Continuous Proof of Qualified Waiver Sample Clauses

Continuous Proof of Qualified Waiver. Paras/RVR Drivers who qualified and therefore are receiving contributions into the HRA account shall provide proof of qualified coverage at least two (2) times per calendar year. Proof shall be provided within forty-five (45) days of district request for documentation. If a Para/RVR Driver does not provide the proper proof within those forty-five (45) days, that Para/RVR Driver shall forfeit further FED deposits into the HRA account. That Para/RVR Driver may then enroll in FED insurance at the next open enrollment period unless the reason for lack of proof is due to loss of coverage or other event which would be a qualifying event. In that case, the Para/RVR Driver could seek to immediately enroll in FED insurance under the qualifying event clause.
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Continuous Proof of Qualified Waiver. Teacher-itinerants who qualified and therefore receiving contributions into the HRA account shall provide proof of qualified coverage at least two (2) times per calendar year. Proof shall be provided within forty-five (45) days of district request for documentation. If a teacher-itinerant does not provide the proper proof within those forty-five (45) days, that teacher-itinerant shall forfeit further FED deposits into the HRA account. That teacher-itinerant may then enroll in FED insurance at the next open enrollment period unless the reason for lack of proof is due to loss of coverage or other event which would be a qualifying event. In that case, the teacher-itinerant could seek immediate enroll in FED insurance under the qualifying event clause.
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Continuous Proof of Qualified Waiver. Teacher-itinerants who qualified and are receiving contributions into the HRA account shall provide proof of qualified coverage at least two (2) times per calendar year. Proof shall be provided within forty-five (45) days of FED request for documentation. If a teacher-itinerant does not provide the proper proof within those forty-five (45) days, that teacher-itinerant shall forfeit further FED deposits into the HRA account. That teacher-itinerant may then enroll in FED insurance at the next open enrollment period, unless the reason for lack of proof is due to loss of coverage or other event which would be a qualifying event. In that case, the teacher-itinerant could seek immediate enrollment in FED insurance under the qualifying event clause. Subd. 2. Movement Between a Qualified Waiver and the FED Health Insurance: Teacher-itinerants who move from a qualified waiver and onto the FED health insurance shall not be allowed to switch back to the waiver at a later date.
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