In what case is proof of dependency for an insurance policy child's maximum age required annually?

Proof of dependency for an insurance policy child's maximum age is typically required annually after reaching the maximum age of coverage. This is due to the fact that insurance policies often have a specified maximum age limit for dependents, which can vary by policy. Once a child reaches this limit, insurers require proof of dependency to confirm that the dependent still qualifies for coverage under the policy terms.

Once the child reaches this maximum age, providing documentation on their dependent status helps the insurance company reassess eligibility for continued coverage. This requirement can help ensure that benefits are appropriately extended to only those who still meet the criteria set forth in the policy. Other options do not align with the standard policy practices regarding dependent eligibility verification.