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Due to the manner in which [[NFIP]] policies are issued, specific protocols must be followed when policies are being transferred between agencies or agents. | |||
This is different than transferring policies between policyholders, also known as "[[NFIP Policy Assignment|policy assignment]]". | |||
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Revision as of 13:15, 25 February 2025
Due to the manner in which NFIP policies are issued, specific protocols must be followed when policies are being transferred between agencies or agents.
This is different than transferring policies between policyholders, also known as "policy assignment".
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A tenant can purchase building coverage, but the building owner's name must be included as a named insured.
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Coverage for contents owned by the lessor must be written on a separate policy in the name of the lessor only. Lessors may not purchase building coverage if the owner or another party has purchased NFIP coverage on the same building.
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This page contains information about the NFIP. Find more NFIP Resources. |