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The Iowa FAIR Plan Association provides basic dwelling, home, and commercial property insurance to qualified applicants who cannot find insurance in the voluntary market. Before applying for coverage with the Iowa FAIR Plan, we recommend that you consider the following steps.

1. Contact your current insurance agent and ask if there is anything you can do to keep your current coverage, such as replacing an old roof, cleaning debris from the property, removing animals, etc.

2. Ask your insurance agent or any Iowa licensed insurance agent to apply for coverage in the voluntary market.

3. If you cannot find voluntary coverage, ask any licensed insurance agent for assistance in applying for coverage through the Iowa FAIR Plan Association. Only a licensed insurance agent can submit applications to the Iowa FAIR Plan Association. We do not sell directly to the public.

Contact us if you have any questions or need assistance.  https://iowafairplan.com/contact/

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