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Child Support Payments Delayed - UPDATED
April 10, 2012
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UPDATE: As of Wednesday, the Oregon Department of Justice reports that child support payments are no longer delayed.
A problem with the state's computer system is affecting the Oregon Child Support Program.
As such, it means for the week of April 8, 2012 there is a delay in the process of child support payments with a minimum of a one-day delay in processing this week.
A notification of when the State computer system is restored will be posted on the Oregon Child Support website.
Full article from OregonChildSupport.gov: “April 10, 2012 – Problems with the state’s computer system is causing delays for a number of state agencies. For the Child Support Program, it means a delay in the processing of child support payments for the week of April 8. The Department of Administrative Services and other state agencies have been working together to resolve the issue. There will be at least a one-day delay in the processing of child support payments this week.
In addition, the child support branch offices and case managers do not have access to case information at this time, so we ask that you do not call for more information.
When the computer system is restored, a notification will be posted on this website. Please check this site frequently for updates.”
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