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Open enrollment periods and situations that qualify for a Special Enrollment Period: checklist

To get a plan outside open enrollment, check your Special Enrollment Period eligibility, complete your application, submit the documents, and pay the premium.

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1. Note the date of the event

Record the date of the marriage, birth, move, the day insurance ended, or your status decision.

Special enrollment application

  • Record the date of the marriage, birth, move, the day insurance ended, or your status decision.
  • Use HealthCare.gov's screening tool to check whether you have a Special Enrollment Period.
  • Report the event with the correct date in the application.
  • Usually choose a plan before 60 days pass, or before 90 days pass after losing Medicaid or CHIP.
  • If documents are requested, submit them within 30 days after selecting a plan.
  • Remember that you cannot use coverage until the documents are approved and the first premium is paid.
  • If your Special Enrollment Period is denied, appeal to the Marketplace; the appeal may be decided in your favor.

This content is general information, not legal advice.