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Making a Payment   Payments by mail   Ohio CSPC P.O. Box 182372 Columbus, OH 43218-2372   The OCSPC Central Lockbox location will only accept payment by check or money order. Checks and money orders should be payable to OCSPC, and MUST include the following information: SETS case number If you do not know your case number, call the Mahoning County CSEA at (330) 740-2073 for assistance. Court order number Obligor’s social security number Obligor’s first and last name Obligee’s name Payments made at the Child Support Agency   The agency will continue to accept payments by cash, check or money order. Mahoning County Child Support is located at:   Oak Hill Renaissance Place 345 Oak Hill Avenue, Entrance D Youngstown, OH 44502   The cashier window is open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. Monday thru Friday.   Payments on line   To make payments from your checking/savings account Using the ExpertPay website, you can make a payment on line. To initiate this process, access the website and register as a user. To remit payment, enter a payment amount and an effective date for the withdrawal. On the effective date, the payment will be debited from your bank account and then five business days later, the payment is sent to Ohio CSPC.   There is no charge for payments made to Ohio CSPC, however, you pay a nominal fee for payments remitted to other states. The ExpertPay website has additional details about fees.   To visit the ExpertPay website go to http://www.expertpay.com     To make payments using your credit card Using e-childsPay you can make your payment online using a credit card. To initiate this process, access the website and register as a user. e-childsPay routes your payments to the appropriate receiving state child support agency. There is a convenience fee associated with making a payment using e-childsPay that is separate from child support fees, and your credit card's bank may charge additional fees, since child support payments are treated as cash transfer (advance) payments. Your credit card is charged immediately. Once the transaction has settled with your credit card and e-childsPay receive the funds, the payment is sent to the receiving state. Please allow seven days for the state to receive your payment.     To visit the e-hildspay website go to http://www.e-childspay.com