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