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Definition of Eligible legal Spouse or registered Domestic Partner 2025

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The NYU Tuition Remission Benefit Plan provides tuition remission for the spouses or registered domestic partners of eligible full-time union and non-union employees pursuing undergraduate degrees. The document outlines eligibility criteria, proof of relationship requirements, benefits details including coverage limits, tax implications, and application procedures. It specifies that eligible individuals can receive one Associate's and one Bachelor's degree with 100% tuition waived, while also detailing conditions under which benefits may end.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Who is Covered Under this Plan?' section to ensure you understand eligibility requirements for your spouse or domestic partner.
In the 'Definition of Eligible legal Spouse or registered Domestic Partner' section, clearly identify whether you are filling out information for a legal spouse or a registered domestic partner. Ensure all details are accurate.
Proceed to the 'Proof of Relationship' section. Gather necessary documents such as marriage certificates or domestic partnership registrations, and upload them directly through our platform.
Complete the 'Eligibility and Waiting Period' section by noting any relevant employment details that affect eligibility for tuition remission benefits.
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What is the difference between a spouse and a domestic partner?

In contrast to marriage, the main differences in a domestic partnership are that you cannot: File taxes jointly. Transfer unlimited assets without being taxed. Have confirmed family benefits through insurance.

What counts as a spouse or domestic partner?

The California Family Code defines a domestic partnership as: 1) two adults of the same sex who have chosen to share one anothers lives in an intimate and committed relationship of mutual caring; or 2) two equally committed adults of the opposite sex if one or both partners are over age 62 and one or both partners

What counts as a spouse or partner?

When we look at what benefits you can get, we consider you to be in a relationship if you are: married. in a civil union, or. in a de facto relationship.

Is a girlfriend considered a domestic partner?

Domestic partners refers to two persons engaged in a commitment (generally, a civil union) that is legally equivalent to marriage.

What counts as a spouse?

For federal tax purposes, the terms spouse, husband, and wife mean an individual lawfully married to another individual. The term husband and wife means two individuals lawfully married to each other.

Is my girlfriend my spouse or domestic partner?

No, a girlfriend is not a spouse. A girlfriend refers to a romantic partner in a dating relationship, while a spouse is a person who is married to another. The terms imply different levels of commitment and legal recognition.

Definition of Eligible legal Spouse or registered Domestic Partner 2025

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