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I-751 life insurance documents with TriNet and Metlife

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my_gf_wants_cr1   13

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Gathering evidence, I have life insurance with spouse as beneficiary.

 

Sadly, TriNet (the payroll company) and MetLife (the insurance provider) being what they are, they don't have any official documents showing this other than TriNet's portal with the plan name and my spouse's name.

No official documents anywhere online.

 

I screenshot this but I am starting to fear this might not be enough.

 

I already contacted them.

 

What do you think?

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Dashinka   24,635

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I agree, I also used screenshots for some of my benefits as well including MetLife, and we had no issues.

 

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Many states have different definitions of the word “insurance” but each have the same essential elements: It must be a written contract. cp

 

you should have a copy of the policy with start and end dates and premium amount(s) and your actual application 

copy of the police page with copy of change of bene if u added spouse later would suffice too

 
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