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To: Steve Felix who wrote (29958)	11/3/2018 6:47:03 PM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Yes, I did it on healthcare.gov a couple of days ago. I don't remember the exact point in the signup sequence that the question comes up, but it is after the point where you provide income data, and then they send you a notice as to whether you qualify or not. I think it is at the point where you start your plan selection. I set it up so that we have two groups, my wife in one and myself in the other. That way, I simply choose the plan I want for her, and a separate plan for myself, and when it comes time to cancel I just have to get rid of mine. Also, I want a more comprehensive plan for her as she will be covered all year, while I really only want catastrophic coverage for 30 days, so I will go for a cheaper bronze plan. John

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