Get your SDRP Stage 2 farm disaster claim filed before August 12, 2026 — without touching a USDA portal.
You send us your crop-insurance policy, yield records, and acreage report. We run the eligibility screen, populate FSA-504 and every supporting form, get your specialist's sign-off, and file it under your FSA-211 authorization. You get a Filed Confirmation, not a login.
Stage 2 isn't automatic — and that's exactly why money is still sitting unclaimed
Deadline risk
SDRP Stage 1 mostly gets pre-filled and mailed by USDA. Stage 2 does not. If your crop insurance didn't fully cover a 2023 or 2024 loss — a shallow loss below your deductible, uninsured acres, or a quality loss — you have to file FSA-504 yourself, with FSA-578 (acreage report), AD-1026 (HELC/wetland certification), CCC-901/CCC-902 (entity and payment eligibility), and, if your AGI-from-farming is 75% or higher, FSA-510 to qualify for the enhanced $900,000 (specialty crop) or $250,000 (other crops) payment cap instead of the standard $125,000 limit.
Every one of those forms has to line up — acreage claimed has to match your FSA-578, entity documentation has to be current, quality-loss claims need a TDN test or grading ticket. Miss one, and FSA sends the packet back for "incompleteness." Miss the August 12, 2026 close-of-business deadline entirely, and that program-year's relief is gone.
What your Completeness Pack includes
Eligibility memo
A plain-language read of which open programs — SDRP Stage 2, NAP, insurance-evidence coordination — your farm likely qualifies for, and why, before you pay for anything.
Populated federal forms
FSA-504 and every required supporting form, pre-filled from your own records — not a blank template you have to figure out yourself.
Indexed Evidence Bundle
Your yield, insurance, and acreage records organized and mapped to exactly what each program's eligibility rule requires.
Specialist Review
A named agricultural-loss documentation specialist checks eligibility logic and evidence sufficiency before anything is filed. No packet ships on an AI draft alone.
FSA-211-authorized filing
We file directly with your county FSA office under your signed Power of Attorney. You sign once — we handle the submission.
Filed Confirmation
Proof of submission plus your copy of the complete packet, delivered the day it's filed.
How it works
Eligibility Screen
5 questions, plain-language read of what you likely qualify for.
Intake
Send your existing records — no new software to learn.
Specialist Review
Your named specialist signs off before anything is filed.
Filed
Submitted under your FSA-211 authorization; you get a Filed Confirmation.
Pricing — flat, quoted before we start, never hourly
| Service | Price | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Free Eligibility Screen | $0 | 5-question intake, instant plain-language read |
| Single-Program Completeness Pack (e.g., SDRP Stage 2) | $1,200–$2,500 | Flat, per farm operation, per program-year |
| Multi-Program Bundle (SDRP + NAP + insurance evidence) | $2,500–$5,000 | Flat, per farm operation, per program-year |
| Portfolio / Multi-Entity (5+ FSA farm numbers) | $4,000–$15,000 | Flat, volume-tiered, per portfolio |
| Insurance Claim Evidence Coordination (add-on) | $500–$1,500 | Organizing evidence for your own licensed adjuster — never adjusting the claim |
| Next-Cycle Monitor | $99–$299 | Per month, opt-in, alerts you when a new program opens |
Our guarantee
A complete, FSA-format-compliant filing inside your program's filing window — or that pack's fee is refunded in full. This is a completeness-and-timeliness guarantee: we cannot guarantee what FSA or your insurer ultimately pays — only FSA and your Approved Insurance Provider make that determination. Out-clause: you can end the engagement before filing with no further obligation beyond work already completed, and you keep every document we've prepared.
Proof, as it happens
AgReliefClear is opening its first pilot cohort now. We won't invent results we don't have yet — here's exactly what will fill in as real filings happen:
Questions farmers actually ask
I already have crop insurance — can I still get SDRP Stage 2?
Yes. Carrying insurance doesn't disqualify you from Stage 2 — Stage 2 exists specifically for shallow losses below your deductible, uninsured acres, or quality losses your policy didn't fully cover. Your free Eligibility Screen checks this against your actual coverage level.
How do I know you're legally allowed to file this for me?
You sign an FSA-211 Power of Attorney — USDA's own official mechanism for letting an authorized representative file on your behalf. It's scoped to what you authorize, and it's revocable at any time.
Will you tell me exactly how much money I'll get?
No — and be cautious of anyone who promises that. Only FSA and your Approved Insurance Provider make payment determinations. We tell you which programs you likely qualify for and file a complete, accurate packet; the payment amount is theirs to decide.
Do I have to use a portal or dashboard?
No. You send documents through a simple upload link or email — no account, no software to learn. Your specialist and our team do the filing work.
What if FSA rejects my application?
If a rejection is due to our error, we refile at no additional charge. If FSA denies the underlying application, you have appeal rights through the National Appeals Division (NAD) — we help organize your evidence file and refer hearing representation to qualified agricultural legal counsel.
Can you help with my crop-insurance claim directly?
We organize and index the evidence your licensed adjuster needs — but only your Approved Insurance Provider's state-licensed adjuster can make a coverage or payment determination. We never perform that role.
Free Eligibility Screen
5 questions. No commitment, no cost, no login required.
How we're allowed to help
AgReliefClear prepares and files documentation on your behalf under an executed FSA-211 Power of Attorney. AgReliefClear is not a licensed insurance adjuster, agent, or attorney, and does not adjust, approve, or guarantee any insurance or FSA payment. Final eligibility and payment determinations rest solely with FSA and your Approved Insurance Provider (AIP). This service does not constitute legal or insurance advice.
Where a formal insurance claim is involved, AgReliefClear organizes and presents evidence to your own licensed crop-insurance adjuster and never performs loss adjustment itself. Genuine legal disputes — including a National Appeals Division (NAD) hearing following a denied application — are referred to qualified agricultural legal counsel.