Changes that became effective October 1st, 2018 (updated April 2019), are still in effect and provide flood insurance customers with greater freedom to choose their own Private Flood Insurance Provider. If certain conditions are met, customers are eligible to cancel/nullify their NFIP flood insurance policy.
Prior to NFIP’s 2018 changes, canceling an NFIP flood insurance policy was price prohibitive in many cases because no refunds were available. Now, flood insurance customers can choose to cancel their NFIP policy using Reason Code 26 (duplicate coverage) if they meet NFIP requirements.
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