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Sunil
3 years ago
I had taken national health insurance and I was been operated for uterus removal and now my claim is reject saying clause 4.2 in which waiting period is 2 years and only 20 days were left in 2 years can I eligible for claim now
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
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Yes, you can claim the insurance amount as 20 days are still left.
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As 20 days are still left from the completion of the insurance period, you can still claim the insurance.
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As 20 days are still left from the completion of the insurance period, you can still claim the insurance.
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