Family Additions Sample Clauses

Family Additions. In the event of marriage, entry into a Domestic Partnership, birth, adoption, becoming a party in a suit for adoption or receipt of a court order to provide coverage for a Subscriber’s (or individual eligible as a Subscriber) spouse or child(ren), a Subscriber who did not enroll when initially eligible, may enroll himself and any person becoming eligible to be a Dependent, as set forth below. No proof of insurability is required. If enrollment application/change form and applicable Premium payments are not Timely, these individuals are late enrollees and may only be enrolled in a subsequent Group Open Enrollment Period: (1) Marriage or Domestic Partnership. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber and Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner within thirty-one (31) days after the date of marriage or entry into a Domestic Partnership. The Effective Date of Coverage is the first day of the month following the date of the event unless otherwise specified and agreed upon by Group and HMO; (2) Birth or Adoption. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber, Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner, and/or Subscriber’s newborn or newly-adopted child(ren). The Effective Date of Coverage will be the date of birth, adoption, or becoming a party in a suit for adoption;
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Family Additions. In the event of marriage, birth, adoption, becoming a party in a suit for adoption or receipt of a court order to provide coverage for a Subscriber’s (or individual eligible as a Subscriber) spouse or child(ren), a Subscriber who did not enroll when initially eligible, may enroll himself and any person becoming eligible to be a Dependent, as set forth below. No proof of insurability is required. If enrollment application/change form and applicable Premium payments are not Timely, these individuals are late enrollees and may only be enrolled in a subsequent Group Open Enrollment Period.
Family Additions. In the event of marriage, entry into a Domestic Partnership, birth, adoption, becoming a party in a suit for adoption or receipt of a court order to provide coverage for a Subscriber’s (or individual eligible as a Subscriber) spouse or child(ren), a Subscriber who did not enroll when initially eligible, may enroll himself and any person becoming eligible to be a Dependent, as set forth below. No proof of insurability is required. If enrollment application/change form and applicable Premium payments are not Timely, these individuals are late enrollees and may only be enrolled in a subsequent Group Open Enrollment Period.
Family Additions. In the event of marriage, entry into a domestic partnership, birth, adoption, becoming a party in a suit for adoption or receipt of a court order to provide coverage for a Subscriber’s (or individual eligible as a Subscriber) spouse or child(ren), a Subscriber who did not enroll when initially eligible, may enroll himself and any person becoming eligible to be a Dependent, as set forth below. No proof of insurability is required. If enrollment application/change form and applicable Premium payments are not Timely, these individuals are late enrollees and may only be enrolled in a subsequent Group Open Enrollment Period. (1) Marriage or Domestic Partnership. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber and Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner within thirty- one (31) days after the date of marriage or entry into a domestic partnership. The Effective Date of Coverage is the first day of the month following the date of the event. (2) Birth or Adoption. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber, Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner, and/or Subscriber’s newborn or newly- adopted child(ren). The effective date of coverage will be the date of birth, adoption, or becoming a party in a suit for adoption.
Family Additions. In the event of marriage, entry into a domestic partnership, birth, adoption, becoming a party in a suit for adoption or receipt of a court order to provide coverage for a Subscriber’s (or individual eligible as a Subscriber) spouse or child(ren), a Subscriber who did not enroll when initially eligible, may enroll himself and any person becoming eligible to be a Dependent, as set forth below. No proof of insurability is required. If enrollment application/change form and applicable Premium payments are not Timely, these individuals are late enrollees and may only be enrolled in a subsequent Group Open Enrollment Period. (1) Marriage or Domestic Partnership. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber and Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner within thirty- one (31) days after the date of marriage or entry into a domestic partnership. The Effective Date of Coverage is the first day of the month following the date of the event. (2) Birth or Adoption. Subscriber may enroll Subscriber, Subscriber’s spouse or Domestic Partner, and/or Subscriber’s newborn or newly- adopted child(ren). The effective date of coverage will be the date of birth, adoption, or becoming a party in a suit for adoption. (3) Court- Ordered Dependents. Subscriber may enroll the spouse and/or child(ren) for whom You have received a court order requiring You to provide health coverage. (a) Court- ordered child(ren): A Subscriber may enroll himself, if not already covered, and such child(xxx) subject to the court order. The Effective Date of Coverage is as of the date Group receives notice of the court order if HMO receives enrollment application/change form(s) within thirty- one (31) days after the date Group receives a court order or notice of a court order, and You make or agree to make any additional Premium payments. (b) Court- ordered spouse: The Effective Date of Coverage is the first day of the month after HMO receives enrollment application/change form, if HMO receives application/change form within thirty- one (31) days after issuance of the court order and You make or agree to make any additional Premium payments.

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