Requests for redemption shall be made in what form to the tax collector?

• A. In Writing
• B. Orally
• C. Electronically
• D. By Phone

Answer: (A)

Requests for redemption must be made in writing. A written request creates a durable, verifiable record that clearly identifies who is redeeming, what is being redeemed, the amount due, and any conditions or deadlines. It carries the signer’s authorization, which helps prevent unauthorized actions and provides a solid basis for processing and auditing by the tax collector. Oral requests, phone calls, or informal electronic messages lack the formal documentation needed to prevent miscommunication or disputes, so the written form is the dependable standard.