Qualified child definition
Qualified child or 'qualified children' means any child:
Qualified child means a child who:
Qualified child means a Member’s unmarried child, or child who has not entered into a civil union, who is under age twenty-three (23) and includes, if the Board so determines, any child of whatever age and marital or civil union status who is so mentally or physically incapacitated at the time of the Member’s retirement, that cannot provide for the child's own support. In the case of an unmarried child, or child who is not a party to a civil union, under the age of 23, a Member’s child includes an adopted child, and a child who is conceived but unborn at the date of the Member's death or retirement, whichever applies. Any applicable increase in benefits will occur upon birth.
More Definitions of Qualified child
Qualified child means a child who meets the cri- teria to be claimed as a tax dependent based on one of the fol- lowing relationships to the tax filer: Natural, adoptive, step, or foster child; natural, adoptive, step or half-sibling; or a descendant of any of the above; and meets the following cri- teria:
Qualified child means an individual who is no longer a minor but who, while still a minor, was determined to be disabled under Title II or Title XVI of the Social Security Act.
Qualified child means a child who is:
Qualified child. , in section 134(1)(b), means—
Qualified child means a child for whom there is a child support order and who:
Qualified child means an individual to whom all of the following apply:
Qualified child means a person who -