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This document provides guidelines and specifications for changes made to the Intergovernmental Referral Guide (IRG) to accommodate new address types for state regional and child support offices, updates

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How to fill out Federal Parent Locator Service

1. Visit the Federal Parent Locator Service website.
2. Gather necessary information including your personal identification details.
3. Fill out the application form with accurate information about you and the child.
4. Submit the form either online or by mail as per the instructions.
5. Wait for confirmation and follow any additional steps provided.

Who needs Federal Parent Locator Service?

1. Parents who are trying to locate a missing child.
2. Individuals involved in child support cases seeking information about a non-custodial parent.
3. Family law professionals needing to find parents or guardians for legal proceedings.
4. Law enforcement agencies looking for parents in child abduction cases.

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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 service provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that helps locate parents who are absent or have not been in contact with their children, particularly for the purposes of child support enforcement.

Who is required to file Federal Parent Locator Service?

State child support agencies can access FPLS to locate non-custodial parents for child support-related cases. Additionally, certain legal entities, such as courts, may also file requests to locate parents for family law purposes.

How to fill out Federal Parent Locator Service?

To fill out a request for FPLS, a state child support agency must complete a specific form that includes relevant information about the children and parents such as names, Social Security numbers, and last known addresses. This request is then submitted electronically to the FPLS.

What is the purpose of Federal Parent Locator Service?

The primary purpose of the FPLS is to assist in locating non-custodial parents, thereby facilitating the enforcement of child support obligations and helping ensure that children receive the financial support they need.

What information must be reported on Federal Parent Locator Service?

The information that must be reported to FPLS includes the names and identifying information of the custodial and non-custodial parents, including Social Security numbers if available, and any other relevant details that could assist in locating them.