Form 1095-A may be marked as corrected or void when the Health Insurance Marketplace updates or reverses previously reported coverage information. These markings reflect changes in system records and do not indicate a problem or mistake by the recipient.
Why a Form 1095-A is corrected
A corrected form is issued when the Marketplace revises coverage details such as months of enrollment, household members, or advance premium tax credit amounts. Corrections commonly occur after late updates to enrollment data or income information and represent the finalized version of the record.
How a corrected form affects the process
When a corrected Form 1095-A is issued, it replaces the earlier version for system purposes. The updated information is used during tax filing to reconcile or claim the premium tax credit based on the most accurate coverage data available.
What a void Form 1095-A indicates
A void form means that a previously issued Form 1095-A should not be used because it was generated in error. This can happen if Marketplace coverage was mistakenly recorded or if the form was issued for a policy that should not have been reported.
What recipients are not expected to do
Receiving a corrected or void Form 1095-A does not require submitting the form itself or taking immediate action outside the normal tax filing process. The Marketplace also reports the corrected information directly to the Internal Revenue Service.
Related scenarios
If the form appears to change after being received, this reflects an update to Marketplace records rather than a new obligation. If the concern is whether the form must be used for tax filing, see whether you need to do anything with Form 1095-A.
If the form was missing or later became available, see how to get Form 1095-A or what it means if it was not received.
For overall context, return to Form 1095-A overview or consult the official description at IRS Form 1095-A document overview.