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The document is a Dependent Eligibility Certification Form used to verify the eligibility of dependents for insurance coverage. It includes sections for general information about the member and dependent, student certification for full-time students at accredited institutions, and disability certification for dependents unable to support themselves due to a disability. The form requires signatures and emphasizes the importance of providing accurate information.

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Can a guardian claim a child on taxes?

Yes. Eligible children include youth in foster care, placed through either child welfare or juvenile probation, in addition to adopted children, stepchildren, half- siblings, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, or certain other relatives. To be eligible the child must have been living with you for at least six months.

Are parent and guardian the same thing?

A guardianship is when an adult, who is not a childs parent, is legally responsible for the childs care because the childs parent is unable to care for them. It may also mean someone manages the childs money or property if the child has a lot.

How do I get rid of guardian?

The only ways a legal guardianship can be revoked or changed is if the ward is now competent and can take care of themselves and files a petition in the local probate court to have it dissolved or if someone else files a petition and asks to have a guardian removed and another one appointed.

Is a guardian a family member?

A family member is most commonly appointed guardian, though a professional guardian or public trustee may be appointed if a suitable family member is not available.

Is a guardian a parent?

Parent or guardian means any natural parent, adoptive parent, foster parent, stepparent, or any person, who has assumed responsibility for the care, custody or control of a child or upon whom there is a legal duty for such care.