North Dakota Code § 26.1-08-13

Termination of coverage. (Repealed effective December 31, 2027)
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The coverage of an individual who ceases to meet the eligibility requirements of this chapter 
may be terminated at the end of the policy period for which the necessary premiums have been 
paid. Coverage under this chapter terminates:
1. Upon request of the covered individual.
2. For failure to pay the required premium subject to a thirty-one-day grace period.
3. When the one million dollar lifetime maximum benefit amount has been reached.
4. If the covered individual is enrolled in health benefits under the state's medical 
assistance program.
5. If the covered individual is no longer a legal resident of this state, except for an 
individual who is absent from the state for a verifiable medical or other reason as 
determined by the board.
6. At the option of the plan, thirty days after the plan makes an inquiry concerning the 
individual's eligibility or place of residence to which the individual does not reply.

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