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In SECTION 1, enter the property address, ZIP code, and unit number if applicable. Check the box if this is a co-op and fill in the borough, block, and lot numbers.
Move to SECTION 2 and check the boxes next to the exemptions you wish to remove. Provide a reason for removal by selecting option A or B and filling in any required details.
In SECTION 3, indicate who is submitting the application by selecting from the options provided. Ensure all signatories print their names, sign, and date the application.
Complete SECTION 4 with contact information for follow-up questions. Include your name, mailing address, phone number, and email address.
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