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A life insurance policy is said to be "In Force" or "Active" if the policy holder makes all his/her premium payments on time. Insurance company's offer a grace period (Of around 30 days) from the due date of the premium and in that grace period too, the policy is considered to be Active. However, the moment the grace period is crossed, the policy becomes Lapsed/inactive.

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