Get Rpc 2.1 English Selfcert Form Version 2 Adopted 05xx15.pdf

Filling out the RPC 2.1 English SelfCert Form is a crucial step for individuals seeking an exemption from the Fire Prevention Fee due to natural disasters. This guide will provide clear and detailed instructions to assist users in completing the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to successfully fill out the RPC 2.1 English SelfCert Form online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the RPC 2.1 English SelfCert Form and open it in your browser’s editor.
2. Locate the 'Request Date' field at the top of the form. Enter the current date when you are submitting the request for exemption.
3. Fill in the 'Name of Habitable Structure Owner' field with your full name as the owner of the affected property.
4. Provide your 'Phone Number' in the designated field for contact purposes.
5. In the 'Physical Address of the property' section, input the complete address where the natural disaster occurred.
6. Specify 'County' where the property is located, ensuring you select the correct jurisdiction.
7. Enter the 'Parcel Number or Decal Number' associated with your property to help identify it within county records.
8. Fill out the 'Current Mailing Address' field to provide where you currently receive correspondence.
9. In the section marked 'Date of incident that resulted in structure damage', write the date when the natural disaster occurred.
10. Check all applicable types of incidents in the 'Type of Incident' section, such as wildfire or earthquake, to indicate what caused the damage.
11. In the 'Description of damages' area, describe the extent of damage and why the structure is unsuitable for habitation.
12. Sign and date the section that certifies your ownership of the property and compliance with all required actions under PRC § 4291.
13. Once all fields are completed, you can save your changes, download the form for your records, print it for submission, or share it with relevant parties.

Complete the RPC 2.1 English SelfCert Form online today to ensure a timely review of your exemption request.