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Code · CFR · Title 20 — Employees' Benefits · Part 222 — Family Relationships · § 222.44

§ 222.44. Other relationship determinations for lump-sum payments.

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Other claimants will be considered to have the relationships to the employee shown below for lump-sum payment purposes:
(a)Grandchildren. A grandchild is a separate class of beneficiary to be considered for lump-sum payments and is not a child of the employee; he or she is a child of the employee's son or daughter as determined under State law. A stepgrandchild is not included in this class of beneficiary.
(b)Brother or Sister. “Brother” or “Sister” means a full brother or sister or a half brother or half sister, but not a stepbrother or stepsister.
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