Feds extend deadline for NC flood insurance claims

 Friday, November 25, 2011

 Bloomberg Businessweek

People in North Carolina looking to file flood insurance claims related to Hurricane Irene now have more time to do it. The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Wednesday it is extending the deadline to Jan. 23. The extension is being granted in North Carolina and 14 other states because people have been reporting problems filing the claim, known as a proof of loss.
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