I think you worded your question wrong. Do you mean, how long can you remain on your parents coverage if you are no longer a full time student?
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From what I've seen the law nor the actual Insurance Polices define how long it will be till they actually terminate or re-instate coverage - call your agent, HR Department or the Insurance Company
If you meet the age restriction your parent can add you back on at open enrollment.
Go back to English class and while your there get your parents permission to be on here
To retract, or take something back.
Retreat. Withdraw.
Recede means to pull back or to withdraw
separate, withdraw, leave, part, draw back.
I have no wish to get back at your parents.
The synonyms for retreat are: draw back withdraw recoil leave
Get our POWs back and leave.
The antonym for "withdraw" is "advance." While "withdraw" implies pulling back or retreating from a position or situation, "advance" suggests moving forward or making progress. Other related antonyms include "engage" and "participate," depending on the context.
Yes, it is a loan. You have to pay back a loan. Whether you went to class or dropped out, doesn't matter.A loan is just that, a loan.You were lent the money in good faith, if they ( banking institution ) thought you wouldn't pay the money back, they would not have given you the loan.If you do not pay it back, it will affect your credit rating for life.
Insurance is one of the non-banking financial instituon.They collect money from people and use in different sectors.But it has some rules about different policies.If the parents insure in the name of their children then the insurance company is ready to compemsate.All we need is the paper of insurance