It depends. Are you the only person on your return or are there others? If so, you may wish to inquire to see if a spouse or children are on someone else's return. Also, all 1095-A's should have been sent out by Jan 31 thus you may receive one in the mail. Also if you think never had an ACA plan and if IRS records indicate that someone (including yourself) listed on your your tax return had an ACA health insurance plan at some point during 2021. You may need to contact the Marketplace if they feel you incorrectly received this e-file rejection.
For additional information, you may check out: Health Insurance Marketplace Statements | Internal Revenue Servi
If you are the only one on your return, perhaps your parents or someone else included you in their plan.
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