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You can buy Study USA at /study-usa-insurance/ After you purchase the insurance, you can fax us the waiver form at (972) 767-4470. We would be glad to get it completed and fax it back to your university. Thank you very much for the fast reply. I was wondering if I email you the pdf format of waiverform (after I filled my information ) if you will be able to complete and fax it to my university. Thank you, Yes, as long as you fill all your details and sign (if required), you can email that form to info insubuy.com Hello. I have a question. I want the insurance to have the coverage from August 25th till december 24th. (4 months) but through the website it says I can not select August 25th now that its passed. That is the requirement at Purdue. If I pay for 4 months from August 28th till december 27th 2008, would you be able to change the settings and make it match my time frame? Please email me soon as I am trying to purchase this insurance tomorrow. Thank you. You can only make the effective date at any time in future. You can't have the effective date in past. You should have applied earlier in time. No company back dates the policy. Oh really? there is any other alternative to this? I could pay for the past dates. It only require to be in writing to satisfy the university requirement. I got caught up with other things and didnt expect this to happen. I would greatly appreciate if you could let me know if there is another alternative that we can do through purchasing your insurnace package. I appreciate your reply. Sorry, we can't do that.

1. Yes, it is subject to deductible. However, deductible is annual (once a year). Therefore, outpatient benefit is still useful. 2. You can't really add the family members (there is no advantage in doing that.) You can buy a new one at /expatriate-health-insurance/ Say, someone goes to doctor (outpatient) 20 times during the year, total per visit is USD 60. Does it mean he can claim the USD 1200 less USD 1000 deductible? Does he need to submit the bill everytime he visits the doctor (even it is only USD 60), or can he accumulates and once it is over USD 1000, submit all documents at once to the insurer? Does the limit including medical prescribed by the doctor? It is really confusing. I need to understand before buying one for myself. Thank you. In that case, the person would get $200 ($1200-$1000). You should submit the bills as and when you use the insurance. Prescription drugs coverage is separate. Please let me know if you have any other questions. No. you did not answer my question. Do I need to declare to the insurance company everytime I go to visit doctor, although the bill is only USD60, and it is not going to be reimbursed by the insurance company? IF not, how can the insurance company know that my accmulated bill has reached above the deductible limit? Or I keep the bill myself, and then when the limit has reached over USD 1000, I send all the bills in one package to the insurance company to get reimbursed for the balance? You should submit the bills as and when you incurr the expenses. That is the only way insurance company would know how much you have spent and count it towards the deductible.

Please look at Patriot International at /patriot-international-lite-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes, our Visit USA plan meets all the requirements of J1 visa insurance at UCF. You can buy it online at /visit-usa-insurance/ After that, fax us the compliance form at (972) 767-4470. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks very much for your kind reply on our query, I will purchase one plan for both J1 and J2 today or tomorrow. Attached please find one copy of our filled compliance forms, could you print them and finish your part, then fax them to the assigned number on them? Let me know if any problem with these forms. Best wishes! After you purchase the insurance, you send those forms to info insubuy.com

Recurrence of a pre-existing condition is considered as pre-existing condition and not covered, even if emergency. Please read /visitor-medical-insurance-pre-existing-conditions/ for more information. As long as the treatment records in the US indicate that the condition was not related to pre-existing condition, it would be covered. You can purchase Patriot America online at /patriot-america-lite-insurance/ Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any other questions.