Submit NFIP Cancellation Request

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This page contains information about the NFIP. Find more NFIP Resources.

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

This article outlines details about NFIP Cancellations for insurance agents.

Equinox NFIP Cancellation Procedure

  1. Access the Specific Policy
    • Navigate to the specific policy in Equinox where the cancellation process will be initiated.
    • Confirm that the policy details displayed are correct.
  2. Select the Appropriate Cancellation Reason Code
    • From the predefined list in Equinox, choose the reason code that corresponds to the circumstances of the cancellation.
    • Ensure the selected code aligns with the policyholder’s request and complies with NFIP guidelines.
  3. Upload Required Documentation
    • Gather all supporting documents necessary for the selected reason code (e.g., bill of sale, lender statement, proof of destruction).
    • Upload these documents directly to the policy in Equinox.
    • Verify that all uploaded files meet NFIP requirements and are legible.
  4. Complete the Cancellation Request Form
    • Fill out the cancellation request form within Equinox.
    • Ensure all required fields, such as cancellation effective date and policyholder information, are completed accurately.
  5. Obtain Necessary Signatures
    • Confirm that all required signatures, including the policyholder’s and/or agent’s, are present on the cancellation form.
    • If signatures are electronic, ensure they comply with Equinox’s authentication process.
  6. Submit the Cancellation Request
    • Review the completed cancellation request form and uploaded documents for accuracy.
    • Resolve any prompts or error messages in Equinox to address missing or incorrect entries.
    • Submit the request through Equinox for processing.
  7. Track Submission Status
    • Monitor the status of the request in Equinox to ensure it is being processed.
    • Follow up as necessary if additional documentation or corrections are requested by the insurer.