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Those whose homes suffered damages due to Sandy have 60 days to register for assistance

 

As the full extent of Hurricane Sandy's impact is still being uncovered, residents who lost homes or have suffered damage to them can apply to FEMA for help right now.

Registering your claim can be done online or by phone, and the process takes about 25-30 minutes, officials say.

The website is www.disasterassistance.gov. You can apply via your smartphone as well at m.fema.gov. To apply by phone, call 1-800-621-3362. People with speech or hearing disabilities should call 1-800-462-7585.

According to Scott Sanders, a FEMA spokesman, you have 60 days from the date of the disaster declaration to apply for help. For New Jersey residents, this means you have until Saturday, Dec. 29 -- 60 days from the date the disaster declaration was made, on Tuesday, Oct. 30.

In addition to assistance with the costs of repairing or replacing homes -- FEMA's website notes it is secondary coverage to homeowner's insurance -- FEMA provides rental assistance as well.

There is information you need when you apply for assistance. According to the FEMA website, www.disasterassistance.gov, you should have the following information available:

  • Your Social Security number.
  • Insurance information -- the type of insurance you have.
  • Your annual gross income.
  • Contact information where they can reach you, especially if you are displaced

You also must fill out and sign a Declaration and Release Form (OMB form 009-0-3), and send it to:

FEMA – Individuals & Households Program

National Processing Service Center, P.O. Box 10055, Hyattsville, MD 20782-8055

Or fax it to: 1-800-827-8112

Many towns will be holding information sessions with FEMA representatives in the coming days.

About this column: News and essential information about Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey. Related Topics: Hurricane Sandy

Michele White

2:59 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

I heard FEMA is useless at Drum Pt

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Rick

3:22 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

So do you have actual information or are you just spreading fear and uncertainty?

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Steve S

5:54 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

First, I want to thank all first responders and other officials for all their efforts to help us all.

I own a second home on Ortley Beach that got 3 feet of water. I have some FEMA flood insurance that will probably cover my losses, assuming the building structure is sound.
My issue with FEMA and the authorities is this. FEMA provides NOTHING for people who own second homes on the barrier islands. That is the vast majority of the home owners. Why the authorities duck that issue I couldn't say, but it is a huge waste of time for everyone to go through thec FEMA process for NOTHING.

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Joiseymom

7:17 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

@Steve. Excuse me, but why the heck should FEMA provide anything for second homes?? A second home is a luxury, not a necessity. FEMA is there for disaters and necessities. You have a home to live in. How many, because of Sandy have NOTHING. Their needs come first. You have enough money for a second home, that is nice, then you should have had the insurance and the money to fix it and replace everything. FEMA is not there to replace luxury's.

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Steve S

10:38 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

Joiseymom,
Hello, did you read my email?
First, I'm not complaining that FEMA doesn't cover second homes. Remember, I said I have enough insurance overage. Rather, i'm annoyed that the politicians are grandstanding and misleading people, and that waste time for people like me, for FEMA, and for people like you.
Second, not everyone with a second home is rich. Many people worked very hard to get a small second home forvtheir family, and have mortgages to pay. We are the people who pay the taxes that are used to help people like you.

I don't begrudge you or anyone else FEMA assistance. I just want the truth out there.

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Joiseymom

8:36 am on Monday, November 5, 2012

@Steve: Yes, I read what you wrote "My issue with FEMA and the authorities is this. FEMA provides NOTHING for people who own second homes on the barrier islands. That is the vast majority of the home owners. Why the authorities duck that issue I couldn't say, but it is a huge waste of time for everyone to go through thec FEMA process for NOTHING." And again, FEMA shouldn't be and isn't for second homes. And people like me?? LOL..what is that supposed to mean? I pay taxes, hell, I live in Manalapan and pay loads of taxes. FEMA again is there to provide the basics and to help those that really need it.

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Maria smith

8:12 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

Joiseymom you sound like a jealous baby. I don't have enough money for a second home either but I am smart enough to know that people work damn hard to be able to provide anything for their family. Just because they have a summer get away doesn't mean they are millionaires and should be left to their own devises when disaster hits.

Dave Kreines

4:08 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Anything starting with "I have heard" is suspect.

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Rontr

4:12 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

fema kick my parents out , sent them to a shelter

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Brickstillinthedark

10:17 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Kicked them out of a home/.. ( they are not going to do that unless its a unsafe living condtions )
with no power no way to cook & no not water... to be warm & have food,,, that was def a bad call.!

sde

10:16 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Fema screwup Katrina, and they will surely be just as useless now. Good luck asking them for help! You might as well talking to black hole!

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Brickstillinthedark

10:23 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

fema was not to blame for the delay with katrina... they Gov, of New orleans delayed in delcaring it a disaster that has to be done before fema can step in...

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Maria smith

7:52 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

I have not heard one person say FEMA has helped them...let's hear from the people who FEMA has helped!!!! Oh right there are none...I'm tired of people who don't know telling me to call FEMA like they are magically going to appear with assistance. I'm tired of everyone thinking that FEMA is the miracle fix because they are no way near being that...so good luck! I'm tired of answering the question ..well, did you call FEMA ? And having o explain how I have and I don't qualify for assistance and I am certainly tired of the politicians propaganda how they are helping everyone because it's all lies..if someone actually benefitted from one of these programs please please please come forward and let us know how you got assistance and give the rest of us some useful info...everyone else shut up!!!!

Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

10:26 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

We face a long road back - but the journey is already begun. I see signs everywhere I've looked that we have already beaten this...communities joining together, helping one another. There has been much frustration - and, rightfully so. It's hard to understand the dynamics of the efforts so far - the reasons why certain areas were addressed sooner than others. Little has been left to chance, and none of the work done has been random.

People in towns everywhere have donated food, water, clothing, and, as importantly, time. The need will gradually diminish...but we can't let up. The cold weather is coming. There are many homes that will not be ready for months. Compassion for your neighbors is, and will continue to be, wholly necessary.

Work together - check on one another. Watch each other's backs. There is little time left before winter - and much to be done.

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

10:32 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Before the typical troll commentary begins - by "already beaten this", I mean EXACTLY THAT. We know what must be done, and it IS being done. IT is what happens from the neck up from now on that will determine how effective our efforts to rebuild our communities will be. You can curl up in a ball and sob, and wait for FEMA and the rest of the world to step in, or you can step up and make a difference yourself. Don't know what to do to help? Walk down to your firehouse - a church in your neighborhood - your community center.

If you are still in a situation where you have no heat and no power - button up your home and make for a shelter. Thousands are out there making sure the facilities are there for you. Don't be foolish and try to "tough it out". More harm will be done by hypothermia than by any other killer in this storm.

We will return to normal - some sooner than others. Be aware that MANY are a long way from "okay".

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

10:33 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

(why patch feels the need to approve comments out of order is beyond me)

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

10:39 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

* Part One - written during the eye of the storm...loaded from my Suburban, using the inverter and wireless.

So still, this morning, as I write this. My children are all accounted for. Annie and her roommates sheltered in place at Rowan, Jamie and hers at Rutgers. Oldest daughter, Kate, and her husband, Elio, survived without much hassel - they may even still have power. Sean and Meg are asleep on the floor in the living room, "camping out". He's such a good big brother.

Mary has finally fallen asleep, and so I lie here, knowingly using some of my last remaining battery power until I recharge with the inverter in the Suburban, "penning" these few lines, and trying to look ahead.

Many of our friends came through unscathed, but at least as many have suffered catastrophic, even total, losses - homes damaged and destroyed. In our recorded history, the Jersey Shore where I grew up, the towns I love, will never really be the same.

The best parts of our memories stay with us - and the worst. The mind is funny that way.
I remember an old friend speaking of the storm of 193=, and how the ocean and bay met, with water a foot high in the home he loved. He's gone, now, but the home remained - and, I hope I find out this week, still does.

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

10:40 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Part Two - from the eye of the storm....

Much criticism will come out of this week's clean-up. I hope that, when it is offered, there is a respect for those who are enduring and will endure the long-term aftereffects of this colossal storm. I hope that, for at least a week, the campaigning can be put on the back burner, and that we as neighbors can put aside our differences and help one another.

A few weeks from now, for most of us, the power will be on, the leaves will have been hauled away, and the debris. It will be an easy thing to put this storm behind us. For many, however, it's not the financial loss that they will face that is most daunting - in fact, for most, it will be an insured loss.

You can rebuild a house, but it is much harder to rebuild a home. How our attitudes shape the next few weeks will dictate the real toll of this storm.

Ask your township officials what you can do to help. For the most part, you may be told "We have it covered". Be thankful for that. Help where you can, especially for those of your neighbors less able than yourself.

Work together - clear the wrack, and rebuild.

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Denidemo

10:49 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012

I registered with FEMA easily via phone and got a response offering hotel shelter and help in transportation to hotel if needed. Though I have never had to deal with them until now....I am pleased with their response so far. Will inspect my home within 10 days (I am told).

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Shawn

10:58 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012

Denidemo I got the same offer but when you try and book the hotels FEMA allows they are all booked and have a waiting list that is so long they are no longer taking names. When you try and call FEMA back the automated line says due to large call volume to call back, it has been saying that for 2 days. Don't be fooled, just because you are granted a hotel doesnt mean you will find one. The FEMA website is misleading it says rooms are available femaevachotels.com

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brickmom3

3:27 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

called Thurs, unable to get threw ( still no power in Brick able to stay with family that has power) .. but kept trying Friday had about a 10 min wait .. ( I consider not bad considering the volume of people that need help & are trying to call) once the lady(shelly) answered she was extemely helpful( even lstened to me cry) I dont know the process & how long it wil take to get us the help we need.. But as far as the people answering the phones she was very sweet, couldnt as k for a nicer person to start the process

Domboss

11:07 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012

Shame on all of you for spreading fear and despair. There is enough to go around already without making people even more anxious and hopeless.
I agree with the folks who say, reach out and ask for help - and dont stop. In the meantime, reach out and help your neighbors and work together to do what you can for each other as well as other neighbors until more help arrives. This is an unprecendented situation and no one source (agencies or organizations outthere designed to help in disasters) can do it all to help everyone, immediately and speciifically. A lot of people are hurting and suffering. Shame on some of you. And the others - God bless and hang in there. Stay focused, stay active, take care of others and give.

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Suzanne

11:24 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012

I couldn't agree more. Why not focus on all the good that is being done? All the selfless acts of so many people should be fore front.

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brickmom3

3:30 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

AGREED!!! we have a great neigborhood really helping eachother, even though we are lucky enough to be staying some where that has electric we go into our neighborhood to help out one another...

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Maria smith

7:57 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

What is your hardship domboss?? Its usually the people not going through a hardship that are judging the emotions of those who are.

James Hare

1:03 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

We have families in our thoughts and prayers . May you all have the strength and courage to get through these difficult times
JP HareElectric 732-237-4978

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Howardlmn

1:12 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

I just got denied form FEMA. Reason? I have insurance. Because I don't own my home right out. DENIED. DENIED. Reason: I carry insurance. Who is giving me the minimum coverage. My lower level, finished and with a renter who is now displaced in a hotel, all my furniture, Flood insurance does not cover contents of a LL nor does it cover any refinishing costs to bring it back to where it was- just mechanicals. I was denied even temporary relocation money. Because Homeowners suppostedly covers it. But they don't actually, I wasn't given it. SO you see everyone, until you ACTUALLY KNOW, you cannot speculate.

FEMA denied me because I had insurance. Who won't be out here for at least 5 weeks they tell me. However my friend's house that they own outright, who got flooded, FEMA will pay for contents lost, relocation and 90% of rebuilding.

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Suzanne

5:03 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

I am sorry to say your facts are not quie right. Anyone can get flood insurance if you're willing to pay. There is basic flood which covers only up to $ 250,000 for the structure and installed items. So if it costs $ 300,000 to make it right your down $50,000. i believe they will loan you the $50,000 at .9%. If you don't have flood insurance you can get a low cost Federal loan. Then there is contents insurance which is $100,000. Max. You pay extra for that.
Regular homeowners and rental insurance do not cover flood. It's specifically exempted. I don't know if a renter in a flood zone can get their own "contents" insurance.
I would contact FEMA again and ask about a low cost loan to help replace your belongings. I'm sorry for your loss and frustration.
It's very frustrating for everyone. Who ever looked at their insurance policies before this?
On a light note - Are you still trying to put the light on?

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Tony T

5:21 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012

Was it a legal rental apartment.....were you declaring the income on your W2? Did your renter has insurance to cover his/her loss and emergency housing?

Howardlmn

1:19 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

to that not above, she get's covered BECAUSE SHE DID NOT INSURE HER HOUSE.

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Jerzymom

1:48 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

My friend just got a lot of help at Drum Point. There just as frasseled with people upset and angry. It's not their fault. Their here to help us not hurt us.

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maria cloud

3:16 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012

omg people,come together. work today, every person victim or helpers are human, the system is not exact....i have found that, if you make enough phone calls and advocate for your self or loved ones, something will work. Rome was not built in a day, nor will this tragety. time time time,. I Am a victim and a professional volunteer. Focus,keep positive, and don't give up trying.

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bob groder

9:35 am on Monday, November 5, 2012

last year during irena FEMA did reimburse me for some flood damage as i didnt have flood insurance. now that I have it they wont cover it unless you can prove they turned you down on a claim. The system isnt perfect and Fema isnt there to get paid back 100% of everything. its there for partial help. Im hoping they reimburse me for the hotel i had to stay in during sandy. i have an application submitted. I am awatiing a reply.

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Steve S

9:23 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

Joiseymom,
You still don't get it. I know FEMA is for people who are desperate. That is why the idiot politicians and people like you should make everyone aware that certain people shouldn't waste their time, or the time of the people administering the FEMA program, by filing a claim.
Does it make sense for tens of thousands of people who own 2nd homes to clog up the FEMA system by filing a claim, and then making calls to ask why they get nothing? Of course not.

FEMA is like welfare. It is to provide basic necessities to people who are stranded, and really need help.

What don't you get? My issue is with the useless politicians who can't provide basic information. It is NOT with people that need FEMA reliief. Get it now?

I'm glad to hear you pay taxes. Congratulations!

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Maria smith

8:05 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

Steve I agree ...I was led to beleive I would be helped by FEMA because of the propaganda of how FEMA will help anyone and everyone affected....please stop misleading the public. FEMA will only help you if you are below a certain income bracket ...first question they ask during your interview after your name is what is your household income? I don't see how that matters during a disaster. Businesses don't qualify for ANY assistance from FEMA. I know everyone is trying to help but please stop telling me to call FEMA !!!!!! And please get informed on who FEMA helps before you waste precious time depending on them.

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Robyn

10:32 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

It's true - we have gotten information from the TV News, newspapers, our beach association, township website AND our insurance company to "file a FEMA claim no matter what". Their thinking is that there is a time limit to file the claim with FEMA - some say 30 days after the disaster and some say 60, but after that, you can't file. So you file a claim and if you don't need it, or you don't qualify, oh well. So I have a secondary house on the barrier island, with very good homeowners and flood coverage (I haven't seen the house yet, so I have no idea if I need anything!), but when I called my insurance company, they also told me to file a FEMA claim. I know what FEMA does and doesn't do because I have family on the Gulf Coast who suffered varying degrees of property loss during Katrina. I didn't want to file with FEMA because I am warm and cozy in my primary residence, I have no idea if I have any damage (but you should open a claim with your homeowners and flood insurance, so I did that). My insurance is going to cover whataver losses I do have minus deductibles. So leave the FEMA efforts and funds to the people who need it! I have a feeling all of this is so FEMA can say "We processed ______ number of requests after Hurricane Sandy". Even if a high percentage of them were denied - the higher number looks good and probably gets them more funding!

DENNIS SYLVESTER

10:00 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

I'M A RESIDENT ON FARRAGUT DR. IN SHORE ACRES AREA. ON SUNDAY THE BRICK DRAGON FOOTBALL TEAM AND OTHER HIGH SCHOOL KIDS CAME TO MY BLOCK AND HELPED ANYONE WHO NEEDED IT. I AM SO PROUD OF THESE YOUNG PEOPLE I DON'T KNOW HOW TO PUT IT WORDS. THANK YOU ALL.

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John E

10:42 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

FEMA is to help if your home is destroyed. Not if a tree is down or your roof shingles blew off ( that's homeowners insurance). Most homes really in bad shape were along the coast..live near the water..expect floods ( need flood insurance). Also I think and know 50% of those homes along the shore where shut down ( summer homes)..yes they got damage and entitle for help..but its not like people were living in all those homes and needed help!

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John E

10:47 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

Most were vacation homes..the owners were high and dry in their other homes most likely...most shore parts..not all.

John E

10:52 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

The shore to me is walking distance to the ocean..other then that to me your not a home owner at the shore.

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

8:09 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012

TomT - many, MANY homes on the islands are two-family top-&-bottom structures - and the occupants are retirees who use the income from the rental unit earned during the summer, REPORTED ON SCHEDULE E - (you don't issue "yourself" a W2 <wages> statement, you "declare" rental income and expenses on Schedule E) - to cover the huge property assessments. There are many homes that are built where little bungalows were for decades before - the land/asset owned by the same families for generations.

Often, these "are" second homes because they are "shared" by multiple heirs - again, used for rental at times to offset tax costs. Otherwise, they may still be considered "first homes" if the owner lived there at least 183 days or more per year.

There was a huge flurry of speculative construction, capitalizing on greatly increased demand and rental income potential, converting many of these smaller bungalows. (I said "often", not "always", so no hair-splitting) in the late '80s through the '90s and into the 2000's. Some even opted for top and bottom "condominiums". Towns received the benefit of the higher ratables.

It is very rare that I have run across an applicant who did not correctly represent their rental earnings on their tax bill, because, without doing so, you cannot use that income to offset expenses when calculating ability to carry debt - in other words, to reduce the rate on the mortgage taken out to do the conversion in the first place.

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

8:23 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012

Part two - I have seen many such applications in the recent past, because rates have fallen so low...but with the losses on the islands in Irene and Sandy, few lenders are willing to stick their necks out on those properties - insured or not. The navigation of the application process for those homes is not for the faint of heart - especially now that the "short-cuts" of the Stated Income/Stated Asset and Stated Income/Verified Asset and other limited documentation products have evaporated.

How investors and insurers will handle this Spring's market, when the homes are sufficiently repaired to be appraised, remains to be seen.

I will be running for Congress again in two years - I am curious to see how the person who defeated me does in addressing the economy, social security, the lack of a budget due to 4 years of grid-lock, and the housing crisis - let alone the long-term effects of this storm and whatever may next come.

I hope, for all of us, he does a most excellent job. Forgive me if I have my doubts as to his abilities. We shall see.

Meanwhile, I'm back to what I do...

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Frederick John LaVergne for Congress

8:24 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012

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Edward Hotel

11:28 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

First of all FEMA has no money, it is OUR money! PLus, why is FEMA paying for private homes? FEMA is supposed to pay to get the infrastructure up and running, not private home repairs and replacements.

Private insurance is what should be covering homes, if you don't have private insurance you are out of luck.

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