Santa Barbara County Assessor Forms and Documents
Santa Barbara County Assessor is the county assessor’s office for Santa Barbara County, a local government office identified with property assessment. Its published forms represented here address several specific property and business-information matters.
The current collection includes a disaster-related base-year value transfer document and separate change forms for business information and personal property, with the latter naming vessels and aircraft. This distinguishes transfer-related material from updates to business or personal-property information. The titles help readers identify whether a listed document concerns a transfer or an information update.
Santa Barbara County Assessor forms
- LTA 2021/026 · CA-SBCA · Santa Barbara CountyBase Year Value Transfers for Governor Proclaimed Disasters LTA 2021/026
LTA 2021/026 is a California State Board of Equalization letter to county assessors on base year value transfers after Governor-proclaimed disasters. View or download the PDF here; the Santa Barbara County Assessor lists Disaster Relief among its forms.
8 pages - CA-SBCA · Santa Barbara CountyBusiness Information Change Form – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Business Information Change Form is the Santa Barbara County Assessor Division form for reporting a business closure, sale, relocation or new mailing address. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
1 page - CA-SBCA · Santa Barbara CountyPersonal Property Information Change Form (Vessel, Aircraft, PI, etc.) – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Personal Property Information Change Form (Vessel, Aircraft, PI, etc.) is issued by the Santa Barbara County Assessor to report a new mailing address, a sale or transfer, or a location change. Fill it out online and download the PDF.
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About the Santa Barbara County Assessor
The three forms represented here fall into two practical groups. One concerns base-year value transfers for governor-proclaimed disasters, as indicated by the title “Base Year Value Transfers for Governor Proclaimed Disasters” (LTA 2021/026). The other two are information-change forms: one is for business information, and the other covers personal property, with its title naming vessels, aircraft, and “PI” among its examples. These titles distinguish a disaster-related transfer topic from updates concerning business or personal-property information.
The current catalog is a focused set of published forms associated with the Santa Barbara County Assessor; it may not include every document the office issues. The supplied entries also list English and Spanish versions. Form titles alone do not establish who may use a document or what supporting information may be needed. Before relying on a form, check the Assessor’s current version and instructions, particularly for any applicable supporting documents, deadlines, fees, or submission methods.