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I am not sure what you're referring to. Her policy was not graded it was preferred, with no waiting period, Full coverage from day one, non-tobacco.
Her existing policy is clearly fraudulent. My understanding is there is no statute of limitations when fraud is involved. Whether the company would fight it after 2 years or not is up for debate. The fact it was approved non-tobacco, on its own, could nullify the policy.
Her policy with RN should never have been issued. It should have been a turn down. In Michigan I run into this all the time. Usually with Banker's Life , TRUE Stage, AARP or LH etc.
It cannot be contested after 2 years. No matter the reason. It would pay.
You are also correct that fraud never expires. The company could go after the beneficiary in court to recover the monies if they feel there was provable fraud.
Unlikely on FE sized policies. But it is an option they have.