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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the payment verification letter in the editor.
- Begin by filling out Section 1, which requires your property owner information. Enter your last name or company name, followed by your first name and middle initial if applicable.
- Proceed to Section 2 for property information. Here, you must provide proof of ownership and records of payment for each year a refund is requested. Fill in the county where the parcels are located, along with the Parcel Identification Number (PIN), year, and MWCD assessment amount paid for each parcel.
- If you have additional parcels, continue on page 2 using the Assessment Payment Verification Form Supplement. Ensure all required fields are completed accurately.
- In Section 3, certify that the information provided is true by signing in the designated area.
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