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You must own and occupy the property on either January 2 or December 1, and the application must be returned to your assessors 2025

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The document is an application form for Homestead Classification in Minnesota, outlining eligibility requirements, application procedures, and necessary information for property owners who occupy their residence. It emphasizes the importance of submitting the application by December 15 to qualify for tax benefits in the following year and includes sections for personal and property details, as well as penalties for false statements or failure to notify changes in ownership or residency.

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Begin with Section 1, providing your Property ID Number and address. Ensure that you indicate whether this is also your mailing address.
In Section 2, fill out your previous residence details. Include your previous address and move-out date to prevent processing delays.
Proceed to Section 3, where each occupant claiming homestead must provide their personal information, including Social Security Number and marital status.
Review all sections for completeness. Ensure all required signatures are provided before submitting the application.

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What does homestead mean in Minnesota?

The homestead classification applies to properties occupied as primary residence by their owners or a qualifying relative. Classification as homestead may qualify the property for a reduced classification rate, reduced taxable market value, property tax refund, and/or special program eligibility.

How do I email Ramsey County Homestead?

Please call our office at 651-266-2040 or email askhomesteads@ramseycounty.us for further information.

Can you still homestead in Minnesota?

This program has two main benefits for qualifying homeowners: It reduces the Taxable Market Value of the property (for properties valued under $414,000 only), thereby lowering taxes, and. It is one of the qualifying factors for homeowners to receive the State of Minnesota Property Tax Refund.

Whats the difference between a house and a homestead?

A homestead is the house a family owns and uses as a primary residence.

How to homestead in Dakota County, MN?

More ways to apply Apply in person: Take the form to any of Dakota Countys service or license centers. Apply by mail: Mail the completed form to Dakota County Assessing Services, 1590 Highway 55, Hastings MN 55033-2343. Apply by fax: Fax the completed form to 651-438-4469.