Get Municipal Valuation Objection Forms

This guide provides a clear and supportive approach to completing the Municipal Valuation Objection Forms online. By following these straightforward steps, users can effectively lodge their objections regarding municipal property valuations.

Follow the steps to complete the form accurately.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin with the Objection No. field at the top of the form, entering the unique objection number assigned to your case if applicable.
3. In the property description section, provide key information such as suburb or scheme name and erf/unit number for the property you are objecting to.
4. Proceed to Section 1: Objector Information. Identify whether you are the property owner or a representative. Fill out details accurately, including name, contact information, and registration numbers where necessary.
5. In Section 2: Property Details, enter the physical address and municipal account number of the property. Include any servitudes or other endorsements affecting the property, if applicable.
6. Section 3: Description of Residential Dwelling requires you to indicate the features of the property. Provide details regarding the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and other relevant areas in the dwelling.
7. If applicable, complete Section 4 for sectional titles, providing information about scheme number and managing agent.
8. In Section 5, fill in information about market conditions if your property is currently for sale or has been in the last three years, including asking prices and offers received.
9. Section 6 focuses on your objection details. Clearly articulate the requested changes and provide a description of the property as it appears in the valuation roll.
10. Complete Section 7: Declaration, ensuring you sign and date the declaration to confirm all information is true and correct.
11. Finally, you can choose to save changes, download, print, or share the completed form to submit it to the relevant municipal office.

Start filling out your Municipal Valuation Objection Form online today!