It is simpler not to include Form 1095-A and 8962 in the return, and indeed all of the calculations for the credit will take place on your father's return. That is the one the IRS needs.
However, I am finding that recently if the social security number is associated with a Marketplace account, the IRS is at least some of the time rejecting e-file with an error message for 8962.
Perhaps it would be best to try to file the return without the health forms and see if the IRS will accept it. They do not need the information on your return. However, if they reject the return with the error message for 8962, you can enter the form and use the allotment discussed above with your part at zero percent.
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