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The document is an appeal letter addressed to the FEMA Appeals Officer, contesting a denial of assistance following disaster number 4085. It includes personal information of the applicant, details of previous interactions with FEMA, reasons for the appeal, and additional damages or expenses incurred due to the disaster. The applicant provides supporting documents and reserves the right to supplement the appeal.

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Begin by entering your name and disaster number at the top of the form. Ensure that all personal information is accurate.
Fill in your Social Security Number and FEMA ID Number. This information is crucial for processing your appeal.
Provide your pre-disaster address, ensuring it matches official records for verification purposes.
In the 'Applicant Contact Information' section, enter your current address, telephone numbers, and email address to facilitate communication.
Detail your interactions with FEMA, including dates and descriptions of conversations or inspections. This helps substantiate your appeal.
Clearly state the amount awarded and reasons for FEMA's decision. Provide a rationale for why you believe this determination was incorrect.
Document any additional damages or expenses incurred due to the disaster in the designated sections, providing as much detail as possible.
Attach any supporting documents such as receipts or photos that reinforce your claim before finalizing your submission.

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