For anyone whose consular officer asks for proof of health insurance 🇺🇸
>I wanted to share something that worked for us. We were asked to provide proof that my husband would have health insurance available after immigrating to the U.S.
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>Since he wasn’t in the U.S. yet, I couldn’t actually enroll him in a Marketplace plan. Instead, I submitted the 2026 Marketplace Eligibility Notice from HealthCare.gov.
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>The notice showed that he had applied for Marketplace coverage and was eligible to enroll in a 2026 Marketplace plan, with the Marketplace still confirming his immigration information.
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>So, if you’re in a similar situation, you may be able to apply through the Marketplace and provide the Eligibility Notice as supporting evidence that the immigrant can obtain Marketplace coverage after arriving.
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>Important: This is not proof that you already have active insurance—it’s an eligibility notice showing that Marketplace coverage is available/that the applicant is eligible to enroll.
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>Attached below is a sample proof that I provided with my and my husband's details in the document as proof to the consular which was acceptable.
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>https://www.studocu.com/en-us/document/houston-christian-high-school/french/eligibility-results-notice-for-marketplace-coverage-2026/149860716?sid=3f8f05ca-11d7-4cda-aac9-387770f6586b1791091356
Also here is the link to start with a health insurance plan choices based on where you live in USA: