PLEASE BE ADVISED, PROPERTY OWNERS INTENDING TO SUBMIT A NOTICE OF PROTEST, APPEALING THEIR 2021 APPRAISED VALUE, HAVE UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 17TH. ANY PROTEST RECEIVED AFTER WILL BE CONSIDERED LATE UNLESS POSTMARKED MAY 17TH OR EARLIER. SUBMISSIONS CAN BE EMAILED TO gadprotest@guadalupead.org OR psaschertz@guadalupead.org. PROPERTY OWNERS CAN ALSO FAX THEIR PROTEST TO 830-372-2874 OR DROPOFF AT EITHER OFFICE LOCATION. ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT 830-303-3313.
**Submitting Your 2021 Notice of Protest**
In an effort to limit congestion within our lobbies, we are asking property owners submitting a 2021 Notice of Protest to utilize our drop boxes located just outside either of our entrances; Seguin or Schertz. A staff member will contact you for scheduling purposes as they process the appeal paperwork. We will again be scheduling informal hearings through the use of available remote options; telephone conference and email correspondence. For those property owners eligible, please consider using our E-file Portal by clicking the tab along the top of this screen. There you can find short videos on how to use the portal.
For those property owners that require assistance with other administrative needs, our staff will still be available for assistance at the counters. We only ask that you please wear a face covering when entering our lobbies to do so. We appreciate your cooperation during this period of time and look forward to assisting all those we serve on a daily basis.
March 10, 2021
Lobbies at both our Seguin and Schertz office locations are currently open to the public in a limited capacity. Members of public seeking assistance at either location are still required to wear a face covering when doing so. Masks are available at each location for individuals needing them. Please click here to read our organization's decision on preventative measures following Governor Abbott's rescinding of executive order GA-34.
*GOVERNOR'S STATE of DISASTER PROCLAMATION*
The recent winter storm prompted Governor Abbott to declare a state of disaster across all 254 counties within the State of Texas on February 12, 2021. In doing so, property owners of Guadalupe County may be entitled to a temporary tax exemption as a result of structural damage caused by the storm. For information about this exemption and guidance on submitting an application, please click on the title section of the property tax code below.
Section 11.35 - Temporary Exemption for Qualified Property Damage by Disaster
COVID-19 Impact Survey Results Posted - 03/31/2021
The Guadalupe Appraisal District appraises property for the area of Guadalupe County. The District serves the
twenty-seven jurisdictions listed below:
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Guadalupe Appraisal District is to achieve equalization among all classes of property by maintaining the highest standards in appraisal practices and law, guided by the goals of providing quality service to the public, developing high-performance employees and by creation of automated programs to expedite work flow, all oriented toward the highest ethical standards and transparency relative to professional appraisal practices.
The Guadalupe Appraisal District retains membership in the I.A.A.O. (International Association of Assessing Officers), as well as the T.A.A.D. (Texas Association of Appraisal Districts).
We encourage users to contact our office at 830.303.3313 if additional assistance is needed, or if users wish to offer improvements to this site. If you are experiencing problems with this website, contact ysaenz@guadalupead.org.
