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Non-TRICARE or Non-VA Health Benefits Documentation Needed for Marketplace Insurance Coverage

You would need to upload these documents because the federal government has requested additional documentation to verify you do not have TRICARE coverage or you are not eligible for VA health benefits to complete your application for Marketplace insurance coverage. This is a common request, and as long as the required documents are submitted by the specified deadline, your health insurance coverage should not be impacted.

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Once your documents are uploaded, our team will submit the documentation to the Marketplace for you.

We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. Delays in submitting the requested documentation could result in interruptions or termination of your insurance coverage.

Acceptable Documents for Non-TRICARE Coverage Verification:

  • A letter or official statement from TRICARE indicating the expiration date or termination of previous TRICARE coverage.

  • A letter or official statement from TRICARE confirming ineligibility for TRICARE health coverage.

  • A letter, statement, or other official documentation reflecting a qualifying life event (e.g., divorce) that results in loss of TRICARE eligibility for you or a dependent.

  • A letter or official statement from TRICARE or another government agency confirming enrollment in a TRICARE program that is not considered minimum essential coverage. Submitting documentation of enrollment in one of the following programs may allow you to remain eligible for Marketplace coverage with financial assistance:

  • TRICARE Plus

  • Direct Care

  • Line-of-Duty Care

  • Transitional Care for Service-Related Conditions

  • TRICARE coverage limited to space-available care at a uniformed services facility for individuals excluded from private-sector TRICARE coverage

Acceptable Documents for Non-VA Health Benefits Verification:

  • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) document stating you’re not eligible for VA health benefits.

  • VA denial document (or letter of ineligibility).

  • VA disenrollment document, if you were previously enrolled and have since been removed.

  • Documentation showing that you do not meet the eligibility criteria, such as discharge paperwork (e.g., DD Form 214) that indicates a type of discharge that disqualifies you from VA health benefits.

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