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1. The statewide automated data processing system established under
section 50-09-02.1 must include a registry that contains records with respect to:
a. Each child support case in which services are being provided by the state agency
under title IV-D; and
b. Each child support order established or modified in this state on or after
October 1, 1998.
2. The case records must use standardized data elements for both parents and contain
other information the secretary requires.
3. Each case record concerning a case with respect to which services are being provided
by the state agency under title IV-D must:
a. Include payment records consistent with the requirements of title IV-D, which
include:
(1)The amount of current monthly or other periodic support owed under the
order and other amounts, i
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1. The statewide automated data processing system established under
section 50-09-02.1 must include a registry that contains records with respect to:
a. Each child support case in which services are being provided by the state agency
under title IV-D; and
b. Each child support order established or modified in this state on or after
October 1, 1998.
2. The case records must use standardized data elements for both parents and contain
other information the secretary requires.
3. Each case record concerning a case with respect to which services are being provided
by the state agency under title IV-D must:
a. Include payment records consistent with the requirements of title IV-D, which
include:
(1) The amount of current monthly or other periodic support owed under the
order and other amounts, including arrearages, interest, late payment
penalties, fees, and amounts determined under section 14-09-09.30, due or
past due under the order;
(2) Any amount described in paragraph 1 that has been collected;
(3) The distribution of collected amounts;
(4) The birthdate and the social security number of any child for whom an order
requires the provision of support; and
(5) The amount necessary to satisfy any lien imposed under chapter 35-34 or
established as a judgment lien under section 14-08.1-05.
b. Be established, maintained, updated, and monitored on the basis of:
(1) Information on administrative actions and administrative and judicial
proceedings and orders relating to paternity and child support;
(2) Information obtained from comparison with federal, state, and local sources
of information;
(3) Information on child support collections and distributions; and
(4) Any other relevant information.