Yes, you can add a relative to your insurance policy as long as they meet the eligibility criteria of your insurance provider. Find out when adult children need their own policy. In 2025, most health insurance plans allow you to add your spouse, children under 26, and in some cases, other relatives or domestic partners as dependents
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This includes biological, step, adopted, and foster children.
Most cases allow you to add a spouse or partner to your insurance plan
You have 60 days from the date of marriage to either enroll in a new plan or add your spouse to your dependent list Under the affordable care act (aca), parents can keep their children on their health insurance plans until the age of 26 This applies regardless of the child's marital status, residency, or whether they have dependents. Most of the time, the only people you can add to your health insurance plan are those related to you by blood, marriage or adoption
Depending on the policy, if you can count someone as a dependent on your taxes, there might be a way to add them to your health insurance. Yes, if you have children who are licensed drivers living in your household, you will need to add your children to your auto insurance policy within the legally required time period in your state. Yes, you can add your son to your car insurance policy Most insurance companies offer the ability to add family members to existing policies, typically at an additional cost.
Learn how and when to add a child to your car insurance, plus the benefits and costs
