You’re eligible to apply for coverage if you’re under age 75; a member of the AICPA, a State Society
of CPAs,
or other eligible organization; and living in eligible states or territories.
You can request Spouse Life coverage if you’re eligible for coverage and your spouse or partner
doesn't already qualify
for an AICPA Life Insurance Plan. He or she must also be under age 75 and live in eligible states or
territories. You can have coverage under the Spouse Life Plan even if you don’t participate in any
AICPA Life
Plan.
Either a spouse or a Domestic Partner are eligible for coverage under the Spouse Life Plan.
These are the persons for whom you may obtain Dependents Insurance:
- Your spouse or Domestic Partner.
Your Domestic Partner is a person of the same or opposite sex who:
- you report in an affidavit of domestic partnership satisfactory to Prudential; and
- is in a single dedicated, serious and committed relationship with you of at least 12 months; and
- has shared a single permanent residence with you for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the
person's enrollment in the Program; and
- is an unmarried adult age 18 or older; and
- is not related to you by blood or a degree of closeness that would prohibit marriage in the law
of the state in which you reside; and
- is mentally competent to consent to contract; and
- is not married to another person under statutory or common law nor in a domestic partnership
with another person; and
- is financially interdependent with you; and
- is not otherwise a Qualified Dependent under the Program.