Child bonding can be with any new child who joins a family by birth, adoption, or foster care. For purposes of adoption or foster care, the child has to be a minor, but doesnât have to be under one year of age. The leave needs to be taken during the first year of the child coming into the family.
Though not specifically for veterans, the Schedule A authority for people with disabilities, 5 CFR 213.3102(u), is an excepted authority that agencies can use to appoint eligible veterans who have a severe physical, psychological, or intellectual disability. To be eligible, you must: Show proof of your disability.
It is critical that agency staff (producers and CSRs) realize that there are potentially some âconditionsâ that need to be met for the âbindingâ to be technically effective. One of those conditions is that the risk and the specifics of the risk (limit, construction type, etc.) are within the binding authority granted by the carrier. In other words, if you bound the carrier to a homeowners for $350,000 yet you technically, per the agency agreement, only have the authority to bind for limits up to $250,000, is the risk technically bound?