Form used to calculate building repair costs, which includes replacement and actual cash value appraisal of the damaged property, and an itemized list of building materials, quantities, and labor.

The NFIP Adjuster Claims Manual Part IV contains claims forms.

The adjuster and the policyholder list and assess the inventory of flood-damaged personal property on this form.

NFIP Adjuster Claims Manual Part II

This Business Interruption Handbook was developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and by Pricewaterhouse Coopers' Business Interruption specialists to guide a claimant through the process of preparing and filing a business interruption claim under the Cerro Grande Fire Assistance Act. Useful in handling all non-Cerro Grande business interruption claims as well.

This form is used to collect information from individuals seeking to become certified flood adjusters.

This form is used by adjusters to list potentially substantial damaged structures in preparation for possible ICC claims.

Hurricane classification chart based on wind speed and and central storm pressure.

The adjuster uses this form to identify potentially responsible third parties and their actions that may have caused worsened flood damage. This includes looking at foundation grading and adequacy of sewer lines.

This form allows insurance agents or brokers to document damages caused by flood-related hazards to structures covered by the National Flood Insurance Program.

A Proof of Loss is a policyholder’s statement of the amount of money being requested, signed to and sworn to by the policyholder with documentation to support the amount requested.

This form is a continuation sheet used by the adjuster and policyholder to list and assess the amount of building property damage.

This form is used by the adjuster to record information to determine the replacement cost and actual cash value of a manufactured (mobile) home.