Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-7-404 - Administrative Review

A. An obligor may file a written request for administrative review by the Title IV-D Agency within 30 business days from the date on the notice mailed in accordance with R6-7-403.

B. An obligor has the burden of proof regarding each issue raised in an administrative review.

C. The issues in an administrative review are limited to:

1. Whether there has been a mistake regarding the identity of the obligor; and

2. The amount of the obligor's arrearage, if any.

D. If an obligor alleges that there has been a mistake regarding the identity of the obligor, the Title IV-D Agency shall issue a final written determination by first class mail to all parties within two business days after receipt of the request for administrative review.

E. For all circumstances other than a mistake regarding the identity of the obligor, the Title IV-D Agency shall issue a final written determination by first class mail to all parties within 45 business days after receipt of the request for administrative review, or if additional information is required and provided, 45 business days after receipt of this information.

F. In an interstate case, only the certifying state has the authority to withdraw an obligor from the passport denial process.

G. If an obligor does not request an administrative review within 30 business days, the Title IV-D Agency's certification for purposes of passport denial remains in effect.

H. If an obligor requests an administrative review within 30 business days and meets the requirements for withdrawal of certification for passport denial in R6-7-405, the Title IV-D Agency shall notify OCSE to withdraw certification for passport denial in accordance with OCSE requirements.

Notes

Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-7-404

New Section made by final rulemaking at 11 A.A.R. 4540, effective December 17, 2005 (Supp. 05-4).