New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 8 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Chapter 50 - CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
Part 114 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DATA MATCH (FIDM)
Section 8.50.114.8 - AGREEMENTS WITH FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Universal Citation: 8 NM Admin Code 8.50.114.8

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

The department, through the Title IV-D agency, has developed procedures and forms by which it enters into agreements with financial institutions doing business in the state to develop and operate, in coordination with such financial institutions, a data match system for the purpose of identifying and seizing assets to satisfy past-due support. All references to the Title IV-D agency below are on behalf of the department.

A. Data match agreements: The Title IV-D agency has agreements with financial institutions for data match using a standard Title IV-D agency form. The institutions may elect to report through an agent.

B. Election of reporting methods: Financial institutions shall elect their method of reporting using forms provided by the Title IV-D agency and return reporting agreements to the Title IV-D agency within 30 days of notification of required reporting. Acceptable methods of reporting are contained in the federal office of child support enforcement's data match specification handbook (DMSH). The financial institution may elect to report through an agent authorized and identified to the Title IV-D agency by the financial institution.

C. Quarterly matches: Financial institutions shall conduct quarterly matches of their accounts against the names and social security numbers provided by the Title IV-D agency and report all accounts matched, or may elect to provide a quarterly list of all accounts in a format acceptable to the Title IV-D agency. Each calendar year, information matches shall be furnished no later than:

(1) March 31 (first quarter);

(2) June 30 (second quarter);

(3) September 30 (third quarter); and

(4) December 31 (fourth quarter).

D. Failure to report: Financial institutions failing to perform a quarterly match, return the reporting election forms, or furnish account information are subject to the penalties in 8.50.131 NMAC. If the financial institution is unable to perform a quarterly match due to circumstances outside of its control, it should immediately notify the Title IV-D agency to request an extension of time. If the Title IV-D agency grants an extension, a penalty shall not be assessed against the financial institution.

E. False statements: If false statements are used to obtain a release, penalties will be assessed as set forth in 8.50.131 NMAC.

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