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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the seller residency certification exemption c 55 pl 2004 form in the editor.
- Begin by entering the seller(s) information. Fill in the name(s) and current resident address, ensuring accuracy as this identifies the seller's primary residence.
- Next, provide property information including block(s), lot(s), and street address. This section is crucial for identifying the property being sold.
- Indicate the seller’s percentage of ownership and total consideration for the property. If applicable, check box 6 if the total consideration is $1,000 or less.
- Review and check the appropriate assurances that apply to your situation from boxes 1 through 8. This determines if you are exempt from making a tax payment.
- Finally, ensure both sellers sign and date the declaration. If a representative is signing, attach necessary power of attorney documentation.
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