Wyoming Child Support Program

The Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Passport Denial Program is a mandatory enforcement mechanism that applies to noncustodial parents who owe past-due child support.
Payments can easily be made on our website childsupport.wyo.gov

Article: https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IN12660

The Child Support Enforcement Passport Denial Program The Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Passport Denial Program is a mandatory enforcement mechanism that applies to noncustodial parents who owe past-due child support. The program was originally enacted as part of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA; P.L...

helps provide the financial stability children need to grow and thrive. Ready to get started?

Sign up today: https://childsupport.wyo.gov/

Did you know? You can ask to have your order reviewed for modification if you have a significant change in income or living situation. Learn how to request a review: https://childsupport.wyo.gov/

Need to make a payment? Find payment options and resources to help stay on track with your child support order: https://childsupport.wyo.gov/

Every child deserves a strong foundation to grow, learn, and thrive. This August, Wyoming celebrates Child Support Awareness Month to highlight the vital role that consistent financial, medical, and emotional support plays in the lives of our children.
It takes a community to raise a child, and we want to extend a massive thank you to the dedicated professionals in the Wyoming Child Support Program. Your hard work helps bridge gaps, navigate complex legal paths, and ensure that Cowboy State families get the resources they need.
To the parents, guardians, and case managers working together for our kids—thank you for your dedication!
👥 Need Assistance?
The Wyoming Child Support Program is here to help with establishing paternity, locating parents, and enforcing or modifying child support orders.
🔗 Find your local office and resources here:
https://childsupport.wyo.gov/locations/

➡Know the Facts: Passport and Child Support
If you owe significant past-due child support, your passport can be denied or revoked. Paying down your balance can help restore your travel eligibility and ensure your child gets the support they need.
💻Visit our website to make a payment: https://childsupport.wyo.gov/

Get Help, Stay Safe
Considering signing up for but you’re afraid of the other parent? You're not alone. Learn how child support programs can help protect you and your family while accessing the support you need:
https://acf.gov/css/outreach-material/child-support-when-youre-afraid-other-parent

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Did you know that if you owe significant past-due child support, your passport can be denied or revoked?

Paying down your balance can help restore your travel eligibility and ensure your child gets the support they need. Visit our website to make a payment today.

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Passports and Child Support Debt Learn how unpaid child support blocks passport applications. Follow these steps to resolve payment issues so your application can get approved.