In December 2016, I cancelled coverage from Healthcare.gov through their website. While doing so, I made sure to check the box that says: "Do not auto enroll me for 2017". Lo and behold, in February 2017, I notice they had enrolled me into a plan. I call Healthcare.gov. The agent confirms that I had indeed cancelled in 2016. I don't remember what happened after that but I stopped getting billed so I thought things had been resolved.
Now, after filing my taxes, I get a letter from the IRS that I need to send them a 1095A because their records indicate I received a premium tax credit. I didn't even know I had a 1095a sent to me. I log in to find a 1095 form that says I received advanced premium tax credit for some part of 2017. Call healthcare.gov to ask them to correct the 1095a, but they say there is nothing they can do. They suggest I call the insurer. Call the insurer, they say there is nothing they can do.
This is frustrating. What can I do?
Submitted April 13, 2018 at 02:05AM by averageboy24-7 https://ift.tt/2GYq6Op
