Florida TRIM preparation · You file your appeal
Prepare your evidence. Verify your notice. Know your next step.
Start with your property records and current notice. The $29 Florida DIY kit helps organize evidence you gather. A separate $49 Audit analyzes available property records where supported.
The 2026 Florida petition window has closed · the last deadline was Sept 18 · the 2027 cycle opens August 2027 — verify the deadline on your notice.
Free address check. No signup or credit card required. Availability depends on the county and property.
See the $29 Florida kit and sample →Your preparation checklist
- Read your current notice. Check the parcel, assessment year, values and printed petition deadline. Save the notice and verify the filing route with your county clerk.
- Check the property record. Compare the county record with your home's actual characteristics. Record specific errors and collect photographs or documents that support a correction.
- Gather relevant evidence. Confirm dates, property details and the appropriate valuation basis. An assessment comparison is not the same as a verified sale, and an assessment cap difference alone does not prove overassessment.
- Complete the local filing steps. Use the required official petition, confirm any fee and submission method, and retain proof of submission. Neither product files for you.
Official starting point: Florida Department of Revenue Value Adjustment Board information. Your notice and local clerk determine the requirements for your case.
Choose the preparation you need
$29 Florida DIY kit
Guidance and a workbook. You supply and verify the evidence; no comparable-property analysis is included.
View the kit and sample →$49 Property Assessment Audit
The Property Assessment Audit provides the filing or valuation output supported by your property's available evidence. Check your address and preview the available evidence before buying.
Check available evidence →The $29 DIY kit and $49 Property Assessment Audit are one-time purchases, with no automatic renewal or percentage of savings. Each has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Local filing fees, if any, are separate. You review the evidence, complete any required official forms and file your own appeal. We do not file, represent homeowners or guarantee a reduction.
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Frequently asked questions
Why prepare before my TRIM notice arrives?
You can organize property records, photographs, corrections and questions in advance. Once your notice is available, verify its assessment year, values and petition deadline. Preparing early does not establish that a filing window is open or guarantee an appeal result.
Can you check my property before the notice arrives?
The free address check can show available public county records and supported comparisons. Check the source year: older records do not establish the value on a new notice. We do not promise automatic updates to a purchased report when a later notice arrives.
What is included in the $29 Florida kit?
A Florida preparation guide and workbook to organize your appeal. You gather and verify your own property evidence, complete the required official forms and file. Property-specific comparable analysis is not included.
What is included in the $49 Audit?
The Property Assessment Audit provides the filing or valuation output supported by your property's available evidence. Check your address and preview the available evidence before buying. Available assessment-record comparisons are not automatically verified closed sales. You review the materials and complete the official petition and local requirements yourself.
Where do I check my filing deadline?
Read the deadline and filing instructions on your current TRIM notice and confirm them with your county Value Adjustment Board clerk. A future annual window does not mean your current appeal is timely. If the printed deadline has passed, ask the clerk about applicable procedures rather than assuming an extension.
Does a result without a supported case mean my assessment is fair?
No. It means the available analysis has not established a supported appeal case. Missing records, property-condition issues or other evidence may require your own investigation. Preview the result before deciding whether either paid product fits your needs.