Historic preservation certification

Historic preservation certification

The application form required for certified historic structure designation if the property is not itself listed in the National Register.
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For this reason, it is strongly recommended that the taxpayer engage the services of experienced and qualified professionals to walk the taxpayer through the Historic Preservation Certification Application process.
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Herman asked the NPS to recognize his property as having historic significance by filing a National Park Service Historic Preservation Certification Application Part 1--Evaluation of Significance on August 27, 2003.
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Part III of the Historic Preservation Certification Application must be completed to document the completion of the rehabilitation and is subject to final approval by the Park Service.
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