The NFIP Bulletin Archive contains official bulletins issued to adjusters and Write-Your-Own (WYO) companies. These bulletins provide updates on policy changes, procedure revisions, deadline extensions, and claims handling guidance. Staying current with these bulletins is essential for compliance and accurate claim processing.

This is the standard FEMA-issued Proof of Loss form used in NFIP flood claims. It must be completed, signed by the policyholder, and submitted within the required deadline to support payment. Adjusters are responsible for helping ensure the information is accurate, complete, and submitted on time as part of the claim file.

This page lists all current and historical FEMA disaster declarations by state and disaster type, including floods, hurricanes, and severe storms. It’s a useful reference for adjusters tracking active deployments, understanding which areas are federally declared, and verifying eligibility for NFIP claim activity.

NOAA provides real-time flood data, river forecasts, rainfall totals, and predictive tools that help adjusters assess flood impact and timing. These tools support documentation, validate cause of loss, and give valuable context during field inspections or claim reviews. Especially useful when working active CAT zones or pre-storm planning.

NACA is a professional organization for independent and catastrophe adjusters, including those handling flood claims. It offers continuing education, annual conferences, and networking opportunities with firms and carriers. Membership provides access to adjuster directories, deployment leads, and industry updates. A useful resource for staying connected, sharpening skills, and growing your presence in the adjusting community.

This brochure gives a high-level overview of what’s covered and what’s not under a Standard Flood Insurance Policy. It breaks down coverage limits, types of property protected, and common exclusions in plain language. A useful reference for understanding the basics before or after a flood event.

This one-page reference outlines the key steps in the NFIP flood insurance claims process from reporting your loss to receiving payment. It’s a quick and clear overview that helps you understand what happens when, what to expect from your adjuster, and how to avoid delays during your claim.

If you disagree with a flood claim decision, FEMA offers a formal appeals process. This page explains how to submit an appeal, what documentation is needed, and how the review process works. It’s a helpful resource if you feel your claim was underpaid or denied and want to request a second look.

This official guide from Ready.gov offers straightforward steps to prepare for a flood, stay safe during one, and recover afterward. It covers how to protect your home, create an evacuation plan, build an emergency kit, and what to do if you’re displaced. A great resource to bookmark before storm season.

This is the official source for real-time hurricane tracking, forecasts, and alerts from the National Hurricane Center. It includes storm maps, projected paths, intensity updates, and preparedness tips. Ideal for staying informed before, during, and after any coastal storm or hurricane.

Created by the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH), this guide offers practical tips to strengthen your home before a storm. From roof tie-downs to window protection and yard cleanup, it walks you through smart steps to reduce damage during hurricanes and severe weather. A go-to resource for storm season preparation.