The division of child support (DCS) may certify a
noncustodial parent (NCP) as being in noncompliance with a support order and
may request the department of licensing (DOL) or any other licensing entity to
suspend the NCP's license if:
(1) The
NCP has failed to make a timely objection to a notice of noncompliance served
under WAC
388-14A-4505. A timely objection
must be filed within twenty days of receipt of the notice, or within sixty days
of receipt if the notice was served outside of the
state of
Washington;
(2) The
NCP has failed
to file a motion with the appropriate court or administrative forum to modify
the child support obligation within twenty days of service of the notice of
noncompliance served under WAC
388-14A-4505 (or within sixty
days if the notice was served outside of the
state of Washington);
(3) The
NCP has failed to comply with a
payment agreement entered into under WAC
388-14A-4520;
(4) A hearing results in a final
administrative order which determines that the NCP is not in compliance with a
child support order and has not made a good faith effort to comply;
(5) The court enters a judgment on a petition
for judicial review upholding an administrative order that determined that the
NCP is not in compliance with a child support order and did not made a good
faith effort to comply;
(6) The
NCP
has failed to comply with a payment schedule ordered by an administrative law
judge (ALJ) under WAC
388-14A-4530; or
(7) The
NCP failed to make satisfactory
progress toward modification of the support order after a stay was granted
under WAC
388-14A-4515(2).