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A per stirpes designation means that if a named beneficiary dies before the Insured dies, the children of the named beneficiary are entitled to the benefits, or the grandchildren of the named...
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You can find instructions on how to complete the SF 2823 Designation of Beneficiary form on the reverse side of the form. If you need help, you can contact your human resources office.
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You may want to consider completing a new designation form whenever you have a significant change in your life, such as a marriage, divorce, or death. Be sure it remains...
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If you have a prior Designation of Beneficiary on file, and now wish for benefits to be paid in accordance with the order of precedence, file a new SF 2823...
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This means that the person (a designated beneficiary or person entitled under the order of precedence) advised OFEGLI, in writing, that he/she does not want the money he/she is entitled...
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It depends. Active employees must file the form with their human resources office.
If you receive benefits from the Department of Labor, Office of Workers Compensation Programs and you've been receiving these...
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No, you do not have to complete a designation form. You may, however, decide you want to complete one after you understand how the Office of Federal Employees' Group Life Insurance...
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You should consult an attorney concerning such legal issues as appointing a guardian for your minor child. If you should die while your child is still a minor and he/she...
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No. Someone with a power of attorney cannot sign a Designation of Beneficiary form on behalf of an insured federal employee or annuitant.
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Yes, and this works differently than when a survivor disclaims benefits. You can name someone as a beneficiary and someone else if that first person disclaims the benefits. It's a...