Civilian Pay: Life Changing Events
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Life Changing Events
 Having a Child
 Getting Married
 Getting Divorced
 Caring for a Sick Loved One
 Moving
 Leaving or Changing Jobs
 Facing your Death
 Retiring
 Death of a Loved One
Your Child is Coming of Age
 Called to or from Military Duty
 You Become Disabled
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Use the information and links provided to learn about how your Federal Health and Life insurance plans are affected when your child turns 22. You may also want to consult our Benefits section to learn more.

Health Benefits

Your family health benefits coverage does not include children who are over age 22 (unless the child is disabled before turning age 22). However, temporary continuation of coverage may be available for up to 36 months. If this coverage is desired, you must contact your agency Human Resources Office within 60 days after the child reaches age 22.


Life Insurance

Your family life insurance coverage does not include children who are over age 22 (unless the child is disabled before turning age 22). If there are no other family members eligible for this coverage, you may want to cancel your Option C - Family coverage. This can be done at anytime, but it is not automatic. Contact your agency Human Resources Office to cancel Option C - Family Coverage.


Questions or comments regarding Civilian Pay, please contact your Customer Service Representative (CSR).