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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 23 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS · Chapter 84

§ 8402. Procedure to register order.

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§ 8402. Procedure to register order.
(a)General rule.-- A support order may be registered by sending the following documents and information to the appropriate tribunal:
(1)A letter of transmittal to the tribunal requesting registration and enforcement.
(2)Two copies, including one certified copy, of the order to be registered, including any modification of the order.
(3)A sworn statement by the party seeking registration or a certified statement by the custodian of the records showing the amount of any arrearage.
(4)The name of the obligor and, if known:
(i)the obligor's address and Social Security number;
(ii)the name and address of the obligor's employer and any other source of income of the obligor; and
(iii)a description and the location of property of the obligor not exempt from execution.
(5)The name and address of the obligee and, if applicable, the agency or person to whom support payments are to be remitted.
(b)Docketing.-- On receipt of a request for registration, the registering tribunal shall file the order as a foreign judgment, together with one copy of the documents and information, regardless of their form.
23c8411h
SUBCHAPTER B
CONTEST OF VALIDITY OR ENFORCEMENT
Sec.
8411. Notice of registration of order.
8412. Procedure to contest validity of registered order.
8413. Contest of registration or enforcement.
8414. Confirmed order.
8415. Effect of a confirmed order.
23c8411s
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