How do I prove I'm a NEW Massachusetts resident?
For individuals, couples and families who are applying for health insurance in Massachusetts outside of Open Enrollment, you may need to prove residency in Massachusetts :
If your "Qualifying Event" is that you "moved to Massachusetts within the last 60 days," then your home/apartment address must be in Massachusetts, and one (1) form of proof must be provided (uploaded) as part of your insurance application.
Provide 1 option from this list as Proof of NEW Massachusetts Residency (all items must have been issued within the last 60 days):
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Massachusetts (MA) driver's license
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Massachusetts-issued professional license
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Annual Social Security Statement (most current)
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Property Tax Bill (most current)
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Utility Bill (no more than 60 days old) with Massachusetts address
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Voter Registration card (current)
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Excise tax bill (current year)
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Massachusetts vehicle registration (most current)
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Tuition bill (most current) from a Massachusetts college/university for yourself or a dependent
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Certificate of Residency from your Massachusetts (MA) city or town
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Homeowner's or renter's insurance policy (current year)
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Mortgage documents for your Massachusetts-based residence
- Rental agreement for your Massachusetts-based residence (current year)
- Official Change of Address Confirmation Letter from the United States Post Office (no more than 60 days old)