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David R Hanson
FiLife Contributor
about a year ago

Hi rob_ertagon,

It certainly should be. I'd start by contacting the insurance provider and explaining the situation.

If they cannot add her immediately, and you qualify for spousal coverage, they should be able to instruct you on how to fix the problem.

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