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Gather all of your legal documents (deed to house, loan paperwork, birth certificates, pictures, social security cards, insurance docs, car titles, and any othe
by techjuice 9y ago
Gather all of your legal documents (deed to house, loan paperwork, birth certificates, pictures, social security cards, insurance docs, car titles, and any other documents and valuables), blankets, computers, 5 to 7 days worth of clothes, some food, water, drinks, snacks and other digital devices. Insure they are all secured in the vehicle you are going to use to vacate the area.
Also insure you have video and pictures of the now to include the inside and outside of your home, vehicles and land along with what the neighbors homes looked before you vacate the area.
Once you are sure you have everything, fill up on gas if possible and vacate the area and check the safety status of the area many miles away from the fire. To be safe go to a different county or city far away from the flames.
- monk_e_boy 9y agoTake photos of everything and sync them with the cloud. Documents, hard copy photos, drivers licence, certificates. Everything.
- KozmoNau7 9y agoGoogle Photos offers unlimited storage for free, as long as your pictures are smaller than 16MP.
- pvaldes 9y agoOr just give a DVD with the photos and videos to your sister or parents, or send it to a friend in another city. Encrypted if you prefer. Uploading photos of all your valuable items and your identity documents to internet could lead to a different category of big troubles.
- kichik 9y agoI agree. You should take pictures of any valuables you leave behind so it'd be easier to prove you owned them to the insurance. Take pictures of serial numbers when possible.
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- caf 9y agoSomething people frequently overlook - take photos of all your clothes (or at least count each item), because replacing an entire wardrobe of clothes is expensive and remembering everything you had is very difficult.