Who Do I Contact To Change My Name Or Address?

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Who Do I Contact To Change My Name Or Address?

Please submit your new information in writing to: State Disbursement Unit, P.O. Box 7280, Bismarck, ND 585077280, or emai it to: sosdu@state.nd.us. Be sure to include the effective date of the address change, your social security number and/or your assigned person number.

Other North Dakota Family Law FAQs

Q: North Dakota Department Of Human Services. What Is Child Support Enforcement?
A: North Dakota`s Child Support Enforcement program is a joint effort of federal, state, and county governments to secure support payments for children whose parents are … More
Q: North Dakota Department Of Human Services. What Is The Review And Adjustment Process?
A: Establishing child support obligations in accordance with the North Dakota Child Support Guidelines does not ensure that orders, over time, continue to meet the … More
Q: North Dakota Department Of Human Services. How Is Paternity Established?
A: A support order cannot be established for a child who is born to unmarried parents until the alleged father is determined to be the father. This determination may be … More
Q: North Dakota Department Of Human Services. What Are Child Support Orders?
A: Child support obligations are calculated using the North Dakota Child Support Guidelines. These guidelines are based upon the noncustodial parent`s income and … More
Q: Is There Help Available To Custodial And Non-Custodial Parents In The Area Of Establishing And Enforcing Child Support?
A: Yes. A custodial or noncustodial parent may apply for Child Support Enforcement services. There is no application fee. Application forms may be obtained from any … More
Q: What Methods Are Used By The Child Support Enforcement Program To Collect Child Support?
A: The most effective method for collection is through income withholding, in which the appropriate amount is withheld by an employer from the noncustodial parent`s … More
Q: The Non-Custodial Parent Lives In Another State And Has Quit Paying Child Support. What Can Be Done To Get Payments To Start Again?
A: Once a case is established with the Child Support Enforcement program, the Regional Child Support Enforcement Unit (RCSEU) can take different actions to enforce child … More
Q: I Haven't Received My Payment Yet. Did You Receive It?
A: To check on the status of your payment, call the automated information line at 7013285440 or our nationwide toll free number at 8002314255. Please … More
Q: I Haven't Received A Payment For Several Months. How Do I Go About Having The Child Support Money Taken Out Of The Non-Custodial Parent's Paycheck?
A: If you have a case with a Regional Child Support Enforcement Unit, you will need to contact that Unit. If you do not have a case with a Regional Child Support … More
Q: Why Do I Receive A Lesser Amount Than I Had Normally Received From The Clerk Of Court?
A: There may be a number of reasons. Generally, we pay out current support, the amount due this month, the day after we receive it, up to the monthly amount established … More