Yes, you can still use your SF MRA after you no longer work for the Employer who made the deposits. SF MRA funds are available to spend as long as your account is active. Keep your account active by filing at least one SF MRA claim every 24 months. The SF City Option program will close the SF MRA and you will not be able to spend the SF MRA funds if there have been no claims or deposits in over 24 months.
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- How long does it take for me to be reimbursed for eligible health care expenses?
- Can I submit a claim larger than the available funds in my SF MRA?
- Is there a minimum claim amount?
- Is there a minimum amount for a reimbursement check or direct deposit?
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- How long will my SF MRA be available?
- What is my SF MRA account balance?
- How do I check the status of my claim?
- How do I update my address or phone number?
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