Exemption affidavit definition

Exemption affidavit means the form prescribed by the department of treasury upon which the owner certifies that the property is the homestead of the owner. The information which shall be required on an exemption affidavit shall include the name and address of the owner of the property, an identification of whether the property is an integral part of a larger assessment unit or of a multipurpose or multidwelling building, the social security numbers of the owner signing the exemption affidavit and each resident in the homestead with an ownership interest, an identification by address or legal description of the property for which the exemption affidavit is filed, and the parcel identification number.

Examples of Exemption affidavit in a sentence

• Parents claiming a religious exemption from immunization for their child must annually sign the Religious Exemption affidavit on the Kansas Certificate of Immunization form or provide a written, signed statement that the child is an adherent of a religious denomination whose religious teachings are opposed to such tests or inoculations.

• A red medical exemption certificate will be issued to each vehicle that has been approved for a medical Exemption affidavit.

• Copy of E.M.D. Exemption affidavit (part or full)/Cast Certificate for ST/SC to be attached with tender who claim for the same.

• Brooks (1964) 227 Cal.App.2d 547, explained, “ ‘ “A legal inference cannot flow from the nonexistence of a fact; it can be drawn only from a fact actually established.

• Exemption affidavit form must be submitted within 90 days from the date it is notarized and is valid for two years from date of notarization.For registration to be complete, please make sure our office has a copy of your student’s immunization records.

• Exemption affidavit form must be submitted within 90 days from the date it is notarized and is valid for two years from date of notarization.For registration to be complete, please make sure our office has a copy of your student’s immunization record OR notarized affidavit form of exemption.