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Girlfriend on health insurance?

I have my girlfriend on my health insurance . We live together and share bank accounts and all that even have cars together. I put her on my insurance a few years ago with no problems since. Now my employer is asking for a domestic partnership agreement or marriage cert. Can i get into trouble for this especially legal trouble? or will they just cancel her if I now want to take her off ?

If the group policy has a rider on it stating thje domestic partners are allowed on the policy, you only need to prove that you guys have been living together at least six months, like bank statments, if the group doesn't have that rider for domestic partners, you need proof that you guys are married,. it's pretty black or white. I work for an insurance company!

You don't need any kind of an agreement, just proof that you share accounts, bills, cars etc.....I've never heard an employer group asking for some agreement. thats between you and your girl!

Is it possible to call your employer anonymously from home? It seems that if they want a domestic partnership agreement or marriage certificate, they'd indicate a Deadline and what would happen after that deadline if you didn't produce one of these documents.
Generally (in almost all cases - but there are always exceptions), your girlfriend should never have been on your insurance unless you have a domestic partnership or have lived together so long (and live in a state that recognizes them) that you now have a common law marriage (generally 7 years) and can get a certificate proving such as long as you have proof of having lived together for all of that time and have shared financial responsibility for all of that time.

There can be repercussions for doing this, technically it could be insurance fraud - she used benefits that she was not entitled to, and you provided her with the insurance, defrauding the company.

Talk with HR and explain the situation - they shouldn't have let the original sign-up go through without verification (or clarity) - so they should be able to provide an answer for you and help you through the next steps.
They'll cancel her if she's not a legal "domestic partner". She's not ELIGIBLE for coverage, unless she's a spouse or domestic partner.

You can't get into legal trouble, but they can go after her for claims that they paid, that she wasn't entitled to, if she's not a registered domestic partner.
agent, 21+ years
That's why queer folks are pushing for the same legal rights as straight folks. Being a boyfriend or girlfriend is NOT the same as being committed to one another in life - even if she did co-sign your car or whatever. That's why you haven't coughed up a ring yet, right?

Just think about it.
You have gone through almost all the steps. Just make it easy and get married.