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Q: How to file for property tax exclusion/deferral in Pittsyvania county, Virginia due to 65+ & disabled (58.1-3217)

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A: Here are the key steps to file for a property tax exclusion or deferral in Pittsylvania County, Virginia based on age 65+ or disabled status under §58.1-3217:

1. Obtain an Exemption/Deferral Application Form from the Pittsylvania County Commissioner of Revenue office (276-656-0371) or download it from their website.

2. Complete Sections A & B of the form, providing your identifying and property information. For the exemption, check the box indicating you are "Permanently and totally disabled or 65 years of age".

3. Gather supporting documentation:

- Proof of age (driver's license, birth certificate, etc)

- Evidence of disability (SSA letter, doctor certification)

- Income information (prior year tax returns)

4. Submit the signed application and documentation either via mail, email, fax, or in-person to the Commissioner of Revenue office before the tax due date you wish the exclusion to start.

5. The Commissioner's office will review your application and evidence then issue a determination on whether an exemption/deferral is approved.

6. If approved, your property tax bill will have the appropriate adjustment or credit for that tax year and moving forward. No back credits are given under this program.

Let the Commissioner's office know if you have any other questions about qualification requirements or filing process details for §58.1-3217 property tax relief.

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