Upper Pittsgrove, MT · Salem County
Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption Claim
Disabled veterans and eligible surviving spouses, civil union partners, or domestic partners file this claim with the municipal tax assessor to request a dwelling property tax exemption.
What this form is
This claim requests a property tax exemption for a dwelling owned and occupied as a principal residence by an eligible disabled veteran or surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner. The form says to file it with the municipal tax assessor and may be filed at any time during the tax year. It asks for claimant, dwelling, disability, ownership, occupancy, and residency information, with supporting documents as applicable.
Who needs it
A qualifying disabled veteran or eligible surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner seeking an exemption for a principal-residence dwelling should file this claim.
How to submit it
File the completed claim with your municipal tax assessor at any time during the tax year. Attach copies of documents supporting eligibility as applicable.
About notarization
This claim is signed without a notary; its certification is considered made under oath and subject to penalties for perjury, and listed documentary proofs may be attached.
How to submit this form
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Download The Claim
Download the Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption Claim.
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Complete The Claim
Provide claimant and dwelling details and complete the sections about disability, ownership, occupancy, and residency.
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Gather Supporting Documents
Attach copies of applicable military, disability, ownership, residency, or relationship documents listed in the guidelines.
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Submit To The Tax Assessor
File the completed claim with your municipal tax assessor at any time during the tax year.
Frequently asked questions
- Who can file this property tax exemption claim?
- An eligible disabled veteran or surviving spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner may file if the claimant meets the form's ownership, occupancy, residency, and other eligibility requirements.
- What documents may I need to attach?
- The form lists supporting proofs such as military records, disability certification, ownership documents, residency evidence, and, for a surviving claimant, a death certificate and relationship documentation.
- Do I need a notary for the Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption Claim?
- No. The claim is signed without a notary, but its certification is considered made under oath and subject to penalties for perjury; attach applicable documentary proofs.
- How do I submit the claim?
- File the completed claim with your municipal tax assessor at any time during the tax year, attaching copies of documents supporting eligibility as applicable.
Need something notarized?
This Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption Claim doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Upper Pittsgrove form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.