Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form

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Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form

The Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form is issued by the Washoe County Assessor so a petitioner can withdraw a Petition for Appeal. Fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it.
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The Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form, titled "Request to Withdraw Petition for Appeal before the Washoe County Board of Equalization," is the one-page form the Washoe County Assessor provides for taking a Petition for Appeal off the Board's agenda. It is one of the Washoe County property tax forms tied to the appeal process. On FillingPDF you can fill out the form online and download or print the completed PDF; the Assessor's office publishes the original PDF and receives the withdrawal by email, fax, hand delivery or mail.

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What is Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form?

The Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form is the Washoe County Assessor's one-page form for withdrawing a Petition for Appeal from consideration by the Washoe County Board of Equalization. It is printed with the title "Request to Withdraw Petition for Appeal before the Washoe County Board of Equalization."

The form carries a single statement: "I hereby withdraw my Petition for Appeal from consideration by the Washoe County Board of Equalization." Below it, the form asks for the following:

  • the Appeal Number(s) of the petition or petitions being withdrawn;
  • the APN Number(s) of the property or properties involved;
  • the printed name of the property owner, contact person or authorized representative;
  • a signature and a date.

Completing it produces a signed written request that tells the Assessor's office you no longer want the petition heard. It does not file a new appeal, change an assessment or answer questions about the appeal process. The form lists a phone number, (775) 328-2277, for questions about the form or the appeal process. The form prints no number, edition or revision date, and no fee or attachment is mentioned on it.

Who needs to file Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form?

The form is for a person who has filed a Petition for Appeal before the Washoe County Board of Equalization and now wants it withdrawn from consideration. The name line is worded to cover three kinds of signer: the property owner, a contact person or an authorized representative. Whichever applies, print that person's name and sign above it.

The form accepts more than one petition at once: it has a line for Appeal Number(s) and a line for APN Number(s), so an owner with several appeals can list them together on the same request.

The form does not apply if you want to keep your appeal, or if you need to start one. It only withdraws a petition already filed. For questions about the form or the appeal process, the Assessor's office gives (775) 328-2277.

When to file Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form

Submit the form when you decide to withdraw a Petition for Appeal that is pending before the Washoe County Board of Equalization. The form prints no separate deadline, filing window or processing time, so it is not tied to a date on the form itself. If you need to know the last day a withdrawal can still be accepted for your hearing, call the Washoe County Assessor at (775) 328-2277.

How to fill out Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form

  1. Read the withdrawal statement

    The form states: "I hereby withdraw my Petition for Appeal from consideration by the Washoe County Board of Equalization." Confirm that this is what you want before completing the rest.

  2. Enter your Appeal Number(s)

    Write the Appeal Number(s) of each Petition for Appeal you are withdrawing. If you are withdrawing more than one, list them all on the same line.

  3. Enter the APN Number(s)

    Write the APN Number(s) for the property or properties covered by those appeals.

  4. Print the name of the signer

    On the print line, enter the name of the Property Owner, Contact Person or Authorized Representative who is making the request.

  5. Sign the form

    The person whose name is printed signs on the Signature line.

  6. Enter the date

    Write the date you sign on the Date line.

  7. Review, download and send

    Check that the appeal numbers, APN numbers, name, signature and date are complete. Download or print the completed PDF from FillingPDF, then send it as described under How to submit.

How to submit Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form

The Washoe County Assessor accepts the Petition Withdrawal Form by email, fax, hand delivery or mail.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Mail or in person: Washoe County Assessor, 1001 E 9th St Bldg D, Reno, NV 89512
  • Fax: (775) 328-3642

Sign and date the form before sending it, and make sure the Appeal Number(s) and APN Number(s) are filled in so the office can match the request to your petition. The form names no portal and no appointment rule, and it states no fee. For questions about the form or the appeal process, call (775) 328-2277. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Leaving the Appeal Number(s) line blank, so the office cannot tell which petition you are withdrawing.
  • Omitting the APN Number(s) for the property or properties covered by the petition.
  • Sending the form without a signature or a date; both are printed on it.
  • Entering a name on the print line but not signing, or signing without printing the owner's, contact person's or authorized representative's name.
  • Sending the form by a channel the office does not list instead of email, fax, hand delivery or mail.
  • Mailing it to an address other than Washoe County Assessor, 1001 E 9th St Bldg D, Reno, NV 89512.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Washoe County Board of Equalization Petition Withdrawal Form?

It is the Washoe County Assessor's one-page form for withdrawing a Petition for Appeal from consideration by the Washoe County Board of Equalization. You list the appeal and APN numbers, print a name, sign and date it.

Where do I send a petition withdrawal in Washoe County?

Send it to the Washoe County Assessor by email at [email protected], by fax at (775) 328-3642, or by mail or hand delivery at 1001 E 9th St Bldg D, Reno, NV 89512.

Who can sign the Washoe County petition withdrawal form?

The form asks you to print the name of the Property Owner, Contact Person or Authorized Representative and then to sign. The signer is the person making the request, whichever of those three roles applies.

Can I withdraw more than one appeal on the same form?

The form has lines for Appeal Number(s) and APN Number(s), plural, so you can list the petitions and properties you are withdrawing together. Enter every appeal number and its matching APN.

Is there a deadline to withdraw a petition before the Board of Equalization?

The form prints no deadline. To find out the last date a withdrawal will be accepted for your petition, call the Washoe County Assessor at (775) 328-2277.

Can I fill out the Washoe County withdrawal form online?

Yes. You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service and does not send the withdrawal to the Assessor; you submit it by email, fax, hand delivery or mail.

Who do I call with questions about the withdrawal form or my appeal?

Call the Washoe County Assessor at (775) 328-2277. The form lists that number for questions about the form itself or about the appeal process.

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