Eligibility Requirements

for 2023 and 2024 Storms

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

The program focuses on serving households that meet the following criteria:

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You owned and occupied your property at the time of 2023 and 2024 Storms, and you still own the property.

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Your household is income-qualified.
“Income-qualified” means your household income meets HUD’s low- and- moderate-income requirements.

For details, contact the program at 888-530-3025

Households earning more than the income limits are not prohibited from applying, as noted above and will be served after households that are more vulnerable and at-risk have been prioritized.

View HUD’s income-limit information for households with 1-8 members

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Your home still has documented and unrepaired damage from 2023 and 2024 Storms.

Before You apply

Gather the following required documents:

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Valid Photo I.D. and Proof of Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Resident Status for Applicant

You’ll need a valid Photo I.D. and Proof of Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Resident Status for Applicant

Income Documentation for All Adult Household Members (18+)

Most recent tax returns (IRS 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ) signed and submitted, OR
Documentation of Income

Proof of All Insurance Covering the Damaged Property

Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Number
Flood Insurance Policy Number

Proof of Ownership

You’ll need to provide proof of ownership

Proof of Primary Residence

Additional Required Documents (if applicable)

Households with children under the age of 18 must submit:

Birth certificate, U.S. Passport or State-issued ID for at least one child

If a household member is disabled, provide 1 of the following:

Social Security Disability Statement
Letter from doctor stating applicant qualifies as disabled
Verification of Disability Form
Disability exemption on homesteaded property

Applicant’s Power of Attorney documentation

Applicant’s Power of Attorney documentation necessary in certain situations

Proof of Damage and Benefit Information:

(Provide all that apply)

Insurance claim information
FEMA award letter
SBA award letter
Certification of damage

Certifications and Authorizations

Consent and Release of Personal Information Form
Fraud Acknowledgement Regarding False or Misleading Statements Certification
Right of Entry (ROE) Permit Form

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Helpful additional information

Visit our frequently asked questions page for more information on the documents necessary to complete your application.
After your initial application is submitted, a Rebuild Florida Case Manager will advise you of any additional required documentation.
Translation services are available through the Rebuild Florida Customer Center 888-530-3025 and at Rebuild Florida Centers
Questions can be sent to [email protected]
All information provided to the program will be verified.
For additional program information and updates, visit RebuildFlorida.gov.

For more, visit the resources page