Do You Need a SS Number to get ACA Healthcare Insurance?

Can a person obtain ACA healthcare insurance even though they do not have a Social Security number? The answer is yes. Of course, neither Oz and Kennedy are going to tell you this and neither will their master in the big White House define the issue. Yoomuch to do about illegal aliens and Biden being the cause. Is there some fraud? Hard to do such as you have to have other proof.

So, who can get ACA healthcare insurance in the United States?

You can get health insurance without a Social Security number (SSN). If you or a family member doesn’t have an SSN for several reasons, yet you need health insurance, you may wonder if the lack of an SSN would be an obstacle. While you can still get health insurance, you’ll need to meet several conditions to get health insurance without an SSN.

Why a Social Security Number Is Needed

The health insurance marketplace requires an applicant’s SSN to confirm their legal presence in the United States and confirm their projected income matches the information from trusted sources, including Equifax Workforce Solutions, the Social Security Administration and the IRS.

You can still apply for health coverage if you don’t have an SSN if you’re lawfully present in the United States and one of the following is true:

  • You’ve applied for an SSN.
  • You don’t qualify for SSN because of your immigration status.
  • You don’t wish to provide your SSN for religious reasons.

To be eligible to use the U.S. health coverage marketplace, you must:

Who Qualifies?

  • Refugee
  • Paroled in the U.S.
  • Cuban/Haitian entrant
  • Deferred action status
  • Lawful temporary resident
  • Lawful permanent resident
  • Temporary protected status
  • Battered spouse, child and parent
  • Granted withholding of deportation
  • Victim of trafficking and their spouse
  • Individuals with non-immigrant status
  • Conditional entrant granted before 1980
  • Member of federally-recognized Indian tribe or American Indian born in Canada

There is more to the story. This part explains why there are immigrants in the United States who may qualify to remain in the United States. Of course, to Oz and Kennedy, they are probably illegal.