Frequently Used Forms
Please return all forms to the Vancouver Human Resources office, Administration Bldg. 126
Medical & Dental
- Enrollment & Change Form: Use this form to enroll within 31 days of initial eligibility. This form is also used update name, and address changes, and to enroll newly acquired dependents (e.g. new spouse, newborn, adoption) within 60 days of becoming eligible.
- Spouse or Qualified Domestic Partner Certification: This form must be completed If enrolling a spouse or qualified domestic partner.
- Student Certification Form: Use this form if enrolling dependent children ages 20 through 23.
- Certification of Dependents with Disabilities
- Extended Dependent Certification
Life Insurance
- Enrollment Form: Use this form if you enroll within 60 days of initial eligibility.
- Change Form: Use this form if you enroll more than 60 days after initial eligibility, or if you want to change your current life insurance.
- Evidence of Insurability Form
- Beneficiary Change Form
- Non Smoker Certification Form
- Conversion Form
Long Term Disability
Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS)
- Member Information Form
- Beneficiary Designation Form
- Student Exemption Form
- Name & Address Change Form
TIAA-CREF
- Participation Election Form
- How To Enroll Online Guide
- 10% Increased Contribution Form: At any time following your 50th birthday you may elect to increase your contribution rate to 10%.
- Enrollment Form: Use this form to enroll by mail. Use the How to Enroll Online Guide above to enroll online.
- Salary Reduction Agreement Form: Use this form to designate your desired contribution for the supplemental Tax-Deferred Investment Plan.
Flexible Spending Account & Dependent Care Assistance Program
- Enrollment Form: Use this form to enroll within 31 days of initial eligibility.
- FSA Claim Form
- FSA & DCAP Claim Form
- FSA & DCAP Change Form: Allows you to make changes to an account for qualifying events.
Additional Forms
Commonly Used Payroll Forms
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