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Begin with Section A: IDENTIFICATION. Fill in your name, telephone number, legal residence, and marital status. Ensure all details are accurate.
In Section B: EXEMPTION STATUS, provide your date of birth and confirm if you have owned the property for at least 11 years. If applicable, list previous properties owned.
Move to Section C: GROSS RECEIPTS. Enter income details from various sources such as retirement benefits and wages. Be prepared to attach supporting documents if requested.
Complete Section D: VALUE OF ALL PROPERTY OWNED by detailing real estate values, mortgage amounts, and other assets like bank accounts and vehicles.
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