STEPCHILD Clause Samples
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STEPCHILD. Photocopy of the child’s birth certificate and one (1) of the following documents:
a) a copy of the marriage certificate, showing the employee and employee's spouse's name, OR
b) a copy of the top-half of the front page of the employee's most recently filed federal tax return, that identifies the stepchild as a dependent. In the case of section 2b, the written request for documents shall include instructions to the employee to mark out all financial information prior to submitting the document.
STEPCHILD. Child born to or adopted by the spouse or domestic partner of a policyholder, whom the policyholder has not legally adopted.
STEPCHILD. To be considered a dependent child, a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ child must be dependent on the faculty member for his/her principal support and maintenance and be placed by the court in the custody of the faculty member. To be considered a dependent child, a stepchild must maintain residence with the faculty member and be dependent upon the faculty member for his/her principal support and maintenance.
STEPCHILD. If you are the insured person’s stepchild, we will ask for the following evidence:
(1) A signed statement by someone in a position to know—showing when and where you lived with the insured and when and why you may have lived apart.
(2) A signed statement by someone in a position to know showing you re- ceived at least one-half of your support from the insured for the one-year pe- riod ending at one of the times men- tioned in paragraph (a) of this section; and the income end support you had in this period from any other source.
STEPCHILD. In the case of death in the “family,” a permanent employee may be granted a leave of absence with pay up to four (4) calendar days by the department director. “Family” is defined as father- in-law, mother-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, spouse’s grandparent, any other relative living in the same household, and step relations of the family members defined as “family” (i.e. step brother).
STEPCHILD. Child born to or adopted by the spouse or domestic partner of a policyholder, whom the policyholder has not legally adopted. TERMINAL CONDITION: An active, progressive, and irreversible illness or condition that, without life-sustaining procedures, will result in death in the near future, or a state of permanent uncon- sciousness from which recovery is unlikely. TRANSPLANT PROCEDURE: Procedure in which an organ, cell (e.g. stem cell, bone marrow, etc.), or tissue is implanted from one person to another or when an organ, cell, or tissue is removed from the same individual and then received back. USUAL, CUSTOMARY, AND REASONABLE
STEPCHILD. Child born to or adopted by the spouse or domestic partner of a policyholder, whom the policyholder has not legally adopted. TERMINAL CONDITION: An active, progressive, and irreversible illness or condition that, without life-sustaining procedures, will result in death in the near future, or a state of permanent uncon- sciousness from which recovery is unlikely. TRANSPLANT PROCEDURE: Procedure in which an organ, cell (e.g. stem cell, bone marrow, etc.), or tissue is implanted from one person to another or when an organ, cell, or tissue is removed from the same individual and then received back. USUAL, CUSTOMARY, AND REASONABLE (UCR): WE/US/OUR: Bupa Insurance Limited or USA Medical Services acting on behalf of Bupa Insur- ance Limited. WELL BABY CARE: Routine medical care provided to a healthy newborn.
STEPCHILD. To be considered a dependent child, a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ child must be dependent on the faculty member for his/her principal support and maintenance and be placed by the court in the custody of the faculty member. To be considered a dependent child, a stepchild must maintain residence with the faculty member and be dependent upon the faculty member for his/her principal support and maintenance. ―Dependent Grandchild‖ includes a faculty member’s: (1) grandchild placed in the legal custody of the faculty member, (2) grandchild legally adopted by the faculty member or placed for adoption with the faculty member, or (3) grandchild who is the dependent child of the faculty member’s unmarried dependent child. Under (1) and (3) above, the grandchild must be dependent upon the faculty member for principal support and maintenance and live with the faculty member. If both spouses work for the State or another organization participating in the State’s Group Insurance Program, either spouse, but not both, may cover their eligible dependent children or grandchildren. This restriction also applies to two divorced, legally separated, or unmarried faculty members/employees who share legal responsibility for their eligible dependent children or grandchildren.