Complaint Transfer.

(a)

Upon the local child support agency's determination that proper jurisdiction for the complaint is a local child support agency in another county, the local child support agency that received the complaint shall do both of the following:

(b)

A local child support agency that receives a “Complaint Transfer,” LCR004, as specified in (a), shall complete the requirements of Sections 120101 through 120105(a) within 30 days after receiving the “Complaint Transfer,” LCR004.

(c)

If the transferring and receiving local child support agencies cannot agree to the proper jurisdiction for the complaint, the receiving local child support agency shall contact the Department by telephone, and follow up by fax, for jurisdictional determination within five (5) business days of receipt of the “Complaint Transfer,” LCR004. The Department shall make the jurisdictional determination within five (5) business days after contact. If the Department determines the jurisdiction for the complaint belongs to the transferring county, the complaint receipt date shall continue to be the date the local child support agency initially received the complaint pursuant to Section 120003. If the Department determines the jurisdiction for the complaint belongs to the receiving county, the complaint receipt date shall be the date the receiving county received the LCR004 from the transferring county, as specified in Section 120003.