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Submit address, county, notice status, current value, target value, and evidence notes.
FAQ
Appeal Watch is built for homeowners who want the appeal mess organized, not another vague explanation. These answers are intentionally plain about coverage, refunds, automation limits, privacy, and outcome risk.
ChatGPT can explain a property tax appeal. Appeal Watch is designed to run a repeatable workflow: capture the property facts, map the county source path, organize comps and repair evidence, draft the packet, track the deadline, and create an outcome record.
No. Counties control assessment decisions, filing acceptance, hearing schedules, and final values. Appeal Watch can help organize a stronger packet, but it cannot guarantee savings or a value reduction.
A practical packet draft: assessment summary, value argument, uniformity table, condition evidence checklist, filing notes, owner task list, and hearing prep notes where appropriate.
No. Appeal Watch is educational and organizational software. Cases needing legal strategy, formal appraisal opinions, engineering causation, or representation should go to qualified professionals.
Private launch starts narrow. Columbia County is the first private-launch review path. Gwinnett, Fulton, and Cobb have guide-ready pages. Check County Coverage Status before assuming packet support.
Urgent cases may be declined or handled as best-effort only. Georgia assessment appeals often have a 45-day notice window, and the homeowner is responsible for confirming and meeting the official deadline.
The private-launch posture is reputation-first. If Appeal Watch cannot reasonably help, the product should say so. Refund handling should be generous before customized work is complete.
No customer address should be published as marketing proof without explicit permission. Public demo data uses synthetic addresses and parcel numbers, and privacy QA blocks real demo identifiers from public web surfaces.
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Do not wait until the appeal clock is almost gone.