That's nearly impossible to answer, unfortunately. Wait times are going to depend on a lot of things. Why don't you just call them and find out?

Much of the time involved depends upon several factors, not the least of which is where you live, or, rather, in what jurisdiction you have filed for support. More to the point, if you are seeking assistance in any matter from a government agency, you might grow very old WAITING for someone to call you. They are paid to dither and have extended conversations at water coolers about their neighbors or fellow workers.

So, you need to take a pro-active position and seek out the person handling your case and secure an appointment with that individual, making sure you take good notes along the way, especially with whomever you speak. When you have that appointment, be sure to prepare for that meeting by writing down the questions for which you want answers. Further prepare yourself by having relevant information regarding where your ex lives, works, and breathes.

You may need to follow-up with the child support case worker and be sure to do so.

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