Late Entrant definition

Late Entrant means an individual who enrolls other than during the initial enrollment period or a special enrollment period as provided under Article III.

Late Entrant means any Member or Eligible Dependent enrolling more than 31 days after first becoming eligible for coverage.

Late Entrant means any Participant who elects coverage more than 31 days after first becoming eligible for enrollment in the plan. If a Late Entrant Penalty is included in your plan, Late Entrants can elect coverage at any time after the initial enrollment period; however, benefits may be limited as expressly provided in the Summary Plan Description or Schedule of Benefits.

Examples of Late Entrant in a sentence

• The Late Entrant Limitation provision, if any, will apply to any person who applies for insurance more than 31 days after the date the person first becomes eligible or after insurance ended because the premium was not paid.

• The Late Entrant Limitation provision, if any, will not apply to your child if application is made during any annual enrollment period occurring prior to the child's third birthday.

• If a Qualified Medical Child Support Order (QMCSO) is issued for your child, that child will be eligible for coverage as required by the order and you will not be considered a Late Entrant for Dependent Insurance.You must notify your Employer and elect coverage for that child and yourself, if you are not already enrolled, within 31 days of the QMCSO being issued.

• The Panel and Board Members remained in the meeting to consider and answer any questions prior to leaving the Lay Members an opportunity to make their decision.

• If application is made after this date, a Late Entrant form must be competed, and the applicant must wait for six months before coverage becomes effective.

More Definitions of Late Entrant

Late Entrant means an employee or dependent who does not enroll during the initial period in which he or she is eligible to enroll, or during a special enrollment period when there is a change in family status or loss of group health coverage under another plan.

Late Entrant means an employee or dependent who does not enroll during the initial period in which he or she is eligible to enroll, or during a special enrollment period when there is a change in family status or loss of coverage under another plan. Coverage for a late entrant will begin the date the former coverage ended as long as the application is made within thirty (30) days.

Late Entrant means a Participant who commences participation in the Plan on or after January 1, 2011.

Late Entrant means an individual who enrolls for Coverage during an Open Enrollment Period after waiving initial eligibility to the Plan. Note, however, a Special Enrollee shall not be considered a Late Entrant.

Late Entrant means an individual who enrolls other than during the initial enrollment period or a special enrollment period as provided under the “Eligibility” section of this SPD.

Late Entrant means an officer who on reaching the prescribed age for compulsory retirement completes or who, but for his retirement on account of a disability, would have completed fifteen years but not twenty years of commissioned service qualifying for pension:-

Late Entrant means a person who: - Becomes insured more than 31 days after he is eligible: or - Becomes insured again after his insurance ended due to non-payment of premium. The late entrant penalties are as follows: