Oh one more thing:
If my father took care of forms 8962 and 1095A on his return including all payments for me.
If your father did "NOT" claim you as a dependent on his tax return, then you are required to report your share of the 1095-A on your own tax return.
This is also true if you selected the option for "I can be claimed on someone else's tax return" and did not provide the information to indicate your healthcare coverage was reported on your fathers return. The wording in the program can be misleading at times, and I suspect that's what happened. It's worded in such a way so as to confuse you, without you even realizing you're confused.
