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FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY ELEVATION CERTIFICATE National Flood Insurance Program IMPORTANT: Follow the instructions on pages 19. OMB No. 16600008 Expiration

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How to fill out a final elevation certificate:

1. Obtain a copy of the elevation certificate form from the relevant local authority or engineering department. This form can usually be found on their website or can be requested in person.
2. Begin by entering the basic information required on the form, such as the property owner's name, address, and contact information. Make sure to double-check the accuracy of this information before proceeding.
3. Next, provide the date of the certificate and the project number if applicable. These details help to keep track of the certificate and link it to the correct project.
4. Proceed to fill out the section that asks for details about the building or structure, including the type of occupancy, the number of floors, and the construction type. This information helps determine the vulnerability of the building to flooding.
5. Provide information about the lowest floor elevation, including both the floor elevation and the datum used to establish it. This helps identify the potential risk of flooding to the building.
6. If available, include any additional information about flood openings and vents, which can affect the hydrostatic pressure on the structure during a flood event.
7. Complete the section on the base flood elevation and flood zone, if known. This information is provided by the local floodplain administrator and helps determine the flood risk for the property.
8. Attach any necessary supporting documents, such as site plans or elevation drawings, to the certificate if required by the local authority.
9. Sign the certificate and have it certified by a licensed professional, such as a land surveyor or registered engineer who is authorized to complete elevation certificates.
10. Make copies of the completed certificate for your records and submit the original to the appropriate local authority or engineering department.

Who needs a final elevation certificate:

1. Property owners in flood-prone areas may need a final elevation certificate. These areas are typically determined by local floodplain administrators or federal agencies responsible for flood management.
2. Homeowners who have obtained flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) are often required to have a final elevation certificate to determine their insurance rates accurately.
3. Builders, architects, and engineers involved in new construction or substantial improvements to a building located in a flood zone may also be required to provide a final elevation certificate.
4. Local and state governments use final elevation certificates to assess the flood risk in their jurisdictions and make informed decisions regarding building codes, development regulations, and emergency management plans.
5. Lenders may request a final elevation certificate when considering providing a mortgage or loan for a property located in a flood zone. This helps them assess the potential risk and determine appropriate insurance coverage.

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Final elevation certificate is a document that shows the final elevation of a property after construction or improvements.

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Property owners or developers are typically required to file the final elevation certificate.

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Final elevation certificates are typically filled out by licensed surveyors, engineers, or other qualified professionals.

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The purpose of the final elevation certificate is to provide proof of the property's elevation in relation to flood zones and insurance requirements.

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Final elevation certificates typically include information such as property location, elevation data, flood zone designation, and property owner information.