Form 3676-2025

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The document is a form issued by the Michigan Department of Treasury, known as Form 3676, which serves as an affidavit for property owners to attest that their qualified agricultural property will remain classified as such. It outlines the necessary information required from the property owner, including property details and certification of its agricultural status. The form must be filed with the county's register of deeds and local tax assessor to avoid statutory transfer of ownership implications. Additionally, it includes references to relevant Michigan Compiled Laws regarding qualified agricultural property.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Street Address of Property' in the designated field. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
Next, select the 'Name of County' from the dropdown menu to specify where the property is located.
Fill in the 'City/Township/Village Where Real Estate is Located' by selecting or typing in the appropriate option.
Provide the 'Name of Property Owner(s)' clearly, ensuring it is legible for verification purposes.
Input the 'Property ID Number' as found on your tax bill or assessment notice to link your property correctly.
Complete the 'Legal Description' section. If necessary, attach additional sheets for detailed descriptions.
Indicate the percentage of property that will remain qualified agricultural property in section 7, excluding any qualified forest program property.
Enter your daytime telephone number and email address for contact purposes.
Finally, ensure you sign and date the certification section, confirming that all information provided is accurate before submitting.

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