While foreign students may qualify for non-cash in-kind disaster relief (such as search and rescue, provision of food, water, sheltering, or emergency medical assistance), they do not qualify for cash assistance because their authorization to reside in the United States is based in part on the existence of an in-country support system.
If you are applying on your minor child’s behalf, you should provide his/her Social Security Number.
You can apply on behalf of your minor child (under 18 years of age) for FEMA cash assistance (Individuals and Households Program Assistance) if you live together. You will not have to provide any information on your immigration status or sign any documents regarding your status.
You may be eligible for short-term, non-cash, emergency aid provided by FEMA. You will not be personally eligible for FEMA cash assistance programs (Individuals and Households Program Assistance); however, you may apply on behalf of your U.S. citizen child, or another adult household member may qualify the household for assistance.
Yes, you may be eligible under many different programs run by state and local agencies and voluntary agencies for various types of cash assistance.
You must be a U.S. Citizen, Non-Citizen National, or a Qualified Alien in order to be eligible for FEMA cash assistance programs: Individuals and Households Program Assistance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance. A Qualified Alien1 includes anyone with legal permanent residence (“green card”). You will be asked to sign a Declaration and Release (FEMA Form 90-69 … Continued
Yes, any destroyed structures on a residential property that are at least 120 square feet can be included in Phase II.
City of Santa Rosa residents re-entering their homes deemed safe for occupancy in a controlled access area who find they are without water should follow the directions on the door tag from Santa Rosa Water before calling the water department. For all other questions regarding City of Santa Rosa water and sewer services call 707.543.3805 … Continued
The Assessor is working with Cal Fire and other county departments to identify all properties with over $10,000 in structure damage. The information we obtain from other agencies will aid us in applying large-scale property tax reductions without taxpayers needing to file paperwork with our offices. However, if you prefer, you may choose to complete … Continued
FEMA coordinates the Federal Government’s role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of, responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters. SBA, on the other hand, is the Federal Government’s primary source of money for the long-term rebuilding of disaster-damaged private property. SBA helps homeowners, renters, businesses, and non-profit organizations repair or replace real estate, … Continued
