Fema Flood Zone Determination

Myfloodstatus is a flood zone determination company. It is also recommend that you acquire fema 186, mandatory. Please contact us at info@nationalflooddata.com for access to this new service.

We will gladly answer them! The fema standard flood hazard determination form is used by federally regulated lending institutions when making, increasing, extending, renewing or purchasing a loan for the purpose of determining whether flood insurance is required and available. A flood map specialist and/or a certified floodplain manager manually research each property ensuring unmatched accuracy including:

A letter of final determination (lfd) is a letter fema mails to the chief executive officer of a community stating that a new or updated flood insurance rate map (firm) or digital flood insurance rate map (dfirm) will become effective in six months.

Flood hazard areas identified on the flood insurance rate map are identified as a special flood hazard area (sfha). Or put another way, it is ‘determined’ that your property is in a specific flood zone. A letter of final determination (lfd) is a letter fema mails to the chief executive officer of a community stating that a new or updated flood insurance rate map (firm) or digital flood insurance rate map (dfirm) will become effective in six months. If you believe your property was incorrectly identified as a special flood hazard area (sfha) by the national flood insurance program (nfip), you may submit an application to fema for a formal determination of the property's location and/or elevation relative to the sfha.