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Can a person who has Power of Attorney file an exemption for another individual?: Yes, they will need to provide a copy of the power of attorney and a photo ID of the applicant when they come to file the application.

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1. What are exemptions?: Exemptions are available for qualifying widows, widowers, and disabled persons. The applicant must apply each year between January 1 and the last working day in February. First-time applicants must apply in person. Each type of exemption has different qualification requirements.

2. Do you have exemptions for veterans?: No, veterans exemptions were removed from Arizona Revised Statutes in 1990.

3. Can a person who has Power of Attorney file an exemption for another individual?: Yes, they will need to provide a copy of the power of attorney and a photo ID of the applicant when they come to file the application.

4. Will the exemption status go back prior years?: No, your exemption status begins the year you 1st apply.

5. When filing an exemption do I need to come in person the first time?: Yes, it is required the first time. Thereafter, the exemption can be mailed as long as the application is notarized.