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Residents rejected for FEMA aid to repair homes damaged by Hurricane Ida have until Wednesday to appeal.

California residents affected by recent severe storms that receive a determination letter from the Federal Emergency Management Agency that explains they are ineligible for assistance can appeal that decision.

Online You may apply for hurricane disaster assistance at DisasterAssistance.gov. By phone You can call FEMA toll-free at 800- 621-3362 to apply for assistance or check your application status. In person You can visit a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center. To look up DRC locations: ¦ Visit DisasterAssistance.gov ¦ Check FEMA’s mobile app ¦ Or call

Victims of Hurricane Ian who have applied for assistance from FEMA may be denied help, but FEMA does have a process to appeal decisions on ineligibility.

If you receive a letter from FEMA and don’t know what steps to take next we’re here to help. Over the phone, in person and online. If you were turned

Eastern Kentucky flood survivors who applied for assistance from FEMA will receive a letter from FEMA in the mail or via email.

Oklahoma residents who don’t agree with FEMA’s assistance decision can submit an appeal and have their case reconsidered. Follow these steps to file a successful appeal.

Survivors of the deadly December 2021 tornadoes that swept through Western Kentucky have until Feb. 11 to apply for financial help from FEMA.

Western Kentucky residents who applied for assistance with FEMA following the Dec. 10, 2021, severe storms and tornadoes and received a determination letter regarding their eligibility should read the letter

With a little over a month having gone by since December’s deadly tornado outbreak across western and central Kentucky, the deadline to apply for governmental aid is coming up.