Who can file the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?

A qualifying veteran or eligible surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner may use the claim to request a property tax deduction.

What documents may need to accompany the claim?

The instructions list possible proof of military service, relationship, property ownership, and residency. The assessor or collector may require documents to establish eligibility.

Do I need a notary for the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?

No. The form calls for a signature and date, not notarization. Its certification is considered as if made under oath.

How do I submit the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?

File the completed claim with the municipal tax assessor or collector. Follow the filing periods stated in the form and attach photocopies of documents needed to establish eligibility.

Oradell, MT · Bergen County

No notary required

Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim

Veterans and eligible surviving partners use this claim to request a property tax deduction from the municipal tax assessor or collector.

What this form is

This claim requests a property tax deduction for a qualifying veteran or surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner. It asks for claimant and property details, the deduction year, military service, ownership, residency, and other property deductions. The instructions describe eligibility and filing periods, and list supporting documents that may be attached, such as military records and proof of ownership or residency.

Who needs it

A veteran or eligible surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner who claims the deduction for property in Oradell should file this claim.

How to submit it

File the completed claim with the municipal tax assessor or collector. The form gives filing periods for each office and says photocopies of documents needed to establish eligibility may be attached.

About notarization

This claim is signed and dated without a notary; its certification is considered as if made under oath, and the form does not request a notarial act.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Claim
Download the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim.
2
Complete The Claim
Fill in claimant and property details, the deduction year, and the requested service, ownership, and residency information.
3
Gather Supporting Documents
Attach photocopies of documents needed to establish eligibility, such as military records or proof of ownership and residency.
4
File With The City
File the completed claim with the municipal tax assessor or collector during the filing period stated in the form.

Frequently asked questions

Who can file the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?: A qualifying veteran or eligible surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner may use the claim to request a property tax deduction.
What documents may need to accompany the claim?: The instructions list possible proof of military service, relationship, property ownership, and residency. The assessor or collector may require documents to establish eligibility.
Do I need a notary for the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?: No. The form calls for a signature and date, not notarization. Its certification is considered as if made under oath.
How do I submit the Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim?: File the completed claim with the municipal tax assessor or collector. Follow the filing periods stated in the form and attach photocopies of documents needed to establish eligibility.

Need something notarized?

This Veteran's Property Tax Deduction Claim doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Oradell form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.