Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-4101.1

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Extension of policies to insure dependents - Payment of

Official statutory text

premiums - Conversion rights.

A. Insurance under any group life insurance policy issued

pursuant to paragraphs 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of Section 4101 of this

title, may be extended to insure the dependents, or any class or

classes thereof, of each insured employee or member who so elects in

amounts in accordance with a plan which precludes individual

selection. The term "dependent" means the spouse of the insured

employee or member or an insured employee's or member's child under

twenty-six (26) years of age or his or her child twenty-six (26)

years or older who is attending an educational institution and

relying upon the insured employee or member for financial support.

B. Premiums for the insurance on such dependents shall be paid

by the policyholder either wholly from policyholder's funds, or from

funds contributed wholly by the employees or members, or partly from

funds contributed by the policyholder and partly by the employees or

members.

C. A dependent pursuant to this section shall have the same

conversion right as to the insurance on his or her life as is vested

in the employee or union member.

D. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 7 of Section

4103 of this title, only one certificate need be issued for each

family unit if a statement concerning any dependent's coverage is

included in such certificate.

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