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Could an insurance claim be denied if you state in the application that you are a citizen or resident of the U.S. when you are not?

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Possibly. Depending on the conditions of your policy, the claim may be denied or only paid a rediculously small fraction such as 8-10% of the premium value.

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Any part of an application for life insurance that can be proven to be a lie can void the policy. Companies that I know of will refund premiums paid, but will not honor the policy.
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Any intentional lie on an insurance form will void the policy if they find out.

For every question on an application there are unique circumstances. If you have a claim that is being investigated or has been denied you should contact The Center for Life Insurance Disputes for a free consultation.

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