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How to fill out Federal Parent Locator Service

1. Visit the Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) website.
2. Click on the appropriate option to access the application form.
3. Fill in the required personal information including your name, address, and social security number.
4. Provide details about the child for whom you are seeking assistance, including their name and social security number.
5. Include any additional information that may help in locating the other parent, such as their known addresses or workplaces.
6. Review the completed form for accuracy.
7. Submit the form online or print it for mail submission as per the instructions.

Who needs Federal Parent Locator Service?

1. Parents seeking to locate a non-custodial parent for child support purposes.
2. State child support agencies needing assistance in locating parents.
3. Individuals involved in custody disputes looking for the other parent's information.
4. Potential guardians who need to establish contact with parents for legal or custodial matters.

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Your child support office will ask the State Parent Locator Service (SPLS) to do a search. Using the Social Security number, the SPLS will check the records of state agencies such as the motor vehicle department, state workforce agency, state revenue department, law enforcement agencies, and correctional facilities.

What does FPLS mean?

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What is Federal Parent Locator Service?

The Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) is a nationwide information system created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to assist in locating absent parents who owe child support or who are seeking visitation rights.

Who is required to file Federal Parent Locator Service?

The Federal Parent Locator Service is primarily utilized by governmental child support agencies, but it can also be used by individuals involved in child support cases, such as custodial parents or guardians.

How to fill out Federal Parent Locator Service?

To file a request with the Federal Parent Locator Service, you must complete an application form available from your state’s child support agency and provide necessary details about the absent parent, including their name, Social Security number, and date of birth.

What is the purpose of Federal Parent Locator Service?

The purpose of the Federal Parent Locator Service is to help locate non-custodial parents to facilitate the establishment and enforcement of child support orders, as well as to assist in issues concerning child custody and visitation.

What information must be reported on Federal Parent Locator Service?

The information required for the Federal Parent Locator Service includes identifying details about the absent parent such as their full name, Social Security number, date of birth, and any known addresses or employer information.