ESTABLISH ORDER
CS
381P Registration of Administrative Orders with the State Case Registry and
Docketing of Administrative Orders
10/18/82 Revised 09/03/24 Training
Completed 09/17/24 Last Reviewed 06/02/26
Statutory Authority
Utah Code
26B-9-104(1) requires the Office of Recovery Services/Child Support Services
(ORS/CSS):
“(h) to establish and maintain the
state case registry in the manner required by the Social Security Act, 42
U.S.C. Sec. 654a, which shall include a record in each case of:
(i) the
amount of monthly or other periodic support owed under the order, and other
amounts, including arrearages, interest, late payment penalties, or fees, due
or overdue under the order;
(ii) any amount described in
Subsection (1)(h)(i) that has been collected;
(iii) the distribution of
collected amounts;
(iv) the birth date of any child
for whom the order requires the provision of support; and
(v) the amount of any lien imposed
with respect to the order pursuant to this part; . . . .”
Procedures to Register Administrative Orders
The State
Case Registry (SCR) is the ORS computer system (ORSIS). You need only to enter the order on ORSIS to
register the order with the SCR and to proceed with administrative enforcement
action on the case. Formerly, CSS would file all support orders (except current
support-only orders) and sum-certain judgments with the district court in order
to create a court judgment. Changes in
state law have eliminated the need to routinely file orders and sum-certain
judgments with the court.
Utah
Code 81-7-102 states as follows:
“(4) Each payment or installment
of child support or alimony under any support order is, on and after the date
the payment or installment is due:
(a) a judgment with the same
attributes and effect of any judgment of a district court, except as provided
in Subsection (5); . . .”
For more information, refer to CS 803P
Electronic Reporting of Liens to Court, Definitions, Criteria and General
Information.