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203 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 4: Household information response by the end of the 10th day, the family coach will add a new non-compliance record on the Program Compliance screen to reflect noncooperation with the correct child(ren)and select child support sanction(CS1-CS3) to begin the sanction process. The ONE system will generate a timely reduction notice (CASH NOE). • For participants: The net monthly cash benefit amount, after income deductions and reductions for JOBS noncooperation are applied (where applicable), shall be reduced by the following percentages:
Level Benefit Reduction Effective Date CS1 25% 1st month following the month in which failure to cooperate is determined CS2 50% 2nd month following the month in which failure to cooperate is determined CS3 75% 3rd month following the month in which failure to cooperate is determined CS4 100% ineligibility 4th month following the month in which failure to cooperate is determined, and all subsequent months in which failure to cooperate continues
Once the program has been updated for a child support sanction (CS1), ONE moves from one month to the next applying child support sanctions automatically, without intervention required, for sanctions CS1 to CS3. Timely notices are sent automatically. When a penalty rolls to CS3 and prior to imposing a CS4, ODHS uses the existing grant termination staffing process to assess the family’s situation. When appropriate, community partners are involved in the family assessment. The CS3 penalty must be manually updated to CS4 by the Family Coach. Ending OCSP sanctions End date the noncompliance record (sanction) when: A cooperation task is generated by the ONE system. OCSP will send information through the interface that will generate the task once the participant provides requested information or taking necessary actions required by OCSP to indicate cooperation. Good cause has been determined. TANF policy has provided guidance to end date the sanction Once a penalty has ended, any subsequent penalties for noncooperation with support will start at the first level (25 percent, per above). Good cause for noncooperation with OCSP for child support • Cooperation is reasonably anticipated to result in emotional or physical harm to the dependent child or to the caretaker relative. • Continuing efforts to obtain support would be detrimental to the dependent child because of the