it's your u. s. residency (not state residency) that the marketplaces need to confirm and here's the information that you'll need to do that: social security numbers for u. s. citizens or document information for immigrants with legal status. families that include immigrants can apply and you can apply for your child even if you aren't eligible for coverage. employer and income information for everyone in your family federal tax information. if you don't file taxes you can still qualify for free or low-cost insurance through medi-cal. your residency and other information must be verified by a number of federal databases so your driver's license will not suffice in this case. there should be an option to submit this information in an online application. if that's not available at this time there is an address where you can send your information. you can call covered california to find out where to mail the needed documents.
i completed my application for covered california's affordable care act. one of the requirements i need to do is submit a verification that i am a california resident. to whom do i send this information and would a driver's license suffice?