Find answers about using the MyChildSupport portal. Learn how to sign up, make payments, fix common issues and get help.
Have this ready:
You can make a payment after you sign up.
Schedule your payment at least five business days ahead.
What to expect
A purge payment is ordered by the court when an obligor has been found in contempt for not paying support. Making this payment allows the obligor to be released from jail.
If your bank has an Automated Clearing House (ACH) debit block, your payment may be sent back to you.
What is an ACH debit block?
An ACH debit block is a tool your bank may use to stop online payments from leaving your account. If your bank has this turned on, your payment may not go through.
To fix this, call your bank at least two days before you pay. Give them this information:
Call our Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-8894 for help.
For help setting up electronic payments, contact the State Disbursement Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) unit.
You may need to switch to desktop view.
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These guides walk you through how to use the MyChildSupport (MCS) portal step by step. Choose the guide that fits your role.
Parent User Guide
This guide will show you how to use the MCS portal to make payments and manage your account.
Employer User Guide
This guide will show you how to use the MCS portal to set up and manage child support payments for your employees.
We want everyone to be able to use our services.
If the MyChildSupport portal is not working the way it should, we are here to help.
Use our online email form askdcse to tell us what is going on and someone from our team will reach out to help.
Have questions or need help getting started? We’re here to help.
You can contact DCSE for answers, guidance or support with your next steps.