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This document provides the Federal Emergency Management Agency\'s determination regarding a request for a Letter of Map Amendment for the property described. It details the legal property description

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How to fill out letter of map amendment

1. Obtain a copy of the current flood map from the appropriate local government agency or FEMA website.
2. Identify the property in question on the flood map to determine its current designation.
3. Gather necessary documentation, including elevation certificates, surveys, and any other relevant information that supports your claim for amendment.
4. Complete the appropriate FEMA form (usually the MT-EZ or MT-1 form) to initiate the LOMA request.
5. Include all supporting documentation along with the application form.
6. Submit the application and documentation to FEMA, either online through the FEMA Map Service Center or via postal mail.
7. Monitor the status of your application through the FEMA website or by contacting FEMA directly.

Who needs letter of map amendment?

1. Property owners whose property is incorrectly designated in a flood zone.
2. Individuals seeking to remove their property from a Special Flood Hazard Area.
3. Developers or builders needing clear title for future projects in flood zone areas.
4. Insurance policyholders looking to adjust their flood insurance rates.

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What is letter of map amendment?

A letter of map amendment (LOMA) is an official document issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) that conveys a determination that a property is not located within a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) as defined by the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM).

Who is required to file letter of map amendment?

Property owners or their representatives are typically required to file a letter of map amendment when they believe their property has been incorrectly designated as being in a flood zone.

How to fill out letter of map amendment?

To fill out a letter of map amendment, you must complete FEMA's LOMA application form, provide the necessary property information, submit any required supporting documentation such as surveys or elevation certificates, and pay any applicable fees.

What is the purpose of letter of map amendment?

The purpose of a letter of map amendment is to formally request and obtain a determination that a property is not subject to flood insurance requirements due to its location outside of the Special Flood Hazard Areas.

What information must be reported on letter of map amendment?

The information required on a letter of map amendment includes the property owner’s name, property address, legal description, FEMA map panel number, and elevation data, along with any relevant documentation supporting the request.