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The Life Cycle Events is a listing of common events that may occur during or after your Federal career. It's divided into three sections: me/my family, job, and retirement. When you click on a question, you will see what actions you may need to take for each of the following programs: Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program, Federal ...
- What Happens If I Die
If you were an employee at the time of your death and the...
- I'm on Leave Without Pay
This will not affect your FLTCIP coverage. Your coverage...
- I Have a Common Law Spouse
If the coverage is not assigned, and there is no court order...
- My Child is in School and Isn't Living With Me Anymore
Rules for all federal government insurance programs when a...
- I'm Leaving Federal Service (Not Retiring)
TCC is a feature of the (FEHB) Program that allows certain...
- I'm Getting Married Or Remarried
An employee who experiences a FEGLI qualifying life event,...
- My Stepchild No Longer Lives With Me
Don't miss these dates, or you will have to wait until the...
- I'm Returning as a Reemployed Annuitant in The Federal Government
If you are reemployed under conditions that terminate your...
- What Happens If I Die
Qualifying life events (QLEs) are certain life events that allow you to enroll in the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP) or make changes to your existing FEDVIP plan outside of open season.
Life Events – How to Change your Benefits. If the circumstances of your life change, Harvard has many resources and services that can help you – as well as perks that you may want to take advantage of. You may also be able to adjust your benefits to meet your new needs.
A life event is a change to person data or a scheduled event that can potentially result in an enrollment opportunity. For example, a change to a person’s assignment, marriage, the birth of a child, and so on. Life events determine when a participant can make or change benefits elections.
Newly Eligible for Other Coverage. Being newly eligible for other coverage is a qualified life event that allows you to make changes to your benefits. An example of new coverage eligibility is a spouse having a new job with new insurance coverage. In this case, you may want to remove the spouse from your current coverages.
This Life Events Guide provides a summary of important Penn benefits offerings. Some of the benefits described are governed in all respects by the legal plan documents detailing coverage.
What is a Qualifying Life Event? A qualifying life event (QLE) is a term defined by OPM to describe events deemed acceptable by the IRS that may allow premium conversion participants to change their participation election for premium conversion outside of an Open Season.
