When you move to a new state, your coverage options will change. You may no longer be eligible for your current plan and new plans, prices, and savings may be available. It’s very important to report moves as soon as possible, so you don’t have a break in coverage and enroll in a plan you’re eligible for in your new state.
If you get a notice from the Marketplace saying you need to submit documents to confirm your loss of coverage, you can upload or mail documents.
If your notice says that you also need to submit documents to confirm a recent move, in addition to confirming that you had health coverage for at least 1 day in the past 60 days, be sure to send both types of documents.
IMPORTANT: Upload or mail documents as soon as possible. If you don’t submit documents by the deadline, you won’t have Marketplace coverage.
If you get a notice from the Marketplace saying you need to submit documents to confirm your move, you can upload or mail documents. Uploading is the fastest and most efficient way to get us the documents.
IMPORTANT: Upload or mail documents as soon as possible. If you don’t submit documents by the deadline, you won’t have Marketplace coverage.
When you enroll in Marketplace coverage, you’ll learn if you qualify for a “premium tax credit” that lowers your premium – the amount you pay each month to your insurance plan. The amount of your premium tax credit depends on information including your estimated household income that you put on your Marketplace application for the year.
If you qualify for Medicare, in some cases you can’t enroll in a Marketplace plan, and in other cases the cost of a Marketplace plan may be higher.
Get information about your options based on your situation:
How you answer the question “Do you live with one or more children under age 19, and are you the main person taking care of that child or children?” depends on marriage status and other factors. Use the following tables to help guide you in answering this question.
Note: If you have no children, or no children living at home, answer “No.”
Before selling health insurance plans through the federal Health Insurance Marketplace® (FFM) on HealthCare.gov, you’ll need to register, sign agreements, and complete required training. The 5 steps are below.
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