Val Verde County CAD Property Search Appraisal District

Val Verde County, Texas Property Guide

Search a Val Verde County Parcel, Review Its 2026 Appraisal and Complete the Correct Tax, Exemption or Protest Task

Val Verde County property records cover Del Rio homes and businesses, Lake Amistad area property, Comstock land, rural ranches, desert acreage, manufactured homes, mineral interests and business personal-property accounts.

This guide explains how to find the correct appraisal account, read market and taxable values, use parcel maps, apply for exemptions, review agricultural appraisal, prepare an ARB protest, pay property taxes and search official deeds or liens.

Val Verde CAD determines appraisal values and exemptions. The Val Verde County Tax Assessor-Collector calculates and collects local property taxes.
Chief Appraiser Jaqueline Casanova
CAD Phone 830-774-4602
CAD Address 417 West Cantu Road, Del Rio
CAD Hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Start With the Correct Val Verde County Office

Property appraisal, tax collection and recorded land documents are handled by different offices.

Val Verde County Appraisal District Property searches, January 1 appraisals, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, parcel maps, property characteristics, appraisal notices, protests and open appraisal records.
Val Verde County Tax Assessor-Collector Property-tax calculations, statements, balances, payments, delinquent accounts, vehicles, voter registration and taxes collected for participating local entities.
Val Verde County Clerk Warranty deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, plats, mineral deeds, oil and gas leases, foreclosure notices and certified copies.
Best starting point: Search the CAD account and save the property ID, owner name, legal description and taxing units before contacting an office or submitting a payment.

Choose Your Val Verde County Property Task

Best Search Method for Different Val Verde County Properties

Property Situation Best Starting Information Important Details to Confirm
Del Rio home Street address or owner name City, school district, homestead, living area and improvements.
Lake Amistad area property Owner, account or subdivision Legal description, access, lot size, utilities and nearby public land.
Comstock property Owner, account, survey or abstract Comstock ISD, acreage, improvements and tax balance.
Rural ranch Owner plus every property ID Separate tracts, market value, productivity value, access and water.
Manufactured home Owner, address or account Home owner, land owner, title status and separate accounts.
Business property Owner or business name Real-estate account, business-personal-property account and rendition status.
Mineral interest Owner, account or legal area Ownership interest, value and recorded mineral documents.
Unknown tax balance CAD reference number, owner or address Tax-office account number, every unpaid year and current payoff.

How to Read a Val Verde County Appraisal Record

Record Field What It Means What to Check
CAD property ID The appraisal district’s identifier for the property account. Use it for CAD searches, exemption questions and protests.
Tax-office account number The identifier used by the county tax-collection system. It may differ from the CAD reference number.
Owner name The owner currently shown in the appraisal database. Compare it with the newest recorded deed.
Mailing address Address used for appraisal and tax correspondence. Do not confuse it with the physical property location.
Legal description The CAD description of the lot, block, subdivision, survey, abstract or tract. Use the recorded deed for legally controlling information.
Land market value Value assigned to the land under market conditions. Acreage, access, location, terrain, utilities and land class.
Productivity value Special appraisal for qualifying agricultural land. Do not confuse productivity value with market value.
Improvement value Value assigned to houses, businesses and other structures. Size, age, quality, condition, additions and removed buildings.
Market value The district’s January 1 estimate of market value. Property characteristics and relevant market evidence.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation. Whether a homestead cap or other limitation applies.
Taxable value Value remaining after exemptions for an individual taxing unit. Different entities may have different taxable values.
Taxing units County, city, school and hospital entities connected to the property. Verify that every expected entity appears.

How to Use Val Verde CAD Parcel Maps

Val Verde CAD mapping can help identify the general location of an account and compare nearby parcels. It is not a legal survey.

Useful For General parcel location, adjoining ownership, road context, rural tracts, subdivisions and preliminary acreage review.
Not Proof Of Exact boundaries, easements, legal access, mineral ownership, zoning, setbacks or development approval.
Verify With Recorded deed, plat, title commitment, easements and a professional survey.
1
Find the appraisal account first.

Save the property ID, owner, legal description and acreage.

2
Open the CAD maps page.

Use the available map or geographic search option to locate the account.

3
Review surrounding parcels.

Look for separate lots, access strips, ranch tracts or accounts owned by the same person.

4
Compare visible improvements.

Note additions, shops, barns, manufactured homes, tanks or demolished structures.

5
Request an official map when needed.

Val Verde CAD publishes fees for printed maps, PDF maps and GIS data through its open-records process.

Boundary warning: Do not place a fence, driveway, well, septic system, utility or building from an appraisal map alone.

Market Value, Appraised Value and Taxable Value

Estimated Property Tax = Taxable Value x Adopted Tax Rate / 100
Market Value The district’s estimate of what the property would sell for under normal market conditions as of January 1.
Appraised Value Market value after an applicable residence-homestead or non-homestead appraisal limitation.
Taxable Value Appraised value after exemptions that apply to an individual taxing unit.

Residence-homestead appraisal cap

A qualifying residence homestead’s appraised value generally cannot exceed the previous year’s appraised value plus 10 percent, plus the market value of new improvements.

The cap normally begins in the tax year after the owner first qualifies. The separate market-value line can increase by more than 10 percent.

2026 non-homestead appraisal limitation

Qualifying non-homestead real property valued at $5,320,000 or less may receive a temporary 20 percent annual appraisal limitation for 2026.

Agricultural land and certain other specially appraised property are excluded from this temporary limitation.

Tax estimate warning: Do not multiply a 2026 appraisal by a prior-year rate and describe the result as the final 2026 bill.
Official tax transparency: Open Val Verde Truth in Taxation.

Val Verde County Taxing Units

An individual property is taxed only by the entities whose boundaries include that parcel.

Val Verde County County governmental services and operations.
Val Verde County Farm to Market County road and farm-to-market taxation where applicable.
City of Del Rio City taxes for property located inside Del Rio city limits.
San Felipe Del Rio CISD School taxes for property located inside the district.
Comstock ISD School taxes for property inside the Comstock district.
Rocksprings ISD Applies to qualifying cross-county property inside the district boundary.
Val Verde County Hospital District Hospital-district taxation where applicable.
Boundary tip: A Del Rio, Comstock, Langtry or Lake Amistad mailing address does not independently prove the school district or city limits. Review the entity list on the account.

Val Verde County Residence Homestead Exemption

A residence homestead exemption can reduce taxable value and activate appraisal-cap and school-tax-ceiling protections.

Exemption or Protection 2026 Texas Rule Main Qualification
General school homestead $140,000 school-district exemption. Ownership interest and principal-residence use.
Age 65 or older Additional $60,000 school-district exemption. Qualifying homeowner is age 65 or older.
Disabled person Additional $60,000 school-district exemption. Owner meets the statutory disability definition.
School tax ceiling Limits qualifying school taxes after age or disability approval. Approved exemption and continued homestead use.
Homestead appraisal cap Generally limits annual appraised-value growth to 10 percent plus new improvements. Normally begins the year after first qualification.
Local-option relief A county, city or other taxing unit may provide additional relief. Depends on the entity’s adopted exemption.

How to apply

1
Find the correct property account.

Confirm the property ID, owner, address and legal description.

2
Confirm principal-residence use.

The applicant cannot claim another general residence homestead for the same tax year.

3
Complete Form 50-114.

Use the official Residence Homestead Exemption Application.

4
Attach identification.

Provide the driver’s-license or other identification information required by the application.

5
Explain an address mismatch.

Additional proof may be required when the identification address differs from the homestead address.

6
Add supporting documents.

Include age, disability, veteran, surviving-spouse or heir-property records when applicable.

7
File by April 30 when possible.

Residence homestead applications also have statutory late-filing rights in qualifying situations.

8
Review the approved exemption.

Confirm that the correct taxable value appears for every eligible taxing unit.

Official exemption forms: Open Val Verde CAD Forms.

Inherited or Heir Property Homestead

An heir-property owner may qualify for a homestead exemption even when the applicant is not individually named on a conventional recorded deed.

  • Completed residence homestead application
  • Affidavit establishing an ownership interest
  • Prior owner’s death certificate
  • Recent utility bill for the residence
  • Available probate or court records
  • Identification and proof of occupancy
  • Required affidavits from other occupying heirs
Practical guidance: Contact Val Verde CAD about heir-property eligibility even when probate or title cleanup is incomplete.

Disabled Veteran and Survivor Exemptions

Qualification General Exemption Important Evidence
10 to 29 percent disability rating $5,000 exemption on one qualifying property. VA or military disability records.
30 to 49 percent disability rating $7,500 exemption. VA or military disability records.
50 to 69 percent disability rating $10,000 exemption. VA or military disability records.
70 to 100 percent disability rating $12,000 partial exemption under the general program. VA or military disability records.
100 percent disabled veteran homestead Total exemption for a qualifying residence homestead. Qualifying VA decision and homestead records.
Qualifying surviving spouse Certain veteran, military or first-responder exemptions may continue. Marriage, death, service, occupancy and no-remarriage records.

Val Verde County Agricultural and Wildlife Appraisal

Qualifying land is appraised according to its agricultural productivity rather than unrestricted market value. It is a special appraisal, not a full exemption.

Qualification Area General Requirement Useful Evidence
Current agricultural use Land must be devoted principally to a genuine agricultural use. Lease, livestock, grazing, crop or production records.
Degree of intensity The operation must meet the level generally accepted in the local area. Stocking, fencing, water, feed and management records.
Use history Land generally must have qualifying use during five of the preceding seven years. Prior leases, receipts, photographs and sworn statements.
Wildlife management Land generally must already qualify for open-space appraisal and use approved wildlife practices. Wildlife plan, maps, activity logs and photographs.
Homesite The residence and non-agricultural area normally receive separate appraisal treatment. Survey, homesite acreage and property-use information.
Change of use A change to non-agricultural use may create rollback taxes. Affected acreage, proposed use and written rollback estimate.

Application process

1
List every tract in the operation.

Record the property ID, legal description and acreage for each parcel.

2
Separate the homesite.

The residence, yard and other non-agricultural uses normally receive market appraisal.

3
Complete Form 50-129.

Describe ownership, operators, acreage, current use and agricultural history.

4
Prepare operating evidence.

Useful records include leases, livestock purchases, feed, veterinary bills, fencing, water and sales records.

5
File by April 30.

Ask Val Verde CAD about extensions and late filing before assuming an application can no longer be accepted.

6
Keep annual documentation.

Continue documenting use after approval.

7
Request a rollback estimate before changing use.

Subdivision, residential development, commercial use or another conversion can change the special appraisal.

Rollback rule: A qualifying change to non-agricultural use generally recaptures the tax difference for the previous three years.
Official agricultural forms: Open Val Verde CAD Forms.

Business Personal Property Renditions

A business may be required to report tangible personal property used to produce income.

Requirement 2026 Timing What to Do
Property date January 1, 2026 Identify taxable assets owned or managed on January 1.
Regular deadline April 15, 2026 File the completed rendition by the deadline.
Written extension Generally through May 15 Request the extension before April 15.
Additional extension Additional time for good cause Submit the required written request and explanation.
Late filing Penalty may apply Contact Val Verde CAD instead of ignoring the account.

Property commonly reported

  • Inventory
  • Machinery and equipment
  • Furniture and fixtures
  • Computers and office equipment
  • Tools and leased assets
  • Supplies
  • Hospitality or tourism equipment
  • Certain business vehicles
2026 business-property exemption: Qualifying income-producing tangible personal property valued at $125,000 or less in a taxing unit may receive the statewide exemption. Confirm filing and account treatment with Val Verde CAD.

How to Protest a Val Verde County Appraisal

The normal protest deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal notice is delivered, whichever is later. Use the exact deadline printed on the notice.

Online access: The Val Verde CAD public portal provides access to property valuations, tax information, appeals and exemption services.
Protest Issue Useful Evidence What to Avoid
Market value is too high Comparable sales, professional appraisal, photographs and repair estimates. Only saying that the property tax is unaffordable.
Unequal appraisal Comparable appraised values adjusted for important property differences. Comparing unrelated properties.
Incorrect property details Measurements, photographs, permits, demolition records and surveys. Unsupported statements.
Agricultural appraisal denied Use history, leases, livestock, grazing and management records. Assuming rural acreage automatically qualifies.
Exemption denied Ownership, occupancy, age, disability, veteran or survivor records. Submitting an incomplete application.
Business-property value Asset list, acquisition dates, condition, depreciation and rendition records. Submitting only an unsupported total value.
Mineral account Division orders, production information, royalty statements and recorded documents. Assuming surface ownership proves mineral ownership.

Protest steps

1
Read the Notice of Appraised Value.

Confirm the account, proposed value and exact filing deadline.

2
Review the complete appraisal record.

Check land, improvements, ownership, exemptions and value history.

3
File the protest before the deadline.

Use the online public portal or submit Form 50-132 by an accepted method.

4
Keep proof of filing.

Save the online confirmation, stamped copy, fax record or certified-mail receipt.

5
Request the district’s evidence.

Review sales, appraisal cards, photographs, schedules and other planned evidence.

6
Request an informal review.

A supported factual correction or value change may be resolved before the ARB hearing.

7
State a supported requested value.

Connect the requested value to reliable evidence.

8
Prepare a short hearing packet.

Lead with the strongest evidence and explain important adjustments.

9
Attend the ARB hearing.

Focus on value, equality, qualification or factual errors rather than the tax amount.

10
Review the written order.

Further options may include arbitration, SOAH or district court when eligible.

Email warning: Val Verde CAD states that email should not be used to dispute a property valuation or request property values.
Payment protection: A protest or appeal normally does not suspend the property-tax payment requirement. Pay the legally required amount before delinquency.
Official protest access: Open the Val Verde CAD Public Portal.

Options After Missing the Regular Protest Deadline

Good-Cause Late Protest May be available before the ARB approves the appraisal records when the owner proves good cause.
Failure to Receive Required Notice May be available when the CAD or ARB did not deliver a notice required by law.
Substantial Over-Appraisal A correction motion may be available when a residence homestead is at least one-fourth too high or another property is at least one-third too high.
Clerical or Ownership Error Certain clerical, duplicate-appraisal and ownership errors can be corrected through a formal motion.
Act quickly: Contact Val Verde CAD as soon as an error or missed notice is discovered.

How to Search and Pay Val Verde County Property Taxes

The Val Verde County Tax Office collects taxes for Val Verde County, the Farm to Market account, San Felipe Del Rio CISD, Comstock ISD, the City of Del Rio and the Val Verde County Hospital District.

1
Open the official county tax search.

Use the Val Verde County Tax Office portal rather than an unofficial payment website.

2
Search by the most precise identifier.

The portal supports owner name, property address, tax-office account number, owner ID and CAD reference number.

3
Understand the two account numbers.

The CAD reference number may differ from the property account number used by the Tax Office.

4
Confirm the property and taxing units.

Check the owner, address, account, tax year and every entity before paying.

5
Review every unpaid year.

Paying the current bill does not automatically clear an older delinquent balance.

6
Check penalty and interest.

Request a current payoff when the account is delinquent.

7
Confirm mortgage escrow.

Do not pay twice when a lender is already scheduled to pay.

8
Check whether online payment is available.

The official portal may temporarily disable online transactions. Follow the current message displayed by the Tax Office.

9
Save the receipt.

Keep the account number, tax year, entities, amount, date and transaction confirmation.

10
Confirm that the payment posts.

Contact the Property Tax Department before repeating a transaction that remains pending.

2026 payment timing: In most cases, 2026 property taxes are due by January 31, 2027. Because January 31, 2027 is a Sunday, the deadline generally moves to Monday, February 1, 2027. Follow the delinquency date printed on the bill.
No-statement warning: Failure to receive a tax statement normally does not cancel the tax, due date, penalty, interest or lien.

Installment and Deferral Options

Four Installments Certain age-65, disabled and disabled-veteran homeowners may qualify to pay residence-homestead taxes in four installments.
Homestead Tax Deferral A qualifying owner may defer collection, but unpaid taxes remain a lien and interest continues.
Delinquent Agreement A payment agreement may be available for delinquent taxes. Confirm current terms with the Tax Office.
Installment Usual Deadline When the Delinquency Date Is February 1
First one-fourth Before February 1, with notice that installments are being requested.
Second one-fourth Before April 1.
Third one-fourth Before June 1.
Final one-fourth Before August 1.
Confirm eligibility first: Do not divide a bill into self-selected partial payments without instructions from the Tax Office.

Val Verde County Delinquent Taxes and Tax Sales

Delinquent property can become subject to attorney collection, a tax lawsuit, foreclosure and a public tax sale.

Before bidding on a tax-sale property

  • Confirm the property and tax-office account numbers
  • Read the complete legal description
  • Locate the physical property
  • Review the tax lawsuit and sale notice
  • Search deeds, liens and easements
  • Check bankruptcy and probate matters
  • Investigate legal access
  • Review occupancy and condition
  • Understand redemption rights
  • Obtain legal and title advice
Buyer warning: A tax-sale listing is not a promise that a property is buildable, accessible, vacant, free of other interests or suitable for the buyer’s plans.
Official tax-sale resources: Open Val Verde County Tax Sales.

How to Search Val Verde County Deeds, Liens and Foreclosures

The County Clerk’s official system provides real-property index and document images from January 4, 1982 to the current certification date.

1
Collect the CAD information.

Save the owner name, property ID, legal description and approximate transfer date.

2
Open the official real-property search.

Select Recorded Land from the office menu.

3
Choose a search type.

The system supports name, instrument number, volume and recorded-date searches.

4
Search all owner-name variations.

Try current owners, prior owners, trusts, estates, companies and spelling variations.

5
Narrow the document type.

Look for deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, mineral deeds, oil and gas leases and plats.

6
Compare the legal description.

Do not rely only on a name when the owner has several city lots, ranch tracts or mineral interests.

7
Follow referenced records.

A deed may refer to a prior deed, survey, plat, easement, restriction, reservation or release.

8
Review the certification date.

A recently recorded document may not appear immediately.

9
Search foreclosure notices separately.

Choose Foreclosures from the office menu and search by date range. The Clerk states that foreclosure documents can be downloaded without charge.

10
Download or request the needed document.

Searching and watermarked viewing are free. Pay-per-access printing or downloads are currently listed at $1 per page.

Property Fraud Alert: The County Clerk offers a free notification service that alerts a subscriber when a land-record document containing a registered name is recorded.
Title warning: One deed or search result is not a complete title examination. Liens, easements, probate interests, mineral reservations and unreleased loans may require professional review.
Official land-record search: Open Val Verde County Real Property Records.

Val Verde County Property Buyer Checklist

Appraisal Record
  • Correct owner and property ID
  • Legal description and acreage
  • Land and improvement values
  • Homestead or agricultural appraisal
  • Correct taxing units
  • Current and prior values
Tax Review
  • Tax-office account number
  • Current tax balance
  • All delinquent years
  • Penalty and interest
  • Deferral or installment status
  • Tax lawsuit or foreclosure status
Recorded Documents
  • Current warranty deed
  • Deeds of trust and releases
  • Judgment and mechanic’s liens
  • Easements and legal access
  • Mineral deeds and reservations
  • Probate or heirship records
Physical Review
  • Professional survey
  • Legal and physical access
  • Flood and drainage research
  • Water, well and septic availability
  • Utility or pipeline easements
  • Building and subdivision requirements
Buyer warning: A seller’s homestead exemption, tax ceiling, agricultural appraisal, wildlife appraisal, deferral or installment agreement does not automatically transfer to a buyer.

Local Val Verde County Property Scenarios

Property Situation Important Checks Why It Matters
Del Rio residence City, San Felipe Del Rio CISD, homestead, improvements and tax balance. City property normally includes more taxing units than rural land.
Lake Amistad area property Legal access, survey, utilities, restrictions, public-land boundaries and flood research. A parcel near the lake may have access or use limitations not shown by its mailing address.
Comstock property Comstock ISD, acreage, road access, water, improvements and taxes. Large rural tracts require careful legal-description and access review.
Ranch or grazing land Use history, stocking, leases, fencing, water, homesite and rollback exposure. Rural ownership alone does not establish agricultural qualification.
Manufactured home Home owner, land owner, title, physical location and homestead eligibility. The home and underlying land may have different owners or accounts.
Mineral interest Mineral account, division order, production, royalty statements and recorded documents. Surface ownership does not prove mineral ownership.
Business property Real estate, personal-property account, rendition, asset age and condition. Business assets are valued separately from the land and building.
New rural homesite New improvements, agricultural acreage removed, access, well, septic and rollback tax. Construction can change both market value and special-appraisal treatment.

How to Correct a Val Verde CAD Property Record

Problem Correct Starting Point Evidence to Prepare
Incorrect mailing address Val Verde CAD Property ID, owner information and signed address request.
Recent deed not reflected County Clerk, then Val Verde CAD Recorded instrument number, date and deed copy.
Wrong legal description or acreage County Clerk, surveyor and Val Verde CAD Deed, plat, survey and appraisal map.
Incorrect building details Val Verde CAD appraisal staff Measurements, photographs, permits and demolition records.
Missing homestead exemption Val Verde CAD Form 50-114, identification and occupancy evidence.
Missing agricultural appraisal Val Verde CAD Form 50-129, leases, use history and operating records.
Tax payment not posted Val Verde County Tax Office Receipt, transaction number, tax account, year and payment date.
Appraised value disputed Val Verde CAD and Appraisal Review Board Notice of Protest and value or unequal-appraisal evidence.

Val Verde County Property Office Contacts

Office Contact Details Main Services
Val Verde County Appraisal District Chief Appraiser: Jaqueline Casanova
417 West Cantu Road
Del Rio, TX 78840
Phone: 830-774-4602
Fax: 830-775-2101
Email: info@valverdecad.org
Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Property search, appraisal, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, maps, protests and appraisal records.
Val Verde County Tax Assessor-Collector Elodia Garcia
309 Mill Street
Del Rio, TX 78840
Mailing: P.O. Box 1368, Del Rio, TX 78841
Property Tax Phone: 830-774-7530
Fax: 830-775-7282
Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Property-tax calculations, balances, payments, delinquent accounts, vehicles and voter registration.
Val Verde County Clerk Teresa Esther Chapoy, County Clerk
400 Pecan Street
P.O. Box 1267
Del Rio, TX 78841
Phone: 830-774-7564
Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Last workday of each month: closes at 3:30 p.m.
Deeds, liens, easements, plats, mineral records, foreclosure notices and certified copies.

Val Verde County Appraisal District Map

The appraisal district office is located at 417 West Cantu Road in Del Rio.

Official Val Verde County Property Resources

Appraisal District Homepage Val Verde County Appraisal District
Parcel Maps Val Verde CAD Maps
Exemption and Appraisal Forms Val Verde CAD Forms
CAD Contact Information Contact Val Verde CAD
Open Records and GIS Fees Val Verde CAD Open Records
Truth in Taxation Val Verde Tax Transparency
County Clerk Property Records Val Verde County Property Records
Official Deed Search Val Verde Real Property Records
Property Fraud Alert Register for Fraud Alerts
Texas Exemption Guide Texas Property-Tax Exemptions
Texas Protest Guide Appraisal Protests and Appeals
Agricultural and Wildlife Guide Texas Agricultural Appraisal

Val Verde County CAD Property Search FAQs

What is the official Val Verde County CAD property-search website?

The official 2026 search is available at valverdecad.org/property-search.

Where is Val Verde County Appraisal District located?

The appraisal district is located at 417 West Cantu Road in Del Rio, Texas 78840.

What is the Val Verde CAD phone number?

The main appraisal-district phone number is 830-774-4602.

What are the Val Verde CAD business hours?

The official contact page lists Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Which office collects Val Verde County property taxes?

The Val Verde County Tax Assessor-Collector calculates and collects property taxes for participating county, city, school and hospital entities.

Can I search taxes using my CAD property number?

Yes. The county tax portal accepts a CAD reference number, but the Tax Office may also assign a different property account number.

What is the 2026 school homestead exemption?

The mandatory school-district residence homestead exemption is $140,000.

What additional exemption applies to an owner age 65 or older or disabled?

A qualifying owner receives an additional mandatory $60,000 school-district exemption.

What is the usual appraisal protest deadline?

The usual deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal notice is delivered, whichever is later.

Can I file an appeal online?

Val Verde CAD’s public portal provides online access to property valuations, tax information, appeals and exemption services.

Can I dispute my property value by email?

No. Val Verde CAD states that email should not be used to dispute a valuation or request property values.

What is the normal agricultural appraisal deadline?

The regular deadline is April 30. Extension and limited late-filing rules may apply.

How many years does an agricultural rollback generally cover?

A current 1-d-1 rollback generally recaptures the tax difference for the previous three years after a qualifying change of use.

Where can I search Val Verde County deeds and liens?

Use the County Clerk’s official Real Property Records Search at i2g.uslandrecords.com/TX/ValVerde/D/Default.aspx.

How far back do the online real-property records go?

The official County Clerk system provides real-property index and images from January 4, 1982 to the current certification date.

Can I search foreclosure notices online?

Yes. Choose Foreclosures from the office menu in the County Clerk’s records system and search by date range.

Does Val Verde County offer property fraud alerts?

Yes. The County Clerk provides a free service that sends a notification when a document containing a registered name is recorded.

Can a CAD map be used as a legal survey?

No. Appraisal maps are research tools and do not replace a deed, title examination, plat or professional survey.

Independent Editorial Notice

County-CAD.us is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Val Verde County Appraisal District, the Val Verde County Appraisal Review Board, Val Verde County Tax Assessor-Collector, Val Verde County Clerk, any local taxing unit or the State of Texas.

Property values, exemptions, deadlines, tax rates, balances, payment availability, officeholders, office hours, forms and procedures can change. Verify time-sensitive information with the responsible official office before filing, paying or making a property decision.

Last reviewed: July 16, 2026.

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