Learn how Los Angeles wildfire survivors can appeal FEMA denials, what documents you need, and where to get local support.

Viewers are voicing frustration after applying for FEMA assistance and getting denied. Investigative Reporter spoke with a FEMA denial expert for advice on how to appeal effectively.

SBP provides free help to applicants seeking assistance with FEMA appeal. You can reach out to them online. Email them at [email protected] or call by phone at 1-800-276-9511 .

FEMA Fact Sheet - How to Appeal FEMA’s Decision Learn more at fema.gov/disaster/4806 August 2024 2 By mail: FEMA Individuals & Households Program, National Processing Center P.O. Box 10055 ...

Whichever the case, once you’ve sent FEMA an appeal, you can expect a decision letter within 90 days after FEMA receives it. Reminders: The deadline to apply for FEMA disaster assistance is ...

But you have to apply to get help, and some people have already been denied. Some Oregon wildfire victims have applied for FEMA assistance and been denied. But if you received a letter that says ...

Over the past decade, FEMA's denials and reversals have caused uncertainty and anger in some communities, led to long rounds of appeals, strained local budgets, made it hard for some organizations ...

The money at stake in those cases was just a tiny fraction of the tens of billions of dollars FEMA paid out during the past 10 years. Yet the disputes may offer a glimpse of some of the challenges ...

On Aug. 15, FEMA denied an appeal from the Miami suburb and said it must repay $2 million it received nearly two decades ago to repair storm damage because it failed to adequately document work done.

A federal appeals court on Monday upheld FEMA's denial of a state request for $586 million to restore 16 islands and headlands along the southern part of the coast that were damaged by Hurricanes ...

On Aug. 15, FEMA denied an appeal from the Miami suburb and said it must repay $2 million it received nearly two decades ago to repair storm damage because it failed to adequately document work done.