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07-13-2006, 10:19 AM
HURRICANE EVACUATION
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS TO BE TAKEN ALONG
Once the contact point has been determined, it is time to
consider what you need to take with you in an evacuation.
Store these items together so they can be found easily in a
hectic situation. These items include, but are not limited to:
Records of marriage, birth, death, child support, and other
difficult to replace items.
Insurance documents for the home, vehicles, life and health.
Written list of all prescription medications taken by any family
member that requires regular medication.
Immigration papers, visa or citizenship papers if you were not
born in the United States.
Passports of any family members that hold a valid passport.
Proof of ownership of vehicles and real property.
Business or professional licensing documentation.
Any other paperwork that is difficult or impossible to replace.
Medical records if any family member has a life-threatening
disease or disorder.
Identification and Social Security cards.
Current financial information.
Your personal address/telephone books.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS TO BE TAKEN ALONG
Once the contact point has been determined, it is time to
consider what you need to take with you in an evacuation.
Store these items together so they can be found easily in a
hectic situation. These items include, but are not limited to:
Records of marriage, birth, death, child support, and other
difficult to replace items.
Insurance documents for the home, vehicles, life and health.
Written list of all prescription medications taken by any family
member that requires regular medication.
Immigration papers, visa or citizenship papers if you were not
born in the United States.
Passports of any family members that hold a valid passport.
Proof of ownership of vehicles and real property.
Business or professional licensing documentation.
Any other paperwork that is difficult or impossible to replace.
Medical records if any family member has a life-threatening
disease or disorder.
Identification and Social Security cards.
Current financial information.
Your personal address/telephone books.
Received in email