I was wondering the same thing. My wife had a so-called "catastrophic plan" through the Marketplace in 2019. So I tried to file with a competing product and got stuck at some variation of "Does *spouse* get her insurance through the ACA?" => Yes, because she does => then I had to answer a question about the 1095-A form that I don't have. It wouldn't let me proceed at all. We never got a 1095-A in the mail and when I checked her healthcare.gov profile there were no tax forms in the "if you have tax forms, here is where they'll be" area.
So I called her insurance company and Healthcare.gov's help line and they both confirmed that, no, you don't get a 1095-A if you have a catastrophic plan. So I tried TurboTax, noticed there were no questions asked about insurance, Googled it, and wound up here. I did go into the medical section where it asked if we had a 1095-A, chose no (because we never got one), and it just dumped me back out to the menu whereas the other product wouldn't let me proceed. Based on what I've been told and read, we shouldn't have gotten a 1095-A in the first place and that doesn't apply to us. But, I'm a huge worry wart about stuff like this, and I'm freaked out about screwing this up and getting a letter from the IRS and having to submit an amended return. Is anybody else here in the same boat or can confirm what I've been told?
