What Information Does Ors/Css Need To Proceed With A Case?
The more information you provide in the application, the better. Also, be sure to attach to the application copies of all appropriate legal documents, such as: birth certificates, Voluntary Declaration of Paternity documents, divorce decrees, judgments, order modifications, etc. You will be contacted if ORS/CSS needs further information to proceed.
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