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After65 Forms

The Medicare paperwork after 65, explained in plain English and filled in correctly.

Two situations trip up a lot of people around retirement: signing up for Part B when employer coverage ends, and paying a higher Medicare premium (IRMAA) based on income from before you retired. Each tool gives you a free answer first. If you want the forms filled in for you, that's $39.

Leaving employer coverage

Part B Special Enrollment check

Worked past 65 with a job-based health plan? Find out if you qualify for the Special Enrollment Period, the exact last day of your 8-month window, whether COBRA or retiree coverage puts you at risk of a lifelong penalty, and which forms you need.

Kit ($39): CMS-40B and CMS-L564 filled in, employer instructions, proof checklist if your employer won't sign, cover letter, submission steps.

Retired and paying IRMAA

IRMAA SSA-44 check

Social Security sets IRMAA from your tax return of two years ago. If you stopped working or had another life-changing event, see whether you qualify to have it recalculated, your current and likely new tier, and the yearly savings.

Kit ($39): SSA-44 filled in, evidence checklist for your event, cover letter, how to submit and what happens next.

Part B enrollment guides

IRMAA guides

How we work

  • Every rule and number comes from Social Security (POMS), CMS or Medicare.gov, and we list the source and the date we checked it.
  • We use the official, current government forms and fill them in your browser. Your answers are not stored on our server.
  • We never ask for your Social Security or Medicare number. You write those in by hand before you sign.
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