<prompt> Human: Apologies in advance, I know this isnt completely related to finance. However, given the higher amount of traffic this subreddit has and the communitys experience with ACA, I was hoping I could get an answer to this small dilemma Im having.I had an ACA plan this year up till June. I had originally planned to move out of the current state I am residing in, thus cancelled my plan.With a relatively sudden change of plans, Ive decided to hold off on moving anywhere and need to find out if I can get back onto an ACA plan through the marketplace.Loss of Health Coverage is one of the Qualifying Life Events listed that can be used to get a plan, but Im not sure if losing health coverage that itself was ACA because I voluntarily cancelled it is included in this...Can anyone tell me if this counts as a QLE that can be used to reapply to ACA? Or am I out of luck here?  <response>: The loss of coverage QLE is generally only going to be triggered by an involuntary loss, such as job loss causing termination from a group plan, or moving to a new state that your plan doesnt service. You should contact the Marketplace at 1-800-318-2596 and explain the situation. They may consider the cancelled move as a QLE and provide you with a special enrollment period SEP since your cancellation was predicated on the upcoming move to a new state. 