You may schedule a one-time
only (non-recurring) payment or you may schedule recurring
payments using one of the following options
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1st & 16th | 6th & 21st | 11th & 26th | ||
2nd & 17th | 7th & 22nd | 12th & 27th | ||
3rd &18th | 8th & 23rd | 13th & 28th | ||
4th & 19th | 9th & 24th | 14th & 29th | ||
5th & 20th | 10th & 25th | 15th & 30th | ||
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Funds will be withdrawn on the scheduled payment date. If the scheduled draft falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or bank holiday the funds will be withdrawn the next business day.
Example: If the payment is scheduled to be drafted on May 31 and that day is Sunday, then the payment will be drafted on Friday, May 29 and your child support account will be credited that day as well.
You will receive credit for the payment on the same date that it is scheduled to be withdrawn from your bank account.
Note: Payments greater than $2,500 may be held for up to 10 calendar days before posting to the child support account.
If a withdrawal falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or bank holiday, the funds will be withdrawn the next business day. Your child support account will be credited up to three business days from the the day the funds are withdrawn from your bank account.
Example: If the payment is scheduled to be drafted on May 31 and that day is Sunday, then the payment will be drafted on Friday, May 29 and your child support account will be credited that day as well.
The withdrawal will occur on the last business day of the current month.
Example: If the payment is scheduled to be drafted on May 31 and that day is Sunday, then the payment will be drafted on Friday, May 29 and your child support account will be credited that day as well.
Your first payment date must be at least five business days from the date you register your account. This will allow sufficient time for your bank account information to be verified (prenote). If your account has been previously verified then the payment must be scheduled at least two business days prior to its payment date.
Example: If you register your account and establish a payment schedule on Monday the 1st, you must set your first payment date no earlier than Monday the 8th.
If you entered a start date that is less than five business days from today's date, your date will be automatically adjusted to include the five business day verification (prenote) process.
Example: Today is January 26 (Monday) and a payment frequency of semi-monthly (15th and 30th) is selected. Friday the 30th is entered as the first payment date. The first payment date is set to February 16.
The 16th is determined by calculating five business days (January 27 - February 2), and then determining if the 15th is a business day. Since the 15th is on a Sunday your first payment date is set to the 16th.