91 percent of householders have submitted their form to date
Government officers are carrying out in-person visits to householders on the Island who haven't yet submitted their census form.
Every household is obliged to complete the form under Manx law.
This year's census was held on 26 April and 91 percent of respondents have been completed the form so far.
The Cabinet Office says officer visits will provide the help and advice a householder may need while they complete and return their form at home.
Visits will take place during weekday evenings before 8pm and during the day at weekends.
All census field officers are public servants, can produce official identification, and will provide all support needed on the doorstep.
If you haven't yet completed a census form, you can do so online or on paper, by phone, or in person at the Census Office in Douglas.
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