- Address Change – When you move, be sure to change your address with a few government agencies so that you'll continue to receive mail and any government benefits at your new location.
- Bank Records – Financial tips and resources for disaster recovery.
(.PDF | requires Adobe Acrobat Reader ) - Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates – Get records based on the location of the birth, death, marriage, or divorce.
- Damaged Money – The Treasury Department will exchange mutilated or damaged U.S. currency.
- Document Restoration--Fire – The Library of Congress offers information on restoring fire-damaged documents and collections.
- Document Restoration--Flood – The National Archives offers information on how to care for your flood damaged photos, books, papers and more
- Drivers' Licenses and Vehicle Registration – Find your state's motor vehicle department to get or replace your driver's license and register your car.
- Federal Civilian Personnel Records – Go to the National Archives for guidance on requesting personnel records for former federal civilian employees. Current federal workers can get personnel records from their Human Resources office.
- Green Card Replacement – Get instructions on how to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged permanent resident card (green card).
- Medical Information Form – Download a form where you can record medical conditions and other health information for use in an emergency situation.
- Medicare Card Replacement – How to replace a lost, stolen or damaged Medicare card
- Military Service Records – How to get copies of military service records, to prove military service or for genealogy research
- Passport – Lost or stolen passports should be reported immediately. Contact the nearest U.S. embassy or Consulate if your passport is lost or stolen overseas.
- Savings Bonds Recovery – Cash and replace lost, stolen, or destroyed bonds.
- School Records – Contact your former school, or the appropriate school district if the school has closed.
- Social Security Card Replacement – How to replace a lost or stolen Social Security card
- Tax Return – Request a copy of your federal tax return from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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