; and (B) an assessment of any efforts to seal or expunge arrest and conviction records and any efforts to grant certificates or other acknowledgments of rehabilitation to parents returning from incarceration, and to examine State occupational licensing and certification procedures. (2) An assessment of State practices related to the collection of debts owed by individuals to the State, including criminal justice fees and fines and child support debt. (3) An assessment of State practices related to providing parents returning from incarceration with valid identification documents upon release from prison. (4) Identification of any other barriers to healthy family formation, family reunification, coparenting, or sustainable economic opportunity for custodial and noncustodial parents that are created or exacerbated by Federal or State laws, policies, or procedures, including an examination of the rules of Federal and State means-tested programs, the operation of the State workforce system, the availability of financial education services, and the availability of domestic violence services and child support procedures to help victims of domestic violence stay safe and obtain the child support they are owed. 303. Public reporting on consequences for nonpayment (a) Report to Congress Section 452(a)(10) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 652(a)(10) ) is amended— (1) in subparagraph (H), by striking and at the end; and (2) by adding at the end the following: (J) the number of cases, by State, in which each of the following consequences for nonpayment of support was incurred by an obligor: (i) a loss of liberty due to a criminal conviction or finding of civil contempt; (ii) a suspension of a driver’s license; (iii) a suspension of a professional, occupational, or recreational license; (iv) withholding of a passport; or (v) late payment fees, interest charged (including the amount and rate of interest), and other financial sanctions