Cranford, MT · Union County
Added/Omitted Petition of Appeal
Property owners or their representatives use this petition to appeal an added or omitted property assessment to the County Board of Taxation.
What this form is
This petition asks the County Board of Taxation to review an added or omitted assessment and states the value the petitioner seeks. It requests petitioner and property details, the assessment amounts, a reason for the appeal, and comparable sales. The instructions say to file the original with the County Board and serve copies on the municipal assessor and clerk; supporting documents must accompany the copies.
Who needs it
A property owner appealing an added or omitted assessment, or the owner's representative, uses this petition to request review by the County Board of Taxation.
How to submit it
File the original petition with the County Board of Taxation and serve copies on the municipal assessor and clerk. The form instructions state that the applicable filing fee must accompany the original.
About notarization
This petition is signed and dated without a notary; the instructions require the petitioner or attorney to sign and identify no notarized attachment.
How to submit this form
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Download The Petition
Download the Added/Omitted Petition of Appeal PDF.
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Complete The Petition
Enter petitioner and property information, assessment values, the reason for appeal, and any comparable sales.
- 3
Gather Supporting Documents
Attach supporting documents, if any; the instructions require the same attachments to accompany copies served on the assessor and municipal clerk.
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File And Serve Copies
File the original with the County Board of Taxation and serve copies on the municipal assessor and clerk.
Frequently asked questions
- Who uses the Added/Omitted Petition of Appeal?
- A property owner or representative uses it to appeal an added or omitted property assessment to the County Board of Taxation.
- How do I submit the petition?
- File the original with the County Board of Taxation and serve copies on the municipal assessor and clerk. The instructions say the applicable filing fee must accompany the original.
- Do I need a notary for the Added/Omitted Petition of Appeal?
- No. The petitioner or attorney signs and dates the petition; the instructions identify no notarized attachment.
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