Despite section 31 of the Act, the liability of a liable parent who is in a reciprocating jurisdiction to pay child support does not arise until all prior requirements (if any) under the applicable international agreement or arrangement with the reciprocating jurisdiction, or the laws of that reciprocating jurisdiction, are complied with.

Example
Some reciprocating jurisdictions require that the person from whom payment is sought must be given notice about:
* the making, and substance, of the application for administrative assessment of child support; and
* how the person may object to the application.