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M80 08/14 Spouse and Children of a Member or Preserved Benefit Member Benefit Application Form and Information Leaflet Before you use this form Before completing this benefit application form, it

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1. Start by gathering the necessary information of your spouse and children. This includes their full names, dates of birth, and social security numbers.
2. If you are filling out a form or application that requires this information, locate the section specifically designated for spouse and children. It is usually found under the personal information or family details section.
3. Begin by providing the full name of your spouse in the designated space. Make sure to enter their first name, middle name (if applicable), and last name accurately.
4. Next, enter the date of birth of your spouse in the required format. This typically includes the month, day, and year.
5. If the form or application requires the social security number, enter it accordingly. Double-check that the number is correct, as any mistakes could cause delays or complications.
6. In the case of children, repeat the same process for each child you have. Enter their full name, date of birth, and social security number (if necessary). If there is not enough space provided for multiple children, most forms will have additional sections or addendum pages that can be used.
7. If you are unsure whether you need to provide information on your spouse and children, refer to the instructions or guidelines provided with the form or application. In some cases, this information may be optional or only required for specific purposes, such as insurance or benefits enrollment.

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1. Individuals applying for certain benefits or programs, such as health insurance or government assistance, may need to provide information on their spouse and children. This is often done to determine eligibility and calculate coverage or benefits.
2. Those filing tax returns may need to include their spouse and children's information, as it can affect filing status and potential deductions or credits.
3. Students applying for financial aid or scholarships may also be required to disclose their spouse and children's information. This helps institutions evaluate need-based aid eligibility or determine dependency status.

Remember to always consult the specific requirements of the form or application you are filling out, as the need for spouse and children's information may vary depending on the purpose or organization.

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