Most states allow a short gap in health coverage, especially when moving.
This won't affect your Federal tax return, as there is no longer a penalty for no Health Coverage.
You don't report your health insurance info on your return, unless you have a Marketplace plan and receive Form 1095-A.
Since Washington has no Income Tax, it won't affect your tax there, either.
You can contact the Washington State Insurance Commission for more info.
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