Posted in on December 21, 2023
Yes, Oregon law (ORS 25.790) requires all Oregon employers to report new and rehired employees, as well as engaged and reengaged individuals—not companies—who are independent contractors. The report must occur within 20 days if submitting the new hire form by... View Article
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You may contact your case manager or the EPW specialist at 503-986-0532.
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Yes. A $35 fee will be charged for dishonored payments, as allowed by Oregon law. This fee applies to checks and electronic payments. Only one fee will be charged per payment even if we try to deposit it more than... View Article
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A dishonored payment is a payment that was returned unpaid to the Oregon DOJ Division of Child Support from your bank. Payments can be returned dishonored due to a lack of funds in your account, a closed account, an inaccurate... View Article
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If you have two dishonored payments within 12 months, your EPW will be revoked. You will not be able to have EPW for 12 months from the day it is revoked.
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If you do not have adequate funds in your bank account at the time your support is due, we will make two additional attempts to secure the funds. If the third attempt is unsuccessful, your EPW will be suspended and... View Article
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EPW can be revoked for a number of reasons, including two or more dishonored payments or if authorization is revoked.
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You will receive a notice in the mail prior to the first withdrawal. We must run a “test cycle” through your bank. This test will be run during the first month after the enrollment is approved. Keep making your support... View Article
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You will receive a notice in the mail explaining why your EPW request was not approved.
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Yes, our fax number is 503-986-2416. Be sure to include a preprinted voided check or letter from your financial institution with the required information.
