The most common exemptions include:
• You are homeless, facing eviction or foreclosure or received a notice of utility shut-off
•You experienced domestic violence
•You experienced death of a close family member
•You experienced a fire, flood or other natural disaster that caused substantial damage
•You filed for bankruptcy
•You had medical expenses you couldn’t pay
•You had unexpected increases in expenses paying for an ill family member
•You were eligible for Medicaid but your state didn’t expand Medicaid
•Your individual plan was cancelled and you considered Marketplace plans unaffordable
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