Get Crop Hail, Grain Fire Application - Nau Country

This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for completing the Crop Hail, Grain Fire Application with NAU Country online. Whether you're familiar with insurance forms or this is your first time, this resource will help ensure you fill out the application accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Crop Hail, Grain Fire Application and open it for editing.
2. Select the appropriate insurance provider by checking the box for either Fergus Farm Mutual, NAU Country Insurance Company, or QBE Insurance Corporation.
3. In the insured information section, enter your agency details, including your policy number, MPCI policy number, name, identification number, street or mailing address, city, state, zip code, and phone number.
4. Provide crop year information along with the social security number, employer identification number, and risk assessment number.
5. Indicate if this is a new application, renewal, or change, and select the type of insurance you are applying for, whether it is Crop-Hail, Easyhail, or another type.
6. Fill out the sections for county name, and if applicable, township, range, section, and quarter details for your farm.
7. Detail the specifics of your crops by entering the crop name, practice, policy form, endorsement, total acres, share percentage, and the amount insured per acre for each crop.
8. Answer the questions regarding previous hail damage, additional purchased insurance, and additional acres not included in the application.
9. Acknowledge premium payment terms and sign the applicant's name along with the date. Make sure your agent also signs and dates the application.
10. Once you have completed all fields, review the application for any errors, then save changes, and you will have the option to download, print, or share the completed application.

For efficient and accurate processing, complete your Crop Hail, Grain Fire Application online today.