TCAD evidence packet

A short evidence file you can upload in TCAD's portal.

The standard 2026 filing window has passed. These guides remain available, but new packet checkouts are paused until the next Travis County notice season.

What is included

The packet is designed for the appraiser reviewing your protest, not for a long legal brief. It focuses on facts, comps, value math, and sources.

  • Submission PDF for TCAD
  • Editable Word copy for owner edits or photos
  • Hearing talking points for an informal review
  • One-page filing checklist

What evidence the packet checks

The workflow starts with the TCAD record, then looks for comparable sales, equal-and-uniform evidence, broader market context, and purchase-price support when public data is available.

How we keep it usable

The packet avoids promising a result. If the data is limited, the document stays conservative and points out the owner evidence that would help, such as photos or repair estimates.

Questions

Do you file the protest for me?+

No. This is a self-file document product. You decide whether to protest and upload the PDF yourself in TCAD's portal.

Do you guarantee TCAD lowers my value?+

No. TCAD and the appraisal review board decide final values. The product is the evidence packet, not a guaranteed tax result.

What if the packet has bad facts or broken files?+

Submit a fix/refund request. We fix or regenerate wrong property facts, unrelated comps, broken files, or inconsistent math first. If we cannot make the packet usable, we refund the $49.

Prepare for next season

Join the 2027 Travis County notification list.

We will email you when 2027 notices become actionable and the packet workflow reopens.

Join waitlist

Sources and limits

FightMyAppraisal prepares evidence packet documents for self-filing. We do not file protests, represent homeowners, or guarantee a reduction.