Rule 5101:12-57-10.6 | Terminating the national medical support notice.
(A) A child support enforcement agency (CSEA) shall issue the JFS 04098, "Notice Regarding National Medical Support Notice Withholding Requirements" (effective or revised effective date as identified in rule 5101:12-57-99 of the Administrative Code), when:
(1) The health insurance obligor is no longer responsible for the medical support provision to provide health insurance coverage for the child or there is no longer a current order with medical support provisions in effect;
(2) The person identified on the OMB 0970-0222, "National Medical Support Notice" (as referenced in rule 5101:12-57-99 of the Administrative Code), as the health insurance obligor has provided verification to the CSEA that the person is not subject to the medical support provision to provide health insurance coverage for the child;
(3) As the result of a medical support mistake of fact hearing, the CSEA has determined that the health insurance is not accessible or reasonable in cost;
(4) Health insurance coverage is provided through a source other than the health insurance obligor's employer and:
(a) The underlying medical support provision to provide health insurance coverage for the child authorizes alternative health care coverage; and
(b) The health insurance obligor provides verification to the CSEA that the alternative coverage is currently in effect; or
(5) The underlying medical support provision to obtain health care coverage for the child authorizes public health care coverage, and such coverage is in effect.
(B) The CSEA may issue the JFS 04098 when the OMB 0970-0222 is sent to the employer within sixty days of issuance of a court or administrative order and the insurance identified at the hearing was available to the health insurance obligor through a group plan or policy and was determined at that time to be not reasonable in cost.
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