Nevada § 425.397 Use of information received regarding holders of certain licenses, certificates or permits; notification that holder is in arrears in payment of support

Nevada Statutes

§ 425.397 — Use of information received regarding holders of certain licenses, certificates or permits; notification that holder is in arrears in payment of support

Nevada § 425.397

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 425Support

COLLECTION, DISSEMINATION AND USE OF INFORMATION

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 425.397 (2026).

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1.Each district attorney or other public agency in this State collecting support for children shall compare the information received pursuant to NRS 425.395 against its cases to identify any person who is in arrears and holds such a license, certificate or permit.

2.The district attorney or other public agency shall notify each person so identified, by first-class mail, to give the person an opportunity to satisfy the claim before notice is given to the issuer of the license, certificate or permit of the arrearage.

3.If the person does not satisfy the arrearage, the district attorney or other public agency shall report the fact of the arrearage to the issuer of the license, certificate or permit. The Division shall similarly notify the issuer of the license, certificate or permit when t

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1. Each district attorney or other public agency in this State collecting support for children shall compare the information received pursuant to NRS 425.395 against its cases to identify any person who is in arrears and holds such a license, certificate or permit.
2. The district attorney or other public agency shall notify each person so identified, by first-class mail, to give the person an opportunity to satisfy the claim before notice is given to the issuer of the license, certificate or permit of the arrearage.
3. If the person does not satisfy the arrearage, the district attorney or other public agency shall report the fact of the arrearage to the issuer of the license, certificate or permit. The Division shall similarly notify the issuer of the license, certificate or permit when the person thereafter pays the arrearage or otherwise satisfies the claim.