If affects the quality of life of over one million of Ohio’s children.Ĭhildren thrive when they receive the love and support of both parents. Child support is among the most important obligations to a child. The Ohio child support program impacts more children than any other public program, besides public education. Ohio’s child support program touches more children than any other program in Ohio except public education. Children need the emotional and financial support of both parents. In addition, some researchers have found a correlation between consistent child support and improved school attendance, higher grade point averages and reduced teen pregnancy and delinquency rates. Child support makes a real difference in managing food, shelter, clothing, medical and dental expenses. By working with both parents to establish and enforce support orders, the Child Support Program helps children receive the financial and medical support ordered for them. The Child Support Enforcement Division provides children with the opportunity for a better life. Upcoming Foster Care / Adoption Preservice Training Classes.Instructions for Adding a Digital Signature to a Form.Prevention, Retention, & Contingency Plan (PRC).SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP).SNAP (Food Assistance) Replacement Form – Must be printed.Unemployment Benefits Contact Information.Belmont County DJFS COVID-19 Press Release.MEDICAID – COVID-19 Health Emergency Changes.School Clothes For Kids (SC4K) Information.Deposits onto cards from other sources including remote deposit capture and payroll depositsĬSPC Transition Frequently Asked Questionsįor Additional Questions visit /OCS.Card mobile APP, including push notifications of deposits.JCustomers have the opportunity to select direct deposit, new debit card, or will mandatorily enrolled in the new debit card if they do not indicate a choice.
You must know your exact eQuickPay card balance as the teller will not have access to this information. You can withdraw your funds from the eQuickPay card and deposit them to your new smiONE card at any bank teller. Customers will have two cards until the balance is zero on eQuickPay debit card. This was an automatic transition for existing customers who have Ohio eQuickPay and met a certain criteria. Payments began being applied to the new smiONE Debit Visa Card. JPayments to Ohio eQuickPay will cease but funds will remain on the card until there is a zero balance.
Customers will be enrolled in the new smiONE Visa debit card if they do not indicate a choice as it is mandatory that child support payments be disbursed electronically. After July 1, customers eligible for enrollment will receive the new enrollment packet and have the opportunity to select direct deposit or the new smiONE Visa debit card.
The balance did NOT transfer to your new smiONE card and the e-QuickPay card can still be used after July 1.
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