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Who must file a paper application?

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Who must file a paper application?

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A. A paper application is required if: You received an application, but the owner name or names preprinted on the application are incorrect. (You may still submit your application over the Internet if you only need to correct your mailing address.) You are an executor filing on behalf of a deceased homeowner and you want the check made out in the name of someone other than what appears on the county record. In addition to a copy of the property tax bill, you must attach proof that you are the executor. You are a widow or widower. You meet the requirements for a Homeowners’ Century Tax Rebate and you want the check issued in your name only. You or your spouse met all the eligibility requirements but no longer reside together. Paper applications are available by mail by calling 800-362-2050. Q. I don’t own my home yet. I have a mortgage. Do I qualify? As long as your name is listed on the county assessor’s records as of July 1, 1999, you are considered the owner. Q. When is the due date

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