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* Save the updated billing information and confirm the changes in the system.
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== Additional Details ==
* '''NFIP Guidelines Reference''': Guidance on billing information updates, including timelines and documentation requirements.
* '''Equinox Quick Guide''': Instructions for updating billing information in the platform.
* '''FAQs for Agents''': Common questions about billing updates (e.g., "What happens if the billing recipient’s information is incomplete?").




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Revision as of 09:40, 20 December 2024

This Equinox Procedure is for Agents. Find a complete list here.

NFIP Renewal Bills can be sent to the insured or other interested parties, such as a named mortgagee. This procedure will show how to update where the renewal bill will be sent.

Step 1: Check Out the Policy

* Log in to the Equinox platform and locate the policy requiring a billing update.
  • Open the policy record and review the current billing information.

Step 2: WHERE DOES ONE GO?

* Check out the policy record to make changes.
  • Ensure no other changes are being processed concurrently to avoid conflicts.

Step 3: Make Changes

* Navigate to the "Billing" section within the policy record.
  • Review the current billing recipient and associated details.

Step 4: Review and Submit

* Enter the updated billing recipient details, such as:
 * New name or address for the insured
 * Addition or update of a mortgagee or other interested party
  • Verify that the changes align with the policyholder’s instructions.


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This page contains details about NFIP Policy Changes.
Find more NFIP information in the How To Endorse section of the Flood Insurance Manual.