FEMA Resource every disaster victim should have bookmarked before the disaster hits your home and business.

FAQ#: 129 published 6-4-2019

You will find a time you need to question those who claim to know their processes. You will need to be able to research those inspecting and offering you information to make sure you are given the best most accurate information. It is your duty to verify everything that is said to you verbally, cross reference everything that is in writing and be sure you know you have the right to ask questions until you have a full understanding of your FEMA sponsored recovery. 

Your family, your home, your property is and should be the most important thing in your life during a disaster and during the disaster recovery period. It may take you months or years to recover, you are the only one that will protect your rights to federal assistance. Don't sit back thinking someone is going to do it all for you. Get active and become pro-active with your Federal Disaster Assistance. It's not a handout, you have paid into the system since the first day you paid federal taxes. 

https://nfipservices.floodsmart.gov/

  • Bulletins
    • FEMA issued Bulletins to the NFIP Clearinghouse Community
  • Claims
    • More information for Claims & Adjuster Community
  • Underwriting
    • More information for the community regarding Policy
  • Manuals
    • Links to various Flood Insurance Manuals
  • NFIP Training
    • Links to NFIP Training Courses for Agents and Adjusters.
  • BureauNet Reporting
    • The place to go for reporting and community related documentation.

Research Resource: 

Comment | Suggestion | Feedback

Renter's or Homeowner's Declaration required by the CDC to prevent evictions before Dec. 31, 2020 or if extended the new date.

FAQ#: 261 published 12-6-2020 updated 12-12-2020 4 min. 14 seconds read

Read

How to use our Research Based Learning pages to better understand a subject, to collect the missing pieces of the puzzle, to start a research project or to close out your research project. Resources published here are parts or segments of..

FAQ#: 1 published 12-30-2018 updated 12-12-2020 1 min. 55 seconds read

Read

I am not a U.S. Citizen but my business meets all the other criteria for a COVID-19 EIDL will I get a loan?

FAQ#: 310 published 11-30-2020 8 min. 24 seconds read

Read

I was not told why my SBA EIDL was declined. Does the SBA send a reason code or declined reason by letter?

FAQ#: 447 published 11-30-2020 1 min. 28 seconds read

Read

FEMA Disaster Assistance for Individuals and Households Program which is provided for temporary repairs of your home so you are not dependent on other housing assistance and is not a Duplication of Benefits (DOB) to other assistance and HUD CDBG-DR Grants

FAQ#: 446 published 11-13-2020 1 min. 24 seconds read

Read

Louisiana Workforce Commission LWC filing your DUA and PUA with the expectation of a backdated FPUC.

FAQ#: 413 published 11-8-2020 1 min. 12 seconds read

Read

Louisiana Workforce Commission note, Start of new calendar quarter may require some to file a new unemployment

FAQ#: 434 published 10-4-2020 1 min. 49 seconds read

Read

SBA Form 3502

FAQ#: 343 published 8-6-2020 updated 9-4-2020 3 seconds read

Read

Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions to Prevent the Further Spread of COVID-19 An unpublished Notice by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on 09/04/2020

FAQ#: 416 published 9-3-2020 12 seconds read

Read

I made a mistake listing my revenue when I applied for the SBA EIDL, I would like reconsideration for the loan.

FAQ#: 386 published 9-1-2020 2 min. 32 seconds read

Read

Image

I was denied for EIDL SBA loan and was notified by an email. Not eligible due to character reasons.

By Murray Wennerlund

I have 90 days to request for reconsideration, what should I submit and what is the effective way to dispute it?
Image

Unmet needs must be evaluated for cost changes throughout the rebuilding process.

By Murray Wennerlund

Your state will from time to time based on influence from your governors office elect to evaluate any increase in disaster recovery costs. Your allowance for sqft may have been 78 dollars adjusted to 87 dollars due to increase costs of materials.
Image

Restore Louisiana Mobile Home MHU Replacement Policy

By Murray Wennerlund

Louisiana has fought over the replacement costs for mobile homes for years. Reimbursement for the total amount has always been the goal but the state of Louisiana OCD-DRU has done everything to not give enough to replace MHUs for safe housing, until now.