Form Cssd 04-1606d - Statement Of Support Provided Page 2

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Instructions for Completing the Statement of Support Provided
1. Enter your name, the CSSD case number (if you have a CSSD case already and you know the number) and the name
of the noncustodial parent.
2. Enter the full name and date of birth for each child.
3. If there is an administrative support order from Alaska or another state, check the first option. If there is a court order,
check the second option, and indicate whether the court order includes child support, alimony (spousal support), or
both. If there is both a court order and an administrative order, check both the first and second options. If there is no
order of any kind, check the third option.
4. If you have provided child support to the custodial parent, check the first option and complete the “Child Support”
column in the table on the bottom of the page. Don’t forget to indicate the year(s). See example below. If you have
provided support during more than three years, copy the first page or ask CSSD for the long version of this statement.
If you have provided some child support, but you are not sure when or how much, check the second option and enter
your estimates in the table (mark them as “estimates”). Or you may submit estimates on a separate page. If you have
provided no child support at any time, check the third option.
NOTE: If the custodial parent or the child is receiving government benefits from Social Security, the Veterans
Administration, or another government agency, and the benefits are based on your disability or retirement, these
benefits may be credited toward your support obligation. Please provide information about such benefits on a
separate page.
5. If you have provided alimony or spousal support to the custodial parent, check the first option and complete the
“Alimony/Spousal” column in the table. Don’t forget to indicate the year(s). See example below. If you have
provided support during more than three years, copy the first page or ask CSSD for the long version of this statement.
If you have provided some spousal support, but you are not sure when or how much, check the second option and
enter your estimates in the table (mark them as “estimates”). Or you may submit estimates on a separate page. If you
have provided no alimony or spousal support at any time, check the third option.
6. If a child support order is already in effect, and you lived with the other parent or the other parent had custody of the
child at any time since the child support order took effect, please check the “Yes” box and attach a written explanation
Table: Start with the first month and year you were supposed to pay support, and continue through the current month and
year. Add additional pages, if necessary. Enter “0” in months when no support was provided. For example, if the child
support order says you should have provided $250 child support per month beginning in June of 2000, and no spousal
support, and the you paid irregularly and never paid the full monthly child support amount, your “support provided table”
might look like this in December 2001:
Year
Child
Alimony/
Year
Child
Alimony/
Support
Spousal
2000
2001
Support
Spousal
N/A
N/A
$0
N/A
Jan
Jan
$75
Feb
Feb
$50
Mar
Mar
$0
Apr
Apr
$0
May
May
$100
$75
Jun
Jun
0
$175
Jul
Jul
$150
0
Aug
Aug
$150
0
Sep
Sep
0
$200
Oct
Oct
$225
$100
Nov
Nov
$175
$0
Dec
Dec
CSSD 04-1606D (Rev. 03/16/06) (2 p.)
Statement of Support Provided (3 yr version)
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