Get CA DHS 6155 2000-2024

Who is Eligible for Covered California? All U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals and noncitizens lawfully present in California may apply for health care through Covered California. Who is Not Eligible for Covered California? If you are not lawfully present in California, you are not eligible for a Covered California plan.

If you are uninsured and are not eligible for Medi-Cal or a plan through Covered California, you may qualify for limited health services offered by your county. These programs are not insurance plans and do not provide full coverage.

The penalty for no coverage is based on: The number of people in your household. Your California state income....Sample penalty amounts for 2021. Household sizeIf you make less thanYou may payIndividual$49,763$800Married Couple$92,100$1,600Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 children)$142,000$2,400 Jan 3, 2022

ԅ A copy of checks or receipts of child care, child support, alimony, or health insurance paid. A copy of vehicle registration (if more than one vehicle owned). A copy of your most recent bank statement (checking, savings account, etc.) A copy of life insurance policy, stocks, bonds, retirement account statement.

California residents who don't have an offer of affordable coverage can get a health plan through Covered California. In addition, most immigrants qualify for health coverage, including the following groups: Lawful permanent residents (green card holders). Lawful temporary residents.

Covered California income limits are a household income of up to 400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Households who make more than that do not qualify for financial assistance with their health insurance plans.

Immigrants who are not lawfully present do not qualify for a health plan through Covered California; however, they may qualify for coverage through Medi-Cal if they are younger than 26 or are 50 or older, if they are a DACA recipient, if they are currently pregnant or were recently pregnant.

California residents, and their dependents, are required to have health insurance or face a penalty. Enrolling in student health insurance is one way to meet that requirement. However, low-cost coverage may also be available through Medi-Cal or through Covered California.