Get in Line Online

As part of the informal process, property owners who file a protest have the opportunity to discuss their evidence with a TCAD appraiser. Informal meetings will be offered on a first come, first served basis from April 13, 2020 to May 30, 2020. There will only be one informal meeting with a TCAD appraiser per property.

Ready to speak with a TCAD appraiser about your protest? Use the checklist below to find out:

  • Have you filed your protest?

    Your protest should be filed before you get in line for an informal meeting with a TCAD appraiser. There are many ways to file your protest, including online. Protests filed through our online portal have an estimated processing time of 2 hours. Protests filed by mail or office dropbox have an estimated processing time of 5 business days. The deadline to file your protest is May 15, 2020.

  • Have you submitted your evidence?

    Your evidence should be submitted and recorded before you discuss your protest with a TCAD appraiser. The easiest way to submit your evidence is through our online portal. Evidence can also be submitted by email, mail, or office dropbox. Evidence submitted through our online portal has an estimated processing time of 2 hours. Evidence submitted by email, mail, or dropbox has an estimated processing time of 5 business days. Property owners should not get in line for an informal meeting with a TCAD appraiser until their evidence has been processed.

  • Have you already discussed your property with a TCAD appraiser?

    There will only be one informal meeting with a TCAD appraiser per property. If you get in line for another meeting, you will be removed from the queue line. If you do not agree with the settlement offer given to you as a result of the informal process, you may present your case to the Appraisal Review Board. ARB hearings are expected to begin in the summer.

Have questions about getting in line?  View our FAQs.

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