A major federal enforcement effort aimed at Americans with substantial unpaid child support obligations is now moving into a new phase, one that could leave thousands of U.S. citizens unable to travel internationally. Beginning this week, the U.S. State Department is preparing to revoke existing passports belonging to individuals who owe exceptionally large amounts in…
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The US State Department is expanding enforcement of a federal child support policy that allows authorities to revoke or deny passports for parents with unpaid child support debts. Officials said the expanded measures will begin this week and could eventually affect thousands of American passport holders. Under US law, individuals owing more than $2,500 (about…
The US State Department has said it will start to revoke the passports of Americans who owe significant amounts of child support. The department announced that parents who have outstanding debt of more than $2,500 (€1,844) in child support payments could be impacted, but would be targeting those “significant outstanding” debt. The State Department said…
The U.S. State Department will start revoking the passports of thousands of parents who have substantial unpaid child support debts. The department told Associated Press on Thursday that the passport revocations will begin Friday and will target individuals owing USD 100,000 or more in unpaid child support. Based on data provided by the Department of…
The United States Department of State has warned that Americans owing more than $2,500 in child support risk having their passports revoked under existing federal regulations. The department disclosed this in a statement on its official website on Thursday, stating that individuals with outstanding child support debts above the threshold are ineligible to obtain or…
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