This form is used to collect information from individuals seeking to become certified flood adjusters.
This form is used by adjusters to document the overall flood damages to the insured's property and provide a detailed summary of the claims information.
The FEMA Preliminary Report form is used by an adjuster to initially document a property loss insured under the National Flood Insurance Plan.
The NFIP Adjuster Claims Manual Part IV contains claims forms.
The adjuster uses this form to report information in narrative format that is necessary to document the claim that's not provided in the Preliminary or Final Report.
This form is used by adjusters to list potentially substantial damaged structures in preparation for possible ICC claims.
This form provides FEMA with information regarding substantial damage, mitigation measures, repetitive loss and cost associated with compliance to floodplain management ordinances.
This form is used to recommend to the insurer the amount of payment for a loss, and apportionment when a property is covered by two or more insurance companies.
The Adjusters Report/Certification documents the insured property's location, date and type of loss, and summarizes replacement cost and A.C.V. for buildings, structural, contents and additional living expense, with line item detail.
