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How will the implementation effect the parent making payments? Will my account receive credit for payments made by my employer? Can I still make my payment at my local child support office? For answers to these questions and more, click here.
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Enroll Now for Direct DepositCustodial Parents (CPs) can now apply for direct deposit. Please note that the enrollment process requires you to provide your Social Security Number and Participant Id. Your Participant ID will be the same that you use with the Madera County Child Support Office but you must add "039" to the beginning of the number to identify that your case is in Madera County. For example: Social Security Number: 555-55-5555 Click here to set up a new account. |
California's child support program is making some important changes that will make it easier for families to get their support payments, and will give parents who pay support more payment options. For more information, click here.
Office hours: Monday thru Friday,
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Customer Service Line
(866)901-3212
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New changes in Child Support Payment Distribution makes Electronic Pay Cards an easier way to receive your child support payments. For more information on this and other exciting payment options, click here.
To sign up for your EPC card, click here.
You can find out more about your CASES Payment Information by trying our new web interface. Click here.
How will the implementation effect the parent making payments? Will my account receive credit for payments made by my employer? Can I still make my payment at my local child support office? For answers to these questions and more, click here.
