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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ad valorem tax exemption application in the editor.
- Begin by entering your organization name and mailing address. If the property address differs, provide that information as well.
- Fill in the phone number and county of the facility. Include the property owner’s name and parcel ID or legal description.
- Indicate whether your organization was certified under Chapter 651, F.S., as of January 1 of the year applied for. If yes, upload a copy of the certification.
- Answer if your organization qualifies for an exemption under section 196.1975, F.S., or other exemptions.
- Provide the number of qualifying units for a $25,000 exemption and total units in the facility. Ensure you include an affidavit for each eligible resident.
- Review all information for accuracy, sign, print your name, date it, and include your title before submitting.
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