Which of the following must a veteran provide as proof to claim benefits under the PTD?

To claim benefits under the Property Tax Deduction (PTD) in New Jersey, a veteran must provide proof of active wartime service. This requirement is in place to ensure that benefits are awarded to those who have served in military conflicts, validating their status as veterans eligible for certain tax deductions and exemptions. The proof of active wartime service typically includes documentation such as a discharge certificate or other official military records.

Other potential documentation, like proof of property tax payments or proof of income, is not specifically required for the PTD itself. Guardianship documentation generally pertains to different types of benefits or claims and does not pertain to the veteran's eligibility for property tax deductions. Thus, while those items may be relevant in other contexts or programs, they are not criteria for claiming benefits under the PTD.