Home Repair Funds Available for Hurricane Matthew Damage, Application Center Scheduling Appointments
This assistance is made possible by
Funds will assist residents with housing repairs, homeowner reimbursement and other housing-related needs. See the attached "Available Programs" document for a detailed listing of assistance programs available. For more information, visit rebuild.nc.gov/apply.
How to Apply for Help
To begin the application process, residents must schedule an appointment with an application specialist by calling 910-550-1155 during normal business hours. The Cumberland County Application Center is located at the
Application specialists will meet with applicants in person and guide them through the full application process. Applicants can expect to spend two hours completing their application during their appointment.
What to Bring to the Appointment
Applicants will need to bring a as many of the following items as they can:
Photo ID
Proof of residency and proof of residency during Hurricane Matthew
Photos of damage
Tax return or last three pay stubs
Proof of ownership
Insurance payments
Copies of other assistance received
Proof of current mortgage payments.
A checklist of all these items is attached.
How Applications Are Reviewed
The application process is the first step in applying for housing-recovery assistance. Once all the required information and documents are provided, each person's file will be reviewed for eligibility.
At each step of the process, applicants will have an opportunity to learn the status of their application. Timing of results will depend on several factors, including how soon people submit an application and how much of the required information they are able to provide.



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