; or (2) is renting a property located in the area for which the major disaster was declared but does not have a written lease for such rental. In making a determination of whether occupancy or a rental tenancy exists for purposes of paragraphs (1) or (2), the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (referred to in this Act as FEMA) shall consider a wide range of evidence that demonstrates the existence of such occupancy or tenancy set forth in subsection (d). (d) Alternative forms of proof (1) In general In determining if an individual or family is eligible for housing assistance under subsection (c), the Administrator shall consider a sworn and notarized affidavit written by a licensed attorney that affirms such occupancy or tenancy by the individual who owns, possesses, and maintains the house or land and the presentation of one of the following documents to affirm proof of ownership of the individual named in the affidavit: (A) A utility (gas, electric, or water) bill with the name and address of the individual. (B) A merchant’s statement (credit card, delivery notice, or first class mail) with the name and address of the individual. (C) A pay stub from an employer with the name and address of the individual. (D) A current driver’s license or State-issued identification card of the individual. (E) The deed or title for the home or land. (F) Mortgage payment booklet or other mortgage documents. (G) Property title of mobile home certificate of title. (H) Real estate property tax receipts. (I) School registration for self, child, or children. (J) Will and testament with the name and address. (K) Medical records that list the name and address of the individual. (L) Charitable donation receipts that list the name and address of the individual. (M) Government assistance documents. (N) Any other documentation, certification, identification, or proof of occupancy or ownership not included on this list, that can reasonably link the person requesting assistance to the damaged property. (O) If records