Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse Sample Clauses

Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse. The Subscriber may enroll a Qualified Individual that is his or her Spouse as a Dependent. A Subscriber cannot cover a former Spouse once divorced or if the marriage had been annulled. Premium changes resulting from the enrollment of a Spouse will be effective as of the Effective Date of the Spouse’s enrollment.
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Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse. If the Group has elected to include coverage for the Subscriber's Spouse, then a Subscriber may enroll a Spouse as a Dependent. Except for a divorced spouse covered under a continuation of coverage provision under a previous group policy, a Subscriber cannot cover a former Spouse once divorced or if the marriage had been annulled. Premium changes resulting from the enrollment of a Spouse will be effective as of the Effective Date of the Spouse’s enrollment.
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Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse. An eligible spouse is a person married to the Subscriber by a ceremony recognized by the law of the State or jurisdiction in which the Subscriber resides. The spouse may not be covered if divorced or if the marriage has been annulled.
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Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse. A Subscriber may cover his or her legal Spouse as a Dependent. A Subscriber cannot cover a Spouse if the Subscriber and Spouse have divorced or if the marriage has been annulled.
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Eligibility of Subscriber’s Spouse. If the Academic Institution has elected to include coverage for Dependents, then the Subscriber may enroll an individual that is his or her Spouse as a Dependent. A Subscriber cannot cover a former spouse once divorced or if the marriage had been annulled. Premium changes resulting from the enrollment of a Spouse will be as determined by CareFirst.
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