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When filing an appeal be sure to include: Your name. Your pre-disaster primary residence. Your current phone number and address. Your registration number (on every page) FEMA disaster declaration number DR-4663 (on every page) Explanation of why you disagree with the decision.
Do not re-submit or create a new application during the disaster assistance process. Submitting more than one application per disaster will cause delays.
A: No. If all of the FEMA application requirements have been satisfied and your application has been denied, you must appeal the denial within sixty (60) days from the date of the FEMA denial letter. You should not reapply for FEMA assistance.
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If all of the FEMA application requirements have been satisfied and your application has been denied, you must appeal the denial within sixty (60) days from the date of the FEMA denial letter. You should not reapply for FEMA assistance.
Additionally, please include a statement signed by you authorizing the third party to appeal on your behalf. FEMA does not accept multiple appeals for the same reason, but may request additional information and will review new information.
You can submit your appeal documents online, in person, by mail or by fax. If you choose to have a third party submit an appeal on your behalf, include a statement signed by you, authorizing the third party to appeal a decision on your behalf, unless those documents are already on file.
You can apply or update your information online at DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 800-621-3362 (or through the FEMA mobile app).
You will be able to review or edit the entire application prior to submission. However, if you would like to edit or change your application after submission, you will have to withdraw the application from consideration of award to edit. Then, the application must be resubmitted to FEMA to be considered for an award.

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