Common use of WAIVER OF PREMIUM PROVISION Clause in Contracts

WAIVER OF PREMIUM PROVISION. If an insured member becomes totally disabled before age 65, the group life, dependent life, accidental death and dismemberment, voluntary accidental death and dismemberment, voluntary term life insurance, and critical illness may be continued to age 65 without payment of premiums. To have premiums waived, claims forms must be submitted with 10 months from date of disability and the employee must be totally disabled for at least 119 calendar days.

WAIVER OF PREMIUM PROVISION. If an insured member becomes totally disabled before age 65, the group life, dependent life, life and accidental death and dismemberment, voluntary accidental death and dismemberment, and voluntary term life insurance, and critical illness insurance may be continued to age 65 without payment of premiums. To have premiums waived, claims forms must be submitted with 10 months from date of disability and the employee must be totally disabled for at least 119 calendar dayssix months, at which time claim forms must be submitted on a timely basis. Proof of prolonged disability may be required every year.

WAIVER OF PREMIUM PROVISION. If an insured member becomes totally disabled before age 65, the group life, dependent life, life and accidental death and dismemberment, voluntary accidental death and dismemberment, and voluntary term life insurance, and critical illness insurance may be continued to age 65 without payment of premiums. To have premiums waived, claims forms must be submitted with 10 months from date of disability and the employee must be totally disabled for at least 119 calendar dayssix months, at which time claim forms must be submitted. Proof of prolonged disability may be required every year.

WAIVER OF PREMIUM PROVISION. If an insured member becomes totally disabled before age 65, the group life, dependent life, life and accidental death and dismemberment, voluntary accidental death and dismemberment, and voluntary term life insurance, and critical illness insurance may be continued to age 65 without payment of premiums. To have premiums waived, claims forms must be submitted with 10 months from date of disability and the employee must be totally disabled for at least 119 calendar dayssix months, at which time claim forms must be submitted. Proof of prolonged disability may be required every year.