,073
MINNESOTA	26,597	26,597	0	16,430	10,167
MISSISSIPPI	20,087	20,087	0	4,373	15,714
MISSOURI	44,015	43,606	409	22,114	21,901
MONTANA	4,776	4,684	92	2,710	2,066
NEBRASKA	9,386	9,297	89	5,173	4,213
NEVADA	9,183	9,183	0	2,737	6,446
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,955	5,905	50	3,118	2,837
NEW JERSEY	33,983	33,983	0	15,666	18,317
NEW MEXICO	7,847	7,632	215	4,533	3,314
NEW YORK	58,809	58,809	0	33,346	25,463
NORTH CAROLINA	32,203	32,203	0	15,126	17,077
NORTH DAKOTA	4,950	4,950	0	2,782	2,168
OHIO	93,875	93,875	0	40,093	53,782
OKLAHOMA	20,530	20,260	270	10,893	9,637
OREGON	21,464	21,284	180	10,176	11,288
PENNSYLVANIA	63,297	63,297	0	32,207	31,090
PUERTO RICO	7,435	7,230	205	798	6,637
RHODE ISLAND	4,241	4,227	14	2,842	1,399
SOUTH CAROLINA	16,349	16,347	2	6,791	9,558
SOUTH DAKOTA	5,330	5,285	45	2,549	2,781
TENNESSEE	33,706	33,325	381	15,319	18,387
TEXAS	135,981	135,981	0	58,295	77,686
UTAH	9,604	9,604	0	5,126	4,478
VERMONT	3,938	3,922	16	2,492	1,446
VIRGIN ISLANDS	491	435	56	107	384
VIRGINIA	35,552	35,552	0	16,714	18,838
WASHINGTON	42,477	42,171	306	26,159	16,318
WEST VIRGINIA	14,129	14,119	10	7,191	6,938
WISCONSIN	41,820	41,820	0	26,259	15,561
WYOMING	5,560	5,494	66	3,271	2,289
TOTALS	1,622,198	1,611,273	10,925	834,998	787,200