IM-143 10/02/00 DIR DEPOSIT OPTION FOR CC PAYMENT
SUBJECT: |
DIRECT DEPOSIT OPTION FOR CHILD CARE PAYMENTS,
DDEP AND DDIQ SCREENS |
DISCUSSION: |
This memorandum builds on E-Mail IM-161,
dated November 3, 1999, which introduced changes to the DDEP (Direct Deposit
Entry) screen.
ELIGIBILITY FOR DIRECT DEPOSIT The option of direct deposit for child care payments is available to all:
PAYMENTS Child care payments generated from child authorizations entered in Legacy (ICAU/ICEA/ICCR) and FAMIS may be deposited directly into the provider's or reimbursed parent's bank account. FORM REVISION Agreement for direct deposit form, IM-20, is revised to capture:
Make the following modifications to the current IM-20 to incorporate provider data on the form: IM-20, Park II modifications:
The DDEP and DDIQ screens are revised. The "Recipient" and "DCN" fields are removed. Two new fields:
"Type of Client" requires an entry of one letter code describing the person requesting direct deposit: D = Recipient
The "Client Number" field requires entry of:
PROCESSING REQUESTS FOR DIRECT DEPOSIT Providers and parents eligible for reimbursement may request direct deposit of their child care payments by submitting to DFS:
IMPLEMENTATION OF DIRECT DEPOSIT PAYMENTS Successful entries of direct deposit requests are validated by the payer's financial institution within ten (10) days of entry. Providers and reimbursed parents can anticipate that their child care payments be deposited in their bank accounts on the next pay date after bank validation occurs. Payments for child authorizations entered in Legacy (ICAU/ICEA/ICCR) are processed by CSIPS (Children Services Integrated Payment System). CSIPS continues to issue child care payments on three scheduled payrolls each month. Payments for child authorizations entered in FAMIS are processed by FAMIS. Payments continue to be issued on daily payrolls. RETURNED OR REFUSED DIRECT DEPOSIT PAYMENTS GENERATED FROM LEGACY AND FAMIS Direct deposit payments refused or returned by the financial institution are returned to the Division of Budget and Finance (DBF). Returned payments are recorded in DDIQ. DDEP information is canceled by DBF upon receipt of a returned or refused direct deposit payment. These payments are reissued as paper checks until new DDEP data is entered at the county office. QUESTIONS ABOUT DIRECT DEPOSIT Please contact:
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NECESSARY ACTION: |
DC/DE Distribution #6 Attachments not available online, paper copy only. |