Text: GFIP Eligibility Requirements VOICE OVER: To be eligible for the GFIP, disaster survivors must have flood damage Must have flood damage caused by that was caused by a Presidentially-declared a Presidentially-declared disaster major disaster, reside in a Special Flood Reside in a SFHA Hazard Area (SFHA), and be referred for IHP. Be referred for IHP A special flood hazard area is an area that is at high-risk for flooding and where flood insurance is required as a condition of receiving disaster assistance through the IHP. Not every applicant may be considered for the GFIP, only those with flood insurable losses Text: Not every applicant may be considered from a declared disaster event. for the GFIP, only those with flood insurable losses from a declared disaster event VOICE OVER: Disaster survivors living outside special flood hazard areas are not eligible for the GFIP nor can they purchase a GFIP. If they choose to obtain flood insurance, they may be able to purchase it individually through a private insurer of their choosing. Text: GFIP Does Not Apply The GFIP does not apply when: flooding is not part of the disaster declaration; flooding is a Flooding not part of declaration part of the declaration, but an applicant has no Flooding is part of declaration but flood damage to their home; or an applicant Applicant has no flood damage has damage to items that cannot be insured by Damaged items cannot be insured by the NFIP. NFIP [TITLE SCREEN] Implementation of the GFIP Text: Group Flood Insurance Policy VOICE OVER: The term of the GFIP is three years and begins after a sixty-day waiting 3 year term period from the disaster declaration date. Begins 60 days after disaster declaration date
Text: GFIP Eligibility Requirements Must have flood damage caused by a Presidentially-declared disaster Reside in a SFHA Be referred for IHP Text: Not every applicant may be considered for the GFIP, only those with flood insurable losses from a declared disaster event VOICE OVER: To be eligible for the GFIP, disaster survivors must have flood damage that was caused by a Presidentially-declared major disaster, reside in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), and be referred for IHP. A special flood hazard area is an area that is at high-risk for flooding and where flood insurance is required as a condition of receiving disaster assistance through the IHP. Not every applicant may be considered for the GFIP, only those with flood insurable losses from a declared disaster event. Text: GFIP Does Not Apply Flooding not part of declaration Flooding is part of declaration but Applicant has no flood damage Damaged items cannot be insured by NFIP VOICE OVER: Disaster survivors living outside special flood hazard areas are not eligible for the GFIP nor can they purchase a GFIP. If they choose to obtain flood insurance, they may be able to purchase it individually through a private insurer of their choosing. The GFIP does not apply when: flooding is not part of the disaster declaration; flooding is a part of the declaration, but an applicant has no flood damage to their home; or an applicant has damage to items that cannot be insured by the NFIP. [TITLE SCREEN] Implementation of the GFIP Text: Group Flood Insurance Policy 3 year term Begins 60 days after disaster declaration date VOICE OVER: The term of the GFIP is three years and begins after a sixty-day waiting period from the disaster declaration date.
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