§ 216.73. Who may be re-entitled to a child's annuity.
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/us/cfr/t20/s§ 216.73·A research copy — for the controlling text, always check the official state or federal source. Not legal advice.
If an individual's entitlement to a child's annuity has ended, the individual may be re-entitled if he or she has not married and he or she applies to be re-entitled. The re-entitlement may begin with:
(a)The first month in which the individual is a full-time student if he or she is under age 19, or is age 19 and has not completed requirements for, or received a diploma or certificate from, a secondary school;
(b)The first month the individual is disabled, if the disability began before he or she attained age 22 and continues through the time of application for benefits; or
(c)The first month in which the individual is under a disability that began before the last day of a 7-year period (84 consecutive months) following the month in which the previous child's annuity ended, or the individual was no longer included as a disabled child in a railroad retirement annuity paid under the Social Security Overall Minimum Annuity (see part 229).