I Am Not On Public Aid; Does My Money Have To Go Through The Sdu?
The SDU acts for both the State of Illinois for IVD cases and for Clerks of the Circuit Court for non IVD cases. The SDU is required to mail checks within two days of receipt; in many instances they will mail the check the day of receipt.
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- How to Calculate Child Support in Illinois
- General Information About Child Support Services
- Why Do Employers Play A Big Role In The Collection Of Child Support?
- When Does The State Send Out Income Withholding Notices?
- What If An Employer Does Not Comply With The Notice To Withhold For Child Support?
- What Is The Time Frame For The Sdu To Set Up A Direct Deposit, Once We Mall The Information To Them?
- I Am Receiving Tanf, Will The Sdu Send Me A Check?
- My Child Support Order Requires That The Income Withholding Payment Be Mailed Directly To Me, Will My Money Now Go Through The Sdu?
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- What If My Support Payment Is Distributed Incorrectly Or Not At All?
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