Other Dependents Clause Samples

The "Other Dependents" clause defines which individuals, aside from the primary beneficiary or participant, are recognized as dependents under the agreement. This typically includes family members such as spouses, children, or others who rely on the participant for financial support, and may specify eligibility criteria or documentation requirements. By clearly identifying who qualifies as a dependent, the clause ensures that benefits, coverage, or obligations are properly extended to the appropriate individuals, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring clarity in the administration of the agreement.
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Other Dependents i) Any person who is wholly dependent on the member for support and for whom the member is entitled to an income tax deduction. Proof that the person is dependent on the member will be required. ii) A divorced spouse, who, as part of a divorce settlement, is dependent on the member for support. Evidence of the dependence of the divorced spouse will be required. For pension purposes, the definition contained in the applicable pension plan will apply.
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Other Dependents a. Coverage for a Dependent (other than a newborn child, or court ordered child) shall be contingent upon You making application for such coverage on a form approved by Us. The application form and satisfactory evidence of insurability must be submitted to Us at Our Administrative Office. Subject to Our approval of the application form, and satisfactory evidence of insurability, and payment of the required premium, coverage for each Dependent listed on the initial application at the same time as the Subscriber, shall become effective on the Effective Date of this Contract. b. Coverage for a Dependent (other than a natural newborn child, or a court ordered child) of a Subscriber already having coverage under this Contract shall be contingent upon You making application for such coverage on a form approved by Us. The application form and satisfactory evidence of insurability must be submitted to Us at Our Administrative Office. Subject to Our approval of the application, evidence of insurability, and the required premium, coverage shall become effective on the first day of the Contract Month following the date We approve the application.
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Other Dependents. Coverage for any other Dependents acquired by the Contractholder, (except a child by birth and an adopted child who satisfy the above provisions) will be subject to Our approval and will begin as follows: (1) On the date the person becomes a Dependent if We receive notice before that date and approve the application. (2) On the first day of the month following Our approval of the application if the request for coverage is received after the date the person becomes a Dependent or after the 31 day notification requirement for a child by birth or adopted child.
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Other Dependents. Any person who is wholly dependent on the member for support and for whom the member is entitled to an income tax deduction. Proof that the person is dependent on the member will be required.
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