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Re: First month in the US
Well, today I tried to get some advises, first by phone, no success. Then my daughter and I went to three addresses from healthcare.gov. All three don't exist and nobody heard about them.
I have tried to download my passport page with immigrant visa. No success. Tomorrow I will mail it by post. Temporary eligibility: You need to provide more information within the next 3 months to keep your coverage. The question what worries me most of all at the moment is: if I don't pay US tax because I have UK government pension they will charge me back with this $630 a month. |
Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by Lab_10
(Post 12127889)
Well, today I tried to get some advises, first by phone, no success. Then my daughter and I went to three addresses from healthcare.gov. All three don't exist and nobody heard about them.
I have tried to download my passport page with immigrant visa. No success. Tomorrow I will mail it by post. Temporary eligibility: You need to provide more information within the next 3 months to keep your coverage. The question what worries me most of all at the moment is: if I don't pay US tax because I have UK government pension they will charge me back with this $630 a month. |
Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by Lab_10
(Post 12127889)
Well, today I tried to get some advises, first by phone, no success. Then my daughter and I went to three addresses from healthcare.gov. All three don't exist and nobody heard about them.
I have tried to download my passport page with immigrant visa. No success. Tomorrow I will mail it by post. Temporary eligibility: You need to provide more information within the next 3 months to keep your coverage. The question what worries me most of all at the moment is: if I don't pay US tax because I have UK government pension they will charge me back with this $630 a month. |
Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by PetrifiedExPat
(Post 12127937)
What do you intend to send by post? Your passport with visa stamp enclosed?? Do not do that!
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Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by Nutmegger
(Post 12127945)
Check out a site called enrollva.org that is for folks in Virginia looking for affordable care advice and coverage.
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Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by Lab_10
(Post 12127889)
The question what worries me most of all at the moment is: if I don't pay US tax because I have UK government pension they will charge me back with this $630 a month.
Here is a map of where to get assistance with health insurance in Virginia http://www.coverva.org/app_assistance.cfm |
Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by nun
(Post 12128163)
If you get a health care tax credit/subsidy you must file a US tax return. Also I would file taxes in both the US and the UK to keep your accounting straight.
Here is a map of where to get assistance with health insurance in Virginia Welcome to Cover Virginia Yes, I will file it here, in the UK they take it out of the pension automatically. |
Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by PetrifiedExPat
(Post 12127524)
... My guess is, even with the travel insurance she has, she is actually completely uninsured, since she is here on a GC (AKA a resident). ...
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Re: First month in the US
Originally Posted by Lab_10
(Post 12128237)
Yes, I will file it here, in the UK they take it out of the pension automatically.
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