Waller County
Property Tax Guide
Waller County Appraisal District (WCAD)
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Always verify this link is current at your CAD's official website before filing.
Important: Verify deadlines with Waller CAD at waller-cad.org or 979-921-0060. This is educational content only, not legal, tax, or appraisal advice.
Typical Protest Deadline
May 15 or 30 days after the Notice of Appraised Value is mailed, whichever is later.
This is the general rule. Always confirm the exact deadline directly with Waller County Appraisal District (WCAD).
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General Filing Steps
- 1
Receive your Notice of Appraised Value (typically mailed April–May).
- 2
Review the assessed value on the WCAD website and compare to your opinion of market value.
- 3
File a protest online at waller-cad.org, by mail, or in person at the CAD office before the deadline.
- 4
Gather comparable sales data and any evidence of property condition issues.
- 5
Attend your informal hearing with a CAD appraiser.
- 6
If unresolved, request a formal ARB (Appraisal Review Board) hearing.
- 7
Accept the final value or pursue binding arbitration / district court appeal.
Commonly Required Documents
- Notice of Appraised Value (or your CAD property account number)
- Recent comparable sales (within 0.5–1 mile, similar size/age/condition)
- Photos documenting any property condition issues
- Recent appraisal or licensed inspection report (if available)
- Repair estimates for documented damage
Evidence Tips for Waller County
- Waller County is growing rapidly. Use recent comps (past 6 months) for accuracy.
- Prairie View and Hempstead have distinct sub-markets.
- Agricultural land classifications require separate analysis.
- Check CAD records for correct improvement data on newer construction.
Sources & Last Verified
This county guide is prepared for general educational purposes using publicly available property tax information, county appraisal district resources, and Texas property tax guidance. Property tax deadlines, forms, protest procedures, and local requirements can change. Always confirm important details directly with your county appraisal district or a qualified professional.
See something outdated or incorrect? Contact us with the county name, page URL, the information that needs correction, and an official source link if available.
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