Documentation

What is FEMA's response if documentation is insufficient?

FEMA's response to insufficientdocumentation includes issuing a Request for Information (RFI) for additionaldocumentation, potentially issuing a Determination Memo if necessarydocumentation is not provided, conducting compliance reviews to address noncomplianceissues, and providing appeal rights to applicants. ​ FEMA works with applicants to ensureaccurate reimbursement and may request technical assistance to improvedocumentation quality. ​

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