Primary Residence - Revision history

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Impact on HFIAA Surcharge

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	== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==		== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==

	* '''Primary Residence''':		* Policyholders classified as having a primary residence are charged a reduced HFIAA surcharge of '''$25''' per policy term.
	** Policyholders classified as having a primary residence are charged a reduced HFIAA surcharge of '''$25''' per policy term.		* Non-primary residences incur a significantly higher HFIAA surcharge of '''$250''' per policy term.
	* '''Non-Primary Residence''':
	** Non-primary residences incur a significantly higher HFIAA surcharge of '''$250''' per policy term.

	~~Properly classifying a property as a primary residence minimizes costs for policyholders and ensures compliance with NFIP requirements.~~

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Primary Residence and Trusts

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	If the policyholder is a trust and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence, then the policy can show this. However, the following requirement must be met.		If the policyholder is a trust and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence, then the policy can show this. However, the following requirement must be met.
	* The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.		* The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.
	* The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust (documents required).		* The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust (trust documents required).

	== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==		== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==

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Primary Residence and Trusts

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	== Primary Residence and Trusts ==		== Primary Residence and Trusts ==

	If the policyholder is a trust and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence, then :		If the policyholder is a trust and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence, then the policy can show this. However, the following requirement must be met.
	* The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.		* The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.
	* The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust.		* The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust (documents required).

	== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==		== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==

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Primary Residence and Trusts

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	== Primary Residence and Trusts ==		== Primary Residence and Trusts ==

	* If the policyholder is a trust, and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence:		If the policyholder is a trust and the beneficiary resides in the home as a primary residence, then :
	** The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.		* The beneficiary must provide primary residence documentation.
	** The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust.		* The insurer must verify that the beneficiary is named in the trust.

	== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==		== Impact on HFIAA Surcharge ==

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Documentation Requirements

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	== Documentation Requirements ==		== Documentation Requirements ==

	* If the mailing address matches the property address:		If the mailing address matches the property address, then no additional documentation is required.
	** No additional documentation is required.
	* If the addresses differ:		If the addresses differ, then supporting documentation is required, such as:
	** Supporting documentation is required, such as:		* Homestead Tax Credit form.
	*** Homestead Tax Credit form.		* Vehicle registration.
	*** Vehicle registration.		* Proof of insurance for a vehicle.
	*** Proof of insurance for a vehicle.		* Documents showing school enrollment for children.
	*** Documents showing school enrollment for children.		* A signed and dated primary residence verification statement.
	*** A signed and dated primary residence verification statement.

	== Primary Residence and Trusts ==		== Primary Residence and Trusts ==

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	Properly classifying a property as a primary residence minimizes costs for policyholders and ensures compliance with NFIP requirements.		Properly classifying a property as a primary residence minimizes costs for policyholders and ensures compliance with NFIP requirements.

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	~~=== Summary ===~~		A '''primary residence''' is a building in which the policyholder or their spouse resides for:
	* A '''primary residence''' is a building in which the policyholder or their spouse resides for:		* '''More than 50%''' of the 365 days following the policy's effective date.
	** '''More than 50%''' of the 365 days following the policy's effective date.		* '''50% or less''' of the year if it is the policyholder's only residence and is not leased or used as rental property.
	** '''50% or less''' of the year if it is the policyholder's only residence and is not leased or used as rental property.

	==== Special Circumstances for Primary Residence Qualification ====		==== Special Circumstances for Primary Residence Qualification ====

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	Properly classifying a property as a primary residence minimizes costs for policyholders and ensures compliance with NFIP requirements.		Properly classifying a property as a primary residence minimizes costs for policyholders and ensures compliance with NFIP requirements.

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