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Camden County e-file uses the code on your assessment notice

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January 1 is the date that controls Camden County personal property, so the online filing should match what you owned that day. The Assessor’s e-file path uses the account number and e-PIN printed on the assessment notice, then asks for vehicle details such as year, make, model, series, VIN, and a phone number or email address.

The notice is not a scrap of mail to toss aside; it is the login key. Slow down before the final submit button. Once the online filing is saved and submitted, you cannot sign back into the e-file account or make changes to the assessment list online.

Sold vehicles, different vehicles, business property, and address changes should be sorted with the Assessor before the online record is locked.

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