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There are three standard policy forms for insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program. Copies may be obtained directly from the Fema.Gov website in PDF format:
The Dwelling Policy Form may be issued to homeowners, residential renters and condominium unit-owners, owners of residential buildings containing two to four units.
In communities participating in the NFIP Regular Program 2 or Emergency Program 3 the dwelling policy provides building and/or contents coverage for:
The General Property Policy Form may be issued to owners or lessees of non-residential buildings or units, or residential condominium buildings that are uninsurable under the RCBAP.
In communities participating in the NFIP Regular Program 2 or Emergency Program 3 the General Property Policy provides building and/or contents coverage for these and similar "other residential" risks:
And non-residential risks:
The Residential Condominium Building Association Policy Form may be issued to condominium associations to insure eligible residential condominium buildings.
In participating NFIP Regular Program 2 communities only, provides building coverage and, if desired, coverage of commonly owned contents for residential condominium building with 75% or more of its total floor area in residential use.
1 Information on this web page derived from the FEMA.GOV website, at the time of the authorship of this web page. For current information, consult FEMA.GOV, directly.
2 Regular Program - The final phase of a community's participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. In this phase, a Flood Insurance Rate Map is in effect and full limits of coverage are available under the Act.
3 Emergency Program - The initial phase of a community's participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. During this phase, only limited amounts of insurance are available under the Act.
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