Adopted Children other than Newborns Sample Clauses

Adopted Children other than Newborns. The Effective Date of coverage for an adopted child (other than a newborn) properly enrolled, will be the moment of placement in the Subscriber’s home for adoption, or the date of adoption, whichever is earlier. However, coverage will not be required if the child is not ultimately placed in the Subscriber's home in compliance with Chapter 63, Florida Statutes.
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Adopted Children other than Newborns. The effective date of coverage for a child placed in your home for adoption or adopted, and properly enrolled, will be the date of placement in your home for adoption, or adoption, whichever is earlier.
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Adopted Children other than Newborns. To enroll an adopted child other than a newborn, you must submit to us any required application or enrollment forms along with proof of placement for adoption in the Contractholders home, or adoption, and any additional Premium due. 1) Such information must be received by us within 60 days after the date of placement for adoption, or adoption, whichever is earlier. 2) The Effective Date of coverage for such adopted child, properly enrolled, will be the date the child is placed in the Contractholder’s home, or the date of adoption, whichever is earlier.
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