WELD COUNTY

OPEN A CASE

There are four options for obtaining a Child Support Enforcement application.

1. Online – Application for Child Support

2. Telephone – Call Child Support Customer Service at (970) 352-6933 to request an application.

3. In person – Pick up an application at the Child Support Office located at 315 N. 11^th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631.  View a map. Check in with the Receptionist and ask to see a Child Support Technician. 

4. E-mail customer service at Child Support Customer Service.

• Submit your application, including the $20.00 non-refundable application fee, either by mail or in person.  
• If you are currently applying or receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), the $20.00 application fee is not required.
• If applying for or receiving from Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP), you may request a coupon from your CCCAP technician to attach to your application instead of paying the fee.
• There are no other exceptions to the child support application processing fee. Though a separate application is required for each non-custodial parent parent, the $20 fee covers all applications from the same applicant received at the same time.

Mail to: 
Weld County Child Support Enforcement Unit
P.O. Box A, Greeley, CO 80632

The Child Support Enforcement unit will also need copies of the following documents, if they apply to your case: 

• Photo ID of applicant
• Social Security cards for all children
• Photo of other parent
• Order for Paternity, Child Support Order, Divorce Decree, Separation Agreement, and/or Parenting Plan
• Verification of your income if there is no Child Support Order
• Birth Certificates
• Divorce Petition (if you are in the process of obtaining a divorce)

CLOSE A CASE

Child Support Enforcement (CSE) will close a case:

• When an obligation ends and the non-custodial parent has paid all support and arrears, or

• When making all possible reasonable attempts to establish or enforce an order with no success, or

• When trying but not being able to find the non-custodial parent or the custodial party, or

• When a written closure notice is provided by the person who applied for services

CSE may send a letter to you 60 days before closing the case. Even if a case is closed, it does not always mean that the non-custodial parent's legal duty to pay support will end. If new information about a case is received, the case may be reopened.