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No. There is no statewide registry of domestic partnerships in Illinois and the term has no legal meaning under Illinois state law, except that out-of-state comprehensive domestic partnerships (i.e., those from CA, NV, WA and OR) are recognized as civil unions under Illinois state law.

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Q: Does the state of Illinois require domestic partner health insurance?
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Can you have a baby and get health insuran bettr that to have a baby and you and boyfrien in different houses and put it in his name the insurance?

Why would you choose to have a baby with someone you're not married to? To answer your question, no, legally you cannot. Most companies will require a couple to be married to cover the partner on their insurance. Even companies that offer "domestic partner benefits" require that they live together. If you do it anyways, it's called insurance fraud.


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Generally no, with a few exceptions. Some municipalities require that contractors doing business with the city provide domestic partner coverage to their workers. Employers that are parties to a collective bargaining agreement that provides domestic partner coverage cannot unilaterally stop providing that benefit. Please note that this pertains to domestic partnerships only and that the laws are different for same-sex marriage.


Can you add girlfriend to medical insurance in Ohio?

The answer is yes, but with a few big ifs. Ohio law does not require health insurers or employers to offer what is called "domestic partner" coverage. The employer can choose to offer it, and to set rules about who qualifies as a domestic partner. A casual dating situation will not likely allow you to add her. But if you have a serious relationship and are able to show some evidence of that -- such as a joint lease, shared mortgage, etc. -- then you might be able to add her. If your employer does not offer coverage to domestic partners, then you could buy insurance for her separately.


What are the differences between Illinois medical insurance and other states?

The Illinois Department of Insurance website offers the information you seek. Your question is quite broad and would require way more than would be appropriate here. Every state is different in the way they regulate health insurance.


What type of building and contents insurance does Illinois require?

It depends on the type of structure you are going to build, how tall it is, how many units, and location.


Can lesbian couples get health insurance for one another?

Yes. However, in some states, domestic partnership coverage is not available and they would have to buy two individual policies. In some states, a married same-sex couple can be covered by a single family policy. Some employers will provide insurance benefits to the same-sex partners of their employees and ask only for a notarized affidavit stating that they are indeed partners. Other employees will require domestic partner registration, civil union or marriage to be eligible for the benefit. Employers are generally not required to grant spousal insurance benefits, but married same-sex couples may not be treated differently than other married couples, except by the (US) federal government. Generally, laws do not require domestic partner benefits, unless one is a municipal employee, or they are agreed upon in a union or individual contract, or the employee contracts with a local government that requires DP benefits as a condition of the contract.


Is it possible to get Medical insurance for significant others?

You can always buy them their own individual plan. If you have access to an employer-sponsored group plan, the law may require that coverage be made available to a domestic partner. However, depending upon the state, there may be lawful underwriting distinctions made between a same-sex and male-female relationship.


Do 4 wheelers for sale require insurance?

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How long do you have to live with a partner to become his domestic partner?

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Who can you take a life insurance policy on?

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Can a domestic partner inherit a deceased partner's property?

Some states have passed laws that give a right of inheritance to domestic partners. Some states allow committed couples to register a domestic partnership that gives rights of inheritance. If you live in a state that does not provide legal rights to domestic partners then your surviving partner has no legal rights if you die. Since inheritance rights vary from state to state couples who are not legally married should always obtain legal advice in their state of residence to make certain they take the necessary legal steps to protect their partner in the event of their death. That protection may require a valid will or trust.


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