Insurance evidence for I-944

[Zaraliaya 122]

Not sure where to ask this question, so if incorrect I apologize.

 

I know I need a copy of the policy with names of who is covered on it, with start and end dates.

 

I am covered under my husband's work insurance.

 

Where do I get that? I found on my insurances website a 154 paged PDF of every single detail my coverage, but it doesn't have names or dates on it. I doubt they want that, they prob just want a summary?

 

The website has the dates, but unless I print out the home page with those dates I'm not sure where I'd get it.

 

It also has the coverages on the main page but it's one of those clickable menus that sorts by type and says what's covered under that type, so unless I screenshot each different section on that page...

 

But it also doesn't say who is all covered. Shows my name, but doesn't even mention my husband anywhere.

 

Am I looking in the wrong place? Should I just email the Insurance people of what I need?

 

Sorry if this doesn't make sense, it's just this annoying form.

 

[SalishSea 17,829]

Don't you have an insurance card?

[Zaraliaya 122]

8 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

Don't you have an insurance card?

I do. But the insurance card doesn't have the dates on it, and I think in the instructions somewhere they say to not send in just that.

[kkmk 47]

try calling the insurance provider and ask them to issue a letter, with their letterhead and stuff, stating that you are covered under whatever plan, including the coverage date and everything else the i-944 instructions ask you to provide evidence for. also, ask your husband to get his company's hr to provide a letter stating his insurance coverage, who's covered, plan, dates and etc

 

2 hours ago, Zaraliaya said:

I do. But the insurance card doesn't have the dates on it, and I think in the instructions somewhere they say to not send in just that.

you're right, the instructions mention that the insurance card is not enough to prove the stuff they want you to prove...

[iy2020 118]

22 hours ago, kkmk said:

try calling the insurance provider and ask them to issue a letter, with their letterhead and stuff, stating that you are covered under whatever plan, including the coverage date and everything else the i-944 instructions ask you to provide evidence for.

I did something very similar! I’m adjusting from an F-1, so my coverage is through my school. I reached out to the insurance liaison and had them write a letter on the school’s letterhead confirming that I was covered under the plan.  On top of that, I included a PDF with the details of the coverage from the insurance company itself, a screenshot from the online user website that shows my name and that I’m currently covered, and a copy of my insurance card. 
 

Hope this helps!