Forms & publications

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Long-Term Disability (LTD) Program Certificate of Coverage (COC) 2019

This is the Long-term Disability (LTD) Program book. It includes information on eligibility, enrollment, exclusions, and premiums.

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Medical benefits comparison 2019

This chart briefly compares the per-visit costs of some in-network benefits for PEBB plans. Some copays and coinsurance do not apply until after you have paid your annual deductible.

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Medical Claim Form

This form is for sending in a claim for medical services for all Uniform Medical Plans.

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MetLife beneficiary designation

Use this form to name the persons or entities you want to receive your life insurance proceeds after your death. Return this form to MetLife.

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MetLife cancellation of optional life insurance form - employee

Use this form to notify MetLife that you wish to cancel your Optional Life Insurance and/or Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance. For employees only: Employee Basic Life Insurance ($35,000) and Employee Basic AD&D Insurance ($5,000) is not affected by this form. It is provided by your employer at no cost to you. You cannot cancel your Employee Optional Life Insurance and keep Dependent Life Insurance.

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MetLife employee enrollment/change form

Use this form to enroll in or change enrollment in basic life and AD&D insurance, as well as optional life, and/or AD&D insurance for yourself and your dependents. You may need to complete a statement of health. Return this form to MetLife.

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MetLife employees Certificate of Coverage (COC) non-Washington residents 2019

MetLife employee Certificate of Coverage (COC) Washington residents 2019.

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MetLife employees Certificate of Coverage (COC) Washington residents 2019

MetLife employee Certificate of Coverage (COC) Washington residents 2019.

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Paying for your premiums with pretax dollars

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This is a FAQ document about pretax deductions for your PEBB medical plan. If you are an eligible state agency or higher-education institution employee enrolling in a PEBB medical plan, your employer may deduct your medical premium from your paycheck before calculating federal withholding, Social Security, and Medicare taxes.

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