Get Nps Form 104

Filling out the NPS Form 104 online can streamline the registration process for historic properties. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on completing the form effectively, aiding users in providing all necessary information with clarity and precision.

Follow the steps to complete the NPS Form 104 online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the NPS Form 104. This action will allow you to open the form in an online editor or viewer.
2. Enter the property name in the designated field. Include any historical names and identifiers to provide context for the property.
3. In the location section, provide the complete address of the property including street number, city, state, and ZIP code. If the location is not for publication, ensure to select the appropriate option.
4. Indicate the ownership and classification of the property. Specify whether it is private or public and categorize it as a site, district, building, or structure.
5. Fill in the number of resources within the property. Specify the number of contributing and non-contributing buildings, sites, structures, and objects.
6. In the state/federal agency certification section, provide the necessary certifications regarding eligibility for the National Register. Include signatures, dates, and agency details where required.
7. Complete the national park service certification section, indicating if the property is entered in, determined eligible for, or determined not eligible for the National Register.
8. Fill out the sections detailing the property's function or use, providing both historic and current uses along with any notable subcategories.
9. Describe the property in detail in the description section, including architectural classification, materials, and physical appearance.
10. Provide a statement of significance for the property, including historical context, significance criteria, and areas of significance.
11. Once you have filled out all necessary fields, save your changes. You can then download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Start filling out the NPS Form 104 online today to ensure your historic property is properly registered.