To reinstate a lapsed life insurance policy under the reinstatement provision, the policyowner generally must:

a.Provide evidence of insurability and pay the overdue premiums with interest
b.Wait a full five years before applying
c.Purchase an additional rider on the policy
d.Simply request reinstatement, with nothing further required of the policyowner at all

Explicación

Reinstating a lapsed policy typically requires the owner to show renewed evidence of insurability, pay all back premiums plus interest, and repay or reinstate any outstanding loan, all within the time allowed by the provision. It is not automatic on request. There is no five-year waiting requirement (there is instead a deadline by which reinstatement must occur). Buying a rider is unrelated. Reinstatement is often preferable to a new policy because it preserves the original issue age and provisions.

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