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Domestic Partners: Adding Domestic Partners to PEBB coverage
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Subscribers may add their qualified domestic partner one of two ways:

 

1)      Provide a completed PEBB Declaration of Marriage or Qualified Domestic Partnership form, a PEBB Declaration of Tax Status form, and an enrollment/change form. The declaration has been revised to include the new criteria. If the partnership meets the declaration criteria, PEBB will add your partner to your coverage.

 

OR

 

2)      Provide a copy of a Certificate of State Registered Domestic Partnership or domestic partner registration card issued by the Washington Secretary of State’s Office for same-sex partners, a completed PEBB Declaration of Tax Status form, and a PEBB enrollment/change form.

 

The Declaration of Tax Status form requires the subscriber to attest whether the partner is a qualified tax dependent under the Internal Revenue Code Section 152. Even if a partner isn’t a qualified tax dependent, (s)he may still qualify for PEBB coverage. However, the state would tax the subscriber on the state’s costs for the partner’s PEBB coverage.


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KBID 84
Date Modified 10/16/2009
Date Created 3/3/2008

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