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Division/Section Family Support Chapter No./Name 4 – Economic Stability (ES) Part No./Name B – ELIGIBILITY FACTORS Section No./Name B-1200-FITAP SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT SERVICES Document No./Name B-1220-FITAP Notification To Client of Support Enforcement Requirement Effective Date August 15, 2019

4 of 5 Explain and complete OFS Flyer 6A, Notice of Good Cause provisions under Title IV-D, if the client wants to claim good cause or requests more information.

If the application is received online, review the CAFÉ Application Summary PDF to determine whether the applicant is claiming good cause:

● The applicant may select “Yes” or “No” to the question, “Would you like to claim good cause?” in the ‘Cooperation with Child Support Enforcement’ section of the online application.

● If the applicant selects “Yes”, then:

o the applicant will be required to select one of the Good Cause Reasons listed below:

 Your help may cause serious physical harm to you,  Your help may cause serious emotional harm to you,  Your help may cause serious physical harm to your child,  Your help may cause serious emotional harm to your child,  The child was born as a result of rape or incest, or  Adoption of the child is pending, and

o the Notice of Good Cause Provisions under Title IV-D Program (electronic OFS Flyer 6A) will appear near the end of the application and the applicant will be required to check the box, “I have read this notice concerning my right to claim good cause for non-cooperation.” and will provide an electronic signature.

If the applicant/recipient claims good cause through an online application or re-application, explain the good cause provisions contained in the Notice of Good Cause Provisions under Title IV-D Program and accept the electronic signature of the applicant/recipient.

A manual OFS Flyer 6A must be completed with applicants/recipients who wish to claim good cause if the applicant/recipient:

● submits a paper application, ● submits an online application and adds the cash program during the interview, ● submits an online application indicating he/she did not wish to claim good cause and subsequently decides during the interview to claim good cause, ● requests good cause after certification, or ● requests more information regarding good cause.

For all applications, acknowledge receipt of the applicant’s/recipient’s wish to claim good cause by indicating “Yes” or “No” to the question, “Is the applicant claiming good cause?” in the ‘Cooperation with Child Support Enforcement’ section of the Interview Wizard.