Applicants who permanently move to a new county and attest to having qualifying coverage in the last 60 days are:

• A. Ineligible to Enroll in a QHP
• B. Eligible to Enroll in a QHP (If otherwise meets criteria to enroll in a QHP)
• C. Eligible to Enroll in a QHP only if the new QHPs are available
• D. Not eligible due to move

Answer: (B)

Changing residence is a qualifying life event that triggers a special enrollment period, allowing you to enroll in a QHP outside the annual open enrollment window as long as you meet other eligibility requirements. By permanently moving to a new county and attesting that you had qualifying coverage in the last 60 days, you’re demonstrating that you’re eligible to enroll during that SEP. You still need to satisfy other criteria (such as citizenship/immigration status, household income, and plan availability in the new county), but the move itself opens the door to enrollment. The other options are not correct because a move is not a disqualifier; instead, it creates the window to enroll, assuming you meet all other requirements and there are plans available.