From your original question, if you filed without the 1095-A and it got rejected, it's possible that you should have received it. I have seen instances in the past where a customer only had it for one month and thought they didn't but the Covered CA system will report it as having one even if it was only one month.
It depends when you actually terminated the Covered CA policy, that is the true date when you stopped receiving Covered CA. When you receive employer insurance it doesn't automatically stop Covered CA. I would reach out to check if you should have received form 1095-A. If it was reported that you had it for at least one month, it will continue to get rejected until you enter your 1095-A form.
Here is the contact: Contact Covered CA
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