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Question: To become as assister, will you have to be licensed?
Answer: Assisters can be licensed agents or unlicensed In-Person Assisters (IPAs). IPAs cannot work independently as agents do. They have to be connected with an assister entity, typically a non-profit community organization.
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Hi; I get the letter from covered California in that letter told me not qualify for Premium tax credits, enhanced silver plan. They will sent separate notice from my county of residence but I still didn’t! get it. How long I have to wait that notice and do I need to do something? Would you let me know what should I do.
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Your request has been forwarded to Covered California. Their email address is info@hbex.ca.gov
My organization is a 501c3 who works with an underserved Indigenous population called the Garifuna in Los Angeles and Long Beach. The Garifuna people are multi-lingual culture who spans from Central America and the Caribbean. My organization would like to outreach and education the community about the new health care changes which many are unaware of. How can my non-profit community organization become an assister entity? Also, how can someone become a licensed agent or navigator? How can reigister for the 3 day training?