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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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Does short term (non-ACA/Obamacare) insurance suffice for the DS-5540 health insurance requirement? Or do we have to chose a plan through the healthcare.gov exchange? 

 

We are all still living overseas and I'm confident I'll get a job with healthcare soon, however it may not be until after my wife's ir1 interview.

 

She's planning on either showing a screen shot from the Healthcare.gov exchange showing a plan, or just signing up for short term insurance. This will suffice, correct? 

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