We regret to inform you that the Electronic Protest Portal is presently unavailable due to updates mandated by the 88th Texas Legislation to the Texas Property Tax Code. Our software provider is diligently working to integrate these changes. To stay informed about the status of electronic protest portal submissions, we encourage you to monitor this page regularly.
Please be aware that the deadline to submit a protest is May 15th or within 30 days from the date your notice was mailed.
You have several alternative methods to file a protest with the appraisal district: Online Form, In-person submission, or via US Mail. We strongly advise you to submit your protest before the deadline to ensure your rights are protected.
You may choose to complete the Electronic Protest Form or download a printable copy of form 50-132 Property Owner’s Notice of Protest by accessing the link provided on the Protest and Appeals page.
There is NO CHARGE for this service.
Submitting a protest electronically does not change any deadlines for filling a timely protest. Deadline for all timely protests is May 15th or 30 days from the date of your appraisal notice.
If you received a notice, you have 30 days from the date of your notice or May 15th, whichever is later to submit your protest. If you do not receive a notice, you have until May 15th to submit your protest.
You will not receive any correspondence through the US Postal Service.
You must opt-in to receive electronic communications from the CAD. You will only be contacted in regards to the acceptance and status changes of your protest. The CAD will not give out your email address to any company and will not sell your information to any third party. Failure to opt-in to electronic communications will result in the CAD’s inability to communicate with you about your protest. The email sender will be no-reply@epcad.org . Unfortunately, this email is an automated notification, which is unable to receive replies. We are happy to help you with any questions or concerns you may have. Please contact us directly at (915) 780-2131 or eprotest@epcad.org.
Typical timeframe:
If it has been more than two weeks and you have not received an email response from the CAD, please check your spam\junk email folder. Emails from the CAD can be filtered by some programs as spam\junk. If you feel that you are not receiving emails from the CAD, please contact us.
Log in to the website periodically to see if the status of your protest has changed, especially if you do not see any emails from the CAD.
It is your responsibility to check on the status of your protest. Do not wait until May 15th to inform the CAD of any problems or issues. The sooner you contact us the sooner we can determine how to assist you.
Using this online service DOES NOT CHANGE ANY DEADLINES for filing a timely protest with the Appraisal Review Board (ARB).
We regret to inform you that the Electronic Protest Portal is presently unavailable due to updates mandated by the 88th Texas Legislation to the Texas Property Tax Code. Our software provider is diligently working to integrate these changes. To stay informed about the status of electronic protest portal submissions, we encourage you to monitor this page regularly.
Please be aware that the deadline to submit a protest is May 15th or within 30 days from the date your notice was mailed.
You have several alternative methods to file a protest with the appraisal district: Online Form, In-person submission, or via US Mail. We strongly advise you to submit your protest before the deadline to ensure your rights are protected.
You may choose to complete the Electronic Protest Form or download a printable copy of form 50-132 Property Owner’s Notice of Protest by accessing the link provided on the Protest and Appeals page.
For additional information contact our staff at (915) 780-2131
