After they finish this review, you will receive an email from the Online Exemptions team. Our staff must check your legal eligibility for the Certificate of Error and must review your submitted documentation. All applications require at least a photo ID and PIN.Ĭontact us or your township assessor with any questions you have about the form or documents.Īpply online! An email address is required so that you can track your application. Preview the Form carefully and prepare documents to show eligibility in that Tax Year. Our staff are ready to assist you so that your application is submitted successfully.
For example, to apply for a Homeowner Exemption Certificate of Error for Tax Year 2019, you must provide at least one document from the list of accepted documents that demonstrate the home was your primary place of residence as of January 1, 2019. The property must have been eligible in that particular tax year and you must provide a photo ID and any other required supporting documentation to demonstrate eligibility for the missed exemption.
The Assessor’s Office is pleased to bring this process online for the first time. For Tax Year 2020, the Certificate of Error filing will result in a corrected bill or a refund, depending on the time of the filing. If your home was eligible for a homestead exemption in a prior tax year (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020) but the exemption was not applied to the property tax bill, and you already paid the full tax amount billed for that year, the Assessor’s Office can help you obtain a refund through the Certificate of Error process. Missing Property Tax Exemptions? Homeowners can apply for Certificates of Error(s).
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