Which form to apply for Part A & B upon retiring from employer at age 67? 18-F?

[yorkriver1]

A client to be asked about this. Looks like form 18-F is the one. A little puzzling with no mention of the usual employer form to prove they had group coverage since turning 65.
Most of the clients I have worked with so far were applying for Part B, and the ones who had to apply for both called Social Security, etc.

 

[LostDollar]

A little puzzling with no mention of the usual employer form to prove they had group coverage since turning 65.

see page 1 of instructions for the form you mentioned.

 

[Special Agent]

A client to be asked about this. Looks like form 18-F is the one. A little puzzling with no mention of the usual employer form to prove they had group coverage since turning 65.
Most of the clients I have worked with so far were applying for Part B, and the ones who had to apply for both called Social Security, etc.

Says on the form if applying for part B special enrollment form cms-l564 needed.


WHAT INFORMATION DO YOU NEED TO COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION?You will need your• Social Security Number• Date of birth• Current address and phone number• Work history• Form CMS-L564 “Request for Employment Information” completed by your employer if you’re signing up for Part A (andhave to pay a premium for it) or Part B during a Special Enrollment Period