The application deadline for securing healthcare coverage under the Affordable Care Act with an effective start date of March 1, 2014, is quickly approaching. Clients have until February 15th, 2014, to meet with an Allred Insurance Agent.In order to obtain healthcare coverage under the Affordable Care Act with an effective start date of March 1st, 2014, clients have until February 15th, 2014, to meet with an Allred Insurance agent to discuss enrollment options, select a health plan, and submit an application to the official ACA website at healthcare.gov.
Highly trained agents are prepared to handle every facet of the application process on behalf of clients, according to Don Allred Insurance spokesman Scott Allred. "Incomplete, inaccurate, or otherwise mishandled applications are a leading cause of non-coverage," Allred says. "That's why our agents do all the work for our clients. We are familiar with the ins and outs of the entire procedure and know exactly what information is required for each form. Our goal is to get people covered before the deadline with the least possible hassle or inconvenience."
It is recommended that clients provide the following documents at the time of their consultation in order to expedite the application process:
Photo identification, social security numbers and dates of birth for all immediate family members, current street address, valid email address, and projected income for 2014. Acceptable forms of proof include government-issued IDs (driver's license, state ID card, or passport), pay stubs, social security vouchers, or 2012 tax returns. Applicants that do not have an email address may elect to have one created for them.
In addition to filing an application, clients must also remit payment for the first month's premium to activate their new plan. Payments may be made at the Don Allred Insurance office in Burlington, NC, or mailed to Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina.
For further details about applying for health insurance coverage through Don Allred Insurance or to set up an appointment with a knowledgeable agent, please visit www.nchealthagency.com today.
Company Contact Information
Don Allred and Associates Insurance
Scott Allred
3001 S Church St
27215
1-800-280-2230
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Highly trained agents are prepared to handle every facet of the application process on behalf of clients, according to Don Allred Insurance spokesman Scott Allred. "Incomplete, inaccurate, or otherwise mishandled applications are a leading cause of non-coverage," Allred says. "That's why our agents do all the work for our clients. We are familiar with the ins and outs of the entire procedure and know exactly what information is required for each form. Our goal is to get people covered before the deadline with the least possible hassle or inconvenience."
It is recommended that clients provide the following documents at the time of their consultation in order to expedite the application process:
Photo identification, social security numbers and dates of birth for all immediate family members, current street address, valid email address, and projected income for 2014. Acceptable forms of proof include government-issued IDs (driver's license, state ID card, or passport), pay stubs, social security vouchers, or 2012 tax returns. Applicants that do not have an email address may elect to have one created for them.
In addition to filing an application, clients must also remit payment for the first month's premium to activate their new plan. Payments may be made at the Don Allred Insurance office in Burlington, NC, or mailed to Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina.
For further details about applying for health insurance coverage through Don Allred Insurance or to set up an appointment with a knowledgeable agent, please visit www.nchealthagency.com today.
Company Contact Information
Don Allred and Associates Insurance
Scott Allred
3001 S Church St
27215
1-800-280-2230
News and Press Release Distribution From I-Newswire.com Reported by i-Newswire.com 49 minutes ago.