Common use of Continuous Coverage Requirement Clause in Contracts

Continuous Coverage Requirement. If an eligible dependent child is covered under this Contract after reaching age 26, and the child’s coverage is subsequently terminated before the end of the Calendar Year in which the child reaches age 30, the child is ineligible to be covered again under this Contract unless the child was continuously covered by other creditable coverage without a coverage gap of more than 63 days.

Continuous Coverage Requirement. If an eligible dependent child is covered under this Contract after reaching age 26, and the child’s coverage is subsequently terminated before the end of the Calendar Year calendar year in which the child reaches age 30, the child is ineligible to be covered again under this Contract unless the child was continuously covered by other creditable coverage without a coverage gap of more than 63 days.

Continuous Coverage Requirement. If an eligible dependent a Covered Dependent child is covered provided coverage under this Contract after reaching the child reaches age 26, 26 and the child’s coverage for the child is subsequently terminated before prior to the end of the Calendar Year in which the child reaches turns age 30, the child is ineligible to be covered again under this Contract unless the child was continuously covered by other creditable coverage without a coverage gap of more than 63 days.

Continuous Coverage Requirement. If an eligible dependent a Covered Dependent is provided coverage under the Contractholder’s policy after the child is covered under this Contract after reaching reaches age 26, 26 and the child’s coverage for the child is subsequently terminated before prior to the end of the Calendar Year in which the child reaches turns age 30, the child is ineligible to be covered again under this Contract the Contractholder’s policy unless the child was continuously covered by other creditable coverage without a coverage gap of more than 63 days.