Adding or Changing the Plan Participant’s Family Members on the Plan Sample Clauses

Adding or Changing the Plan Participant’s Family Members on the Plan. The Schedule of Eligibility lets the Plan Participant know when it is necessary to enroll additional family members for Dependent coverage under the Plan. Please read the Schedule of Eligibility Article and this section as they contain important information for the Plan Participant. Group may require the Employee to use the Group Enrollment Change Form to enroll family members not listed on the Plan Participant’s original enrollment form. If the Plan Participant does not complete and return a required Group Enrollment Change Form to the Plan so the Claims Administrator receives it within the timeframes set out in the Schedule of Eligibility, it is possible that the Plan Participant’s health benefits coverage will not be expanded to include the additional family members. Completing and returning a Group Enrollment Change Form is especially important when the Plan Participant’s first Dependent becomes eligible for coverage or when the Plan Participant no longer has any eligible Dependents. The Schedule of Eligibility explains when coverage becomes effective for new family members. Generally, a Group Enrollment Change Form is used to add newborn children, newborn adopted children, a Spouse, or other Dependents not listed on the Plan Participant’s original application for coverage. The Plan should receive the Plan Participant’s completed form within thirty (30) days of the child’s birth or placement, or the Plan Participant’s marriage.
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