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Making Changes to Your Benefit Programs (continued)

Children Who Are No Longer Eligible for Dependent Coverage

 

Benefit Plan What You Need to Do Documentation Required eTrac Paper When

Medical

You must terminate the coverage of a child who is no longer eligible (see eligibility requirements). Your child will be sent notification about continuing coverage under COBRA.

 

 

30 days

Dental

You must terminate the coverage of a child who is no longer eligible (see eligibility requirements). Your child will be sent notification about continuing coverage under COBRA.

 

 

30 days

Flexible Spending Accounts

Start or change the amount of a health care FSA. To qualify as an eligible expense for the Dependent Care FSA, day care must be provided for an eligible dependent who is a child under age 13.

 

 

30 days

Dependent Life Insurance

Delete coverage if ineligible child is your only covered dependent. Coverage ceases as soon as child is ineligible.

 

 

30 days

Supplemental Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance

Delete coverage if ineligible child is your only covered dependent. Coverage ceases as soon as child is ineligible.

 

 

30 days

 

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