A computerized national location network operated by the Federal Office of Child Support (OCSE) of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). FPLS obtains address and employer information, as well as data on child support cases in every State, compares them and returns matches to the appropriate States. This helps State and local child support enforcement agencies locate noncustodial parents and putative fathers for the purposes of establishing custody and visitation rights, establishing and enforcing child support obligations, investigating parental kidnapping, and processing adoption or foster care cases. The expanded FPLS includes the Federal Case Registry (FCR) and the National Directory of New Hires (NDNH).
Question: How would this child feel toward her mother? If a little girl is taken away from her German mother (she was born in Germany), when she was a baby by her father against her mothers will. Will she find out the truth, when her American father tells that that she was abandoned by her mother when she was a baby? She knows that she was born in Germany, and her mother lives in Germany. Her American father has full legal custody of her in the US under US law. The American father and his mother (child grand mother) makes sure that she has a very good home and is well cared for. She was told that her mother could visit her if she wanted to, but did not even try. Would it be difficult for her mother to prove otherwise, if Federal Parent Locator Service could have located her in a few days? Her mother never took legal action in any country unless the court in the US decided that she has to live with her father.
Answer: NA, that's how she would feel
Question: Child Support Payers: When you were ordered to pay, were you given the Federal Child Support Handbook for? Non-Custodial Parents which describes all your rights, such as the right to free help to modify your orders, child locator services, and grants for enforcing access rights?
Answer: This is not routine.
Question: The Mark of the Beast? the Real ID act will go into effect for americans on december 31 2009. according to these statements....
In addition, the federal Social Security Administration, (42 U.S.C. § 666(28)), requires the States to maintain a new hire directory. Employers would no longer be able to accept, or ultimately hire, bearers of non-compliant documents for employment.
Also, financial institutions are required to assist the Federal Parent Locator Service, ((42 U.S.C. § 666(17)). Financial institutions would require compliant documents from all customers. Bearers of non-compliant documents would be denied financial or banking services.
no one will be able to work or have a bank account without one. it will also be able to tell where we've been and where we are
is this the Mark of the Beast?
it's already passed itallion
zebra,
the additonal comment was to tell the poster " itallion..." that the bill has already passed
Answer: Perhaps the problem, my friend, is that these things have been here for quite some time already. So, it is least scary when the world has already come to accept the means by which it is here. I should say, these things have been enacted for some time now.
Secondly, it is difficult to take someone seriously who does not provide proof of an article by which is come his quote.
Your sister,
Ginger
