When you apply for FEMA assistance, FEMA will send you a letter that explains the aid you receive. Read this letter carefully – if it says you’re “ineligible,” it does not mean you’re denied. You may just need to send more information.
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Renters whose home or personal property was damaged in the back-to-back April and May storms, floods and tornadoes may be eligible for FEMA assistance.
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FEMA is hiring Oklahoma residents to help the state recover from the April-May storms and tornadoes.
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If you apply for FEMA assistance and indicate that you cannot or may not be able to live safely in your home, FEMA will perform an on-site inspection to verify the disaster-caused damage.
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If your insurance doesn’t cover your costs from Oklahoma’s tornadoes, FEMA may be able to help.
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