If you had health insurance through healthcare.gov or any Marketplace insurance, even if only for 1 day in 2020, you should receive a 1095-A. And that 1095-A has to be entered on your tax return. Just because you did not receive a subsidy (paid full price) does not mean you are not eligible for a Premium Tax Credit. And that credit cannot be calculated without the 1095-A. The good news here is that for 2020, amended returns can be e-filed so it should not be too difficult to get corrected.
You should have received a paper form in the mail from your marketplace. If you didn't receive a Form 1095-A, sign in to your Healthcare.gov account to download a copy. @owlcollector
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