The Lifecycle of a Butterfly. Butterflies go through a life cycle. A butterfly has four stages in its life cycle. Each stage is different. Each stage also has a different goal. A butterfly becoming an adult is called metamorphosis. The life cycle process can take a month to year.
By law, you have sixty (60) days to elect to continue coverage under COBRA. The sixty day period starts with the later of the postmark date on the letter from TASC in which you were notified of your right to continue coverage or the date that you lost coverage due to a qualifying event.
Your employer must notify the health plan administrator within 30 to 60 days after you leave the company. Once alerted, the plan administrator has 14 days to notify you about your right to elect COBRA. You and your family have 60 days to decide whether to purchase COBRA, and once you pay the premium, the benefits are retroactive to the date you lost your health insurance coverage. You and your dependents (if they were covered by the plan) can get coverage up to 18 months, but you have to pay the premiums yourself.