A short, curated list of free, reputable places to learn about your rights, prepare for a loss, and get help with a property insurance claim. We point you to them because being a good resource is part of being your Ally — whether or not you ever hire us.
These are independent, third-party organizations. Ally Public Adjusting does not control, endorse, or receive payment from them, and this page is general information — not legal advice or a referral. Please confirm current details on each site.
Advocates for policyholders
A national 501(c)(3) consumer nonprofit. Free claim guidance, the Roadmap to Recovery® program, and state-by-state help. Does not sell insurance or take insurer money.
uphelp.orgA nonprofit watchdog promoting honesty and best practices in property-loss adjusting, and reporting insurance fraud against property owners. Takes no insurer funding.
apassociation.orgInsurance regulators
Every state has an insurance department that answers consumer questions and takes complaints about claims and insurers. Use the NAIC's official map to reach yours — wherever your property is.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners' map to every state's insurance regulator — to ask questions about your policy or file a complaint about a claim or insurer.
naic.orgLearn about claims
Plain-English insurance basics and disaster-preparedness guidance for consumers, including how to file a claim after a disaster.
iii.orgA long-running policyholder-attorney blog (Merlin Law Group) on property-insurance claims, denials, delays, and coverage disputes. Independent law firm — not affiliated with Ally.
propertyinsurancecoveragelaw.comPrepare & recover
FEMA's official preparedness site — how to plan for and recover from disasters, by hazard type.
ready.govThe U.S. government's single access point to find and apply for disaster help across federal programs.
disasterassistance.govProfessional standards
National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters — professional standards, ethics, continuing education, and a public-adjuster directory.
napia.comGeorgia Association of Public Insurance Adjusters — licensed Georgia adjusters, a member directory, and consumer information on hiring a public adjuster.
gapia.orgFlorida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters — education, a code of ethics, and consumer resources for policyholders.
fapia.netProud members
Links on this page are to independent third-party organizations. Ally Public Adjusting does not control or endorse their content and receives no payment for listing them. This page is general information, not legal advice. Ally is not a law firm.
