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The document is an application form for homestead classification in Minnesota, outlining eligibility requirements, necessary information to be provided by property owners and occupants, and the process for submitting the application. It emphasizes the importance of owning and occupying the property by specific dates to qualify for tax benefits, as well as the legal implications of providing false information. The form must be completed fully and returned to the county assessor by December 15 to ensure eligibility for the following tax year.

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