You will probably have to contact your caseworker, and ask about this. If your income tax refund was only just intercepted, it may be a little while before it is actually credited, and before it's credited, they may continue to withhold that extra amount until everything is straightened out. Once it is all straightened out, however, you can celebrate that you are caught up and are only have to pay the original amount.

Also, if you can prove that your income tax rebate was intercepted, and the amount of it, it may get things straightened out sooner so that you can go back to paying your original amount.

Hi, bvories, and welcome to WebAnswers.

If you are asking about arrearages that have now been paid in full, please contact the child support enforcement agency in your state, with a copy of your intercept documentation in hand, as a visit might be more effective than a phone call.

As noted by Enchantedone above, it is likely that the intercept has not yet been processed and there is no incentive for government employees to do anything with alacrity, which is why a mere phone call might prove unavailing.

Thank you for your question.

After they withheld your refund was there still a balance due for back erarages? If so then they can continue to take out until the amount of past due errarages are paid in full, if your now paid in full then you will need to contact the child support services and report that the child support is paid, they will find out anyways it just takes a few months to get the paper work and stop the payments. You might want to contct them.