Logic states that code G would be the best.  I just haven't found anything that states any rules past living in an area with only one carrier.  We all know all tax law has the exceptions to the exceptions.  I just find lack of information from IRS or many other places on this exception.  It is a great "loophole" for many but without much clarification let the notices and court cases line up.  If you have anything can you share please.  I appreciate your prior response/help.  

Code "G" is for Hardships, and this was added to the list of Hardships:
https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Resources/Regulations-and-Guidance/Downloads/2018-Hardship-Exemption-Guida...

Okay, I'll start the fake news/rumors.  My guess, since the President couldn't get the ACA dismantled through Congress, he found a workaround by having HHS exercise their considerable power to grant hardships.  They just made a blanket decision that all hardships now can be claimed on a tax return (as opposed to the previous system where many hardships had to be applied for and approved).  And I would guess that the IRS has been directed to accept any hardships that are claimed on returns, without examination. /rant

Rick - yep.

Here is the stuff about being able to claim Hardships on the tax returns:
https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Resources/Regulations-and-Guidance/Downloads/Authority-to-Grant-HS-Exempti...
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-19-05.pdf