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APN stands for Assessor's Parcel Number. It is a unique identifier assigned to each parcel of real estate by the county assessor's office for property tax and assessment purposes. When a house is sold, the APN helps track and identify the specific property involved in the transaction.
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APN : rcomnet NUMBER : *99#
Assessors Parcel Number = APN the first set of numbers is the book #
Who or What is a apn ???
Who or What is a apn ???
You find that in the county tax appraiser office or website. This property's APN is 068-720-004-000
access point name (Apn)
APN could stand for many different things depending on the context in which it is used. It could stand for Access Point Name, Advanced Practice Nurse or Army Part Number.
An APN in the nursing world is an Advanced Practice Nurse.
Try doing a search for (your county) GIS and see if the county you are in has a gis website. They usually have a search function where you can search by APN. Also, sometimes the county tax assessor will have a search function on their website to search by APN. Lastly, you can call the local tax assessor and give them the apn, some places will charge, some wont, its hit or miss. One other resource is to go to FindPropertyOwner.com, they can find the owner from just about any information you have on the parcel. Good Luck!
If you are referring to your phone's APN settings, it refers to your phone number. For example, if you are attempting to fill in the blank for MMSC within your Cricket phone's APN settings it might default to MDN@mycricket.com after flashing your phone to a new ROM. This should be changed to read YOURNUMBERHERE@mycricket.com