Follow the steps to successfully complete the objection form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the objection form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Fill out the section titled 'Description of property in respect of which the objection is made.' Here, provide details such as the suburb or scheme name and erf/unit number.
3. In 'Section 1: Objector Information,' indicate whether you are the property owner or not. If you are the owner, provide your registered owner's name, identity number, physical and postal addresses, and contact details.
4. If you are not the owner, fill in the details of the objector, including their name, registration number, identity number, postal address, and status (e.g., tenant). You may also need to provide the name of an authorized representative if applicable.
5. Proceed to 'Section 2: Property Details.' Complete the physical address, extent, municipal account number, and additional details regarding servitudes or endorsements on the property.
6. In 'Section 3: Description of Residential Dwelling,' provide information about the property’s features, such as the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and other relevant details about outbuildings and overall condition.
7. If applicable, complete 'Section 4: Sectional Titles Units' with specific information about the unit, including the name of the scheme and exclusive use areas.
8. Fill out 'Section 5: Market Information' if the property is currently or was on the market in the last three years. Provide the asking price and any offers received.
9. In 'Section 6: Objection Details,' clearly state the particulars reflected in the valuation roll and the changes you are requesting.
10. Complete the 'Section 7: Declaration' to affirm that the information provided is true and accurate. Include your signature and the date.
11. After thoroughly reviewing all provided information, save your completed objection form. You can then download, print, or share it as necessary.

Submit your objection form online today to ensure your voice is heard regarding your property's valuation.