All Employers Are Required to Report New Employees Within 7 to 20 Days

Each state requires new hires to be reported as per the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA). This is needed for wage garnishment related to child support. Each state has a different time limit for reporting and the penalty for failing to report is $25 per newly hired employee.

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State Requirement
Alabama Within 7 days of hire (or rehire) date
Alaska Within 20 days of hire date
Arizona Within 20 days of hire date
Arkansas Within 20 days of hire date
California Within 20 days of hire date
Colorado Within 20 days of hire date
Connecticut Within 20 days of hire date
Delaware Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
District Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
Florida Within 20 days of start date
Georgia Within 10 days of hire date
Guam Within 20 days of hire date
Hawaii Within 20 days of hire date
Idaho Within 20 days of start date
Illinois Within 20 days of hire date
Indiana Within 20 days of hire date
Iowa Within 15 days of hire date
Kansas Within 20 days of hire date
Kentucky Within 20 days of hire date
Louisiana Within 20 days of hire date
Maine Within 7 days of hire date
Maryland Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
Massachusetts Within 14 days of start date
Michigan Within 20 days of hire date
Minnesota Within 20 days of hire date
Mississippi Within 15 days of hire date
Missouri Within 20 days of hire date
Montana Within 20 days of hire date
Nebraska Within 20 days of hire date
Nevada Within 20 days of hire date
New Hampshire Within 20 days of hire date
New Jersey Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
New Mexico Within 20 days of hire date
New York Within 20 days of hire date
North Carolina Within 20 days of start date
North Dakota Within 20 days of hire date
Ohio Within 20 days of hire date
Oklahoma Within 20 days of hire date
Oregon Within 20 days of hire date
Pennsylvania Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
Puerto Rico Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
Rhode Island Within 14 days of start date
South Carolina Within 20 days of start date
South Dakota Within 20 days of hire date
Tennessee Within 20 days of hire date
Texas Within 20 days of hire date
Utah Within 20 days of hire date
Vermont Within 10 days of hire date
Virginia Within 20 days of hire (or rehire) date
Virgin Islands Within 20 days of hire date
Washington Within 20 days of hire date
West Virginia Within 14 days of hire date
Wisconsin Within 20 days of hire date
Wyoming Within 20 days of hire date

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