What Happens to Your FSGLI (Family SGLI) Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Spouse coverage
Up to $100,000
Child coverage
$10,000 per child
Contact
1-800-419-1473
Step-by-Step Guide
File FSGLI spousal coverage claim
If the insured spouse has died, file a claim for Family SGLI spousal coverage at 1-800-419-1473.
Review dependent child coverage
FSGLI also provides $10,000 coverage per dependent child. Review and file claims as applicable.
Document Now Checklist
- FSGLI coverage amounts elected
- Covered spouse and children
- Service member's policy information
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Related Guides
Social Security
Social Security must be notified of death immediately. Benefits paid after death must be returned. Survivor benefits may be available.
IRS / Tax Returns
A final individual tax return must be filed for the year of death. Estates over $13.61M may owe federal estate tax.
Veterans Affairs (VA)
Veterans are entitled to burial benefits, a headstone or marker, a burial flag, and Presidential Memorial Certificate — all at no cost.
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