Get Ap-219 Request For Binding Arbitration - O'connor & Associates

Filling out the Ap-219 Request For Binding Arbitration form can seem daunting, especially for those unfamiliar with the process. This guide aims to walk you through each section of the form, providing you with clear and supportive instructions to ensure your submission is accurate and timely.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your arbitration request.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the form and open it in your chosen document editor.
2. Carefully read the provided instructions before filling out the form. Ensure you understand the requirements and conditions under which arbitration can be requested.
3. Begin by providing your personal information in the 'Property Owner Information' section. This includes your name, taxpayer number, and contact information.
4. If applicable, complete the 'Property Agent Information' section by including the agent's details who will represent you in the arbitration process.
5. Indicate whether you are requesting arbitration for contiguous properties in item 18a. If yes, ensure you prepare additional copies of page 2 for each property.
6. Fill out the property information in the next sections. Include the address of the property under appeal, the type of property, and the assessed value you believe is accurate.
7. Mark the relevant reasons for your appeal in item 23. This will outline why you believe the appraisal review board's value was incorrect.
8. Sign the document, and ensure that you attach the required arbitration deposit of $500 in the form of a cashier’s check or money order.
9. Submit the completed form and payment to the appraisal district office, ensuring it is done within the 45-day deadline.
10. After submission, retain a copy of the completed form and payment confirmation for your records.

Begin your arbitration process today by filling out the Ap-219 form online!