The Office of Child Support (OCS) is
conducting a rule review in accordance with section 106.031 of the Revised
Code, which requires the review of all state agency rules within a five-year
period.
OCS has filed the
following rule as no change. The effective date of the
rule remains the same as the existing rule.
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Rule Number
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Rule Title
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Effective Date
of Rule
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5101:12‑55‑25.2
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Driver’s License
Abstract
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08/01/2017
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This rule
describes the process and criterion a child support enforcement agency (CSEA)
shall use to direct the registrar of motor vehicles to eliminate from the
abstract maintained by the bureau of motor vehicles any reference of a
previous license suspension.
This rule is
authorized by ORC sections 3123.63, 3125.25; and amplifies ORC section
3123.63. |
OCS has amended the following rules:
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Amended Rule
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Amended Rule
Title
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Prior Effective
Date of Rule
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Effective Date
of Amendment
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5101:12‑55‑25
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License
Suspension
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08/01/2017
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5/01/2023
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This rule
describes when a CSEA may, as an enforcement technique, submit an obligor to
a licensing entity to suspend, refuse or deny to renew a professional,
driver’s, or recreational license. Changes from the existing rule include:
added language in paragraphs (A) and (C) to clarify that license suspension
applies only to child support cases; and rephrased the last sentence in
paragraph (A) for clarity. This rule is
authorized by ORC sections 3123.63, 3125.25; and amplifies ORC sections
3123.41 to 3123.50, 3123.53 to 3123.60, 3123.62, 3123.63. |
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5101:12‑55‑25.1
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License
Reinstatement
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08/01/2017
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5/01/2023
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This rule
describes the process a CSEA shall use to reinstate a professional,
recreational, or driver’s license that has been suspended. In paragraph (D), replaced the term
"obligor" with "individual" for clarity. This rule is authorized by ORC sections
3123.63, 3125.25; and amplifies ORC sections 3123.41 to 3123.50, 3123.53 to
3123.60, 3123.62, 3123.63. |
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5101:12‑55‑26
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Suspension and
Reinstatement of License to Practice Law
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08/01/2017
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5/01/2023
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This rule describes when a CSEA may submit an
obligor to the Ohio supreme court to suspend, refuse, or deny to renew, or
reinstate a license to practice law.
Clarified in paragraph (A) that license suspension applies only
to child support cases. This rule is authorized by ORC section 3125.25; and
amplifies ORC sections 3125.03, 4705.021. |
INSTRUCTIONS:
When the CSPMTL is
published, the CSPM will be updated as follows:
- A no change rule will continue with the same
effective date,
- An amended rule will be inserted, and the
previous version will be moved to the OAC Archive section of the eManuals
The rules and forms in
the CSPM can be accessed at: http://emanuals.jfs.ohio.gov/
Forms can also be
accessed on the ODJFS Forms Central InnerWeb page at:
http://www.odjfs.state.oh.us/forms/inner.asp
or on the ODJFS Forms
Central Internet page at:
http://www.odjfs.state.oh.us/forms/inter.asp
INSTRUCTIONS
for CSEA INTERNAL PROCEDURAL HANDBOOK:
Paragraph (I)(1) of OAC
rule 5101:12-1-01 states that, whenever a program change requires modification
of local procedures, the CSEA is required to revise its internal procedural
handbook and submit the revision to OCS within thirty days of the
revision. The CSEA should carefully
review the amended rules contained in this CSPMTL to determine whether they
require the CSEA to update its internal procedural handbook.