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The document outlines a court order from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit requiring FEMA to release personal information of disaster assistance applicants, specifically addresses related to disasters from 1998 to 2004, including hurricanes in Florida. This affects approximately 2.2 million individuals across eight states. FEMA is launching an outreach effort to notify affected applicants about the release of their information and will provide details on how this data can be requested under FOIA.

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How are people getting $700 from FEMA?

Flooding and cyclone events (e.g., hurricanes) are the most common and costly disasters in the United States, causing billions of dollars in damage each year. With an NFIP flood insurance policy, you can recover faster and more fully after a disaster.

What are the general eligibility requirements for FEMA?

Individuals and Households Program Eligibility The applicant must be a U.S. citizen, non-citizen national, or qualified non-citizen. FEMA must be able to verify the applicants identity. The applicants insurance, or other forms of disaster assistance received, cannot meet their disaster-caused needs.

What reasons will FEMA deny you?

Common reasons for denial: You havent sent FEMA the documents or information requested. Your damage or loss is covered by insurance or other sources. There is more than one application filed for your household. FEMA couldnt verify that you are the homeowner. FEMA was unable to verify your occupancy.

Why would FEMA not approve me?

A FEMA application will be denied if you applied for damage to your home, personal belongings, travel or medical needs and you have not applied for an SBA loan, in the case of a business, or pursued reimbursement from your insurance company in the case of individuals or businesses.

How long does it take FEMA to make a decision?

You will receive a letter explaining FEMAs eligibility decision within 10 days after the inspectors visit. Be sure to read it closely; it may explain additional steps needed to continue with the process.

What disqualifies you for FEMA assistance?

If there isnt enough damage to your home caused by the disaster, or the damage doesnt affect whether you can live in the home, you may not be eligible for assistance. Damage to non-essential areas, landscaping or spoiled food is not covered by FEMA assistance.

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