#child-support-enforcement

#child-support-enforcement

The State Department will revoke passports of parents with large unpaid child support, starting at $100,000 and later expanding to lower thresholds.

The State Department will revoke U.S. passports for people owing more than $2,500 in child support, using an existing law with expanded enforcement.

The State Department will revoke passports of citizens with significant child support arrears, starting May 8, to enforce federal child support obligations.

The State Department will revoke passports of parents with unpaid child support, starting May 8 and expanding thresholds to increase enforcement.