I find it strange that H.Sherpa does not allow the addition of a young adult under 26 who is not a dependent to their policy--you can't even quote them. As adults the only option is the primary and the spouse.
For a fact I know the above can be done within HCgov, but the way it handles the tax premium subsidy still baffles me. Basically what happens is that if you add a young non dependent adult to your ACA application, all tax subsidies are dropped, including that of the primary. The former is non conforming with the fact that young adults under 26 are supposed to be allowed in there parents
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For a fact I know the above can be done within HCgov, but the way it handles the tax premium subsidy still baffles me. Basically what happens is that if you add a young non dependent adult to your ACA application, all tax subsidies are dropped, including that of the primary. The former is non conforming with the fact that young adults under 26 are supposed to be allowed in there parents
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