Get Request To Remove Exemption - Lake County Property Appraiser

Navigating the process of removing an exemption from your property can be straightforward if you understand the necessary steps. This guide will provide clear and detailed instructions on how to fill out the Request To Remove Exemption form effectively online.

Follow the steps to complete the Request To Remove Exemption form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to download the Request To Remove Exemption form and open it in your preferred online document editor.
2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field where it says 'I, _____________________________________, request the removal of following exemption(s)'. Ensure you print the name clearly.
3. Next, provide the complete street address of the property from which you are requesting removal of the exemption in the space provided: 'from my property located at ______________________________________________________'.
4. Review the types of exemptions listed and check all that apply to your situation. The available options include Homestead, Widow/Widower’s, $500 Blind, Veterans $5,000, Combat Related Disability, Total Civilian Disability, $500 Disability, Total Veteran’s Disability, and Save Our Seniors.
5. Indicate the reason for the exemption removal by checking the appropriate box. Options include moving, renting the property, or any other reason, and be sure to fill in any required dates.
6. If needed, provide a new mailing address where future correspondence should be sent. Fill in the address, city, state, zip code, province, country, and postal code as applicable.
7. Read the acknowledgment section carefully where it states that you understand the implications of removing the exemption, including potential increases in property taxes.
8. Finally, sign and date the form in the designated spaces. If there are multiple owners, ensure all necessary signatures are provided.
9. Once you have completed your form, save the changes, and you may choose to either download, print, or share the completed form for submission to the appropriate department.

Complete your Request To Remove Exemption online today and ensure your property status is up-to-date.