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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]this is why most men should not be in charge of such things.  I'm willing to bet once they present a duplicate of the form he muffed up on, his face will have an "oh yeah" look on it[/quote]

Man here.

I got the form, found our damned marriage license and all the other crap they wanted, and faxed the whole thing on time.

But thanks for the sexist assumption about that "most men" would screw it up.
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NP here. I agree with this PP, and I am female. Being a man doesn't excuse anyone from opening their mail, or following through, or making sure he has insurance when it's being deducted from his check... OP, you shouldn't be doing any of this. Your husband should. [/quote]

OP here. This dependent verification form supposedly got mailed to us. I don't normally go through DH's mail. If it obviously pertains to the kids, I open it but if it is from his work, I just put it aside for DH.

DH did talk to the head of HR and she is seeing what she can do. If we don't have insurance by the end of the week, we will buy our own. DH said he may just get catastrophic insurance for us and pay out of pocket for little stuff.[/quote]

It probably came from the insurance company, not your husband's employer (unless he works for an insurance company).[/quote]

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