How can I prove I do not own real-estate property in New Jersey?
<p>For purposes of tax exemption in another country, I need to prove that I do not own a house or an apartment in my current state of residence, which is New Jersey. How can I do that?</p>
<p>For example, is there a way to search my identity (SSN) in property records and get an official document verifying there are no matching results?</p>

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<p>For example, is there a way to search my identity (SSN) in property
records and get an official document verifying there are no matching
results?</p>
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<p>No. You can search by name on a county by county basis, however.</p>
<p>A certified search result from your county of residence to corroborate you affidavit or declaration and attached as an exhibit to the affidavit or declaration might be worth including (even if it is something of a matter of form over substance). You might also considering attaching a copy of your lease to the place where you reside in New Jersey if you have one. Both of these documents would only corroborate that you don't own what you claim to be your residential address, rather than proving by themselves that you own no real estate in New Jersey. But the authorities you are seeking to prove something to will inevitably have to take you at your word regarding what your residential address is anyway.</p>
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<p>For purposes of tax exemption in another country, I need to prove that
I do not own a house or an apartment in my current state of residence,
which is New Jersey. How can I do that?</p>
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<p>Usually, you would do this by executing an affidavit or declaration under the penalty of perjury to that effect.</p>

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