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Property Tax Assessment Appeals Forms

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The following forms may be used during the process to appeal your property tax assessment. Most forms are in Adobe Acrobat Reader format. Applications, forms, and instructional documents all require Adobe Acrobat Reader.

FORM NAME AND LINK	DESCRIPTION
Application for Changed Assessment	This form is required for disputing your property's assessed valuation. View the step-by-step guide before filing your application.
45-Day Notice of Hearing Waiver	Allows you to waive the 45-day noticing period for an upcoming hearing.
Agent/Attorney Removal Request	To remove an agent or attorney from your Application for Changed Assessment.
Agent's Authorization To Represent Applicant	Allows an agent to represent you on behalf of your Application for Changed Assessment.
Agreement to Extend Time Form	To be used when nearing the two-year deadline for action on your Application for Changed Assessment.
Contact Information Change Request for Appeals Application	Updates the contact information on your application.
Postponements and Continuances (Resets)	Request for a postponement of your scheduled hearing.
Re-Open Request	Request to have your case re-opened. Please view the form for more information.
Request to Withdraw Assessment Appeals	Used to withdraw your Application for Changed Assessment. No further action will be taken on the withdrawn application.
Supplemental Form	Use when there are additional contiguous parcels which represent one economic unit.