San Augustine County CAD – Property Search, Records & Appraisal District

San Augustine County CAD • Texas property records 2026

San Augustine County CAD property search, appraisal records, exemptions and tax office help

Use this San Augustine County CAD guide to search official property records, check owner or address details, review appraisal value, find exemption forms, understand online protest options and avoid calling the wrong office for tax payments.

Start with San Augustine County Appraisal District for appraisal value, property search, exemptions, special valuations and online protest questions. Use the San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector for tax bills, payments, receipts and payment amount questions.

Official CAD office San Augustine County Appraisal District Address 122 North Harrison, San Augustine, TX 75972 Phone 936-275-3496 Best first move Search the property, save the property ID or geo ID, then choose the correct action: correction, exemption, protest or tax payment.

Quick answer: what San Augustine County CAD does

San Augustine County Appraisal District maintains appraisal records for property in San Augustine County. It helps with property search, appraisal value, exemptions, special valuations, online protest access, forms and property-record questions.

It does not handle tax bill payment. For payment amount, tax statements, online payment, receipts and tax-office questions, use the San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector.

Do not mix up CAD and tax office San Augustine CAD appraises property and handles exemptions or protest matters. The San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector handles tax payments, receipts and tax balance questions.
Real shortcut before calling Search the property record first. Write down the property ID, geo ID, owner name, property address, tax year and legal description. This avoids wrong-account confusion.
Official office
San Augustine County Appraisal District
Property search
sanaugustinecad.org/home
CAD phone
936-275-3496
CAD address
122 North Harrison, San Augustine, TX 75972
CAD email
info@sanaugcad.org
Tax office phone
936-275-2300

Quick navigation for San Augustine County property owners

How to search San Augustine County CAD property records

The official search portal is the best first stop before you file, pay, protest or ask for a correction.

Open the official property search. Go to San Augustine CAD Property Search. The portal includes Basic Search, By Owner, By Property, All Criteria and Advanced Search.
Choose the search type that matches your information. Use Basic Search if you only have one clue. Use By Owner for owner name. Use By Property when you have property ID, geo ID, street, legal description, abstract or subdivision details.
Use the tax year filter. The search page includes tax year options. Choose the correct year before comparing value, property type or tax due status.
Search simple first. For owner search, try last name first. For address search, try only the street name if the full address fails.
Open the matching account carefully. Confirm owner name, property address, property ID, geo ID, legal description and property type before relying on the record.
Save the record. Print to PDF or save a clean copy. Keep it with your appraisal notice, exemption documents, protest evidence and tax statement.
Best user tip If you are preparing a protest, save the current record first. It gives you a clear baseline when comparing value, exemptions, property details and later updates.

When San Augustine CAD property search does not work

Search failure does not always mean the property is missing. Usually, the name, address or ID format is too exact.

Problem Try this Why it helps
Address gives no result Use only the street name or street number. Street abbreviations, direction words and spelling differences can block exact matches.
Owner search fails Try last name only, or last name first name. Owner names may include initials, trusts, estates, companies or different formatting.
Too many results Use All Criteria or Advanced Search. You can narrow by property ID, geo ID, legal description, street, city, abstract, subdivision, property type and tax year.
Property ID search fails Remove spaces, dashes and extra account text. Some systems need the plain ID format.
New buyer name is not showing Search the previous owner and verify deed updates separately. CAD ownership updates may lag after a deed or closing.

What San Augustine CAD property record fields mean

A property record is useful only when you know what each field is for. Do not treat appraisal data as a deed, title report, tax receipt or survey.

Field Meaning How to use it
Property ID Unique appraisal account reference Use it when calling CAD, filing protest, checking tax records or saving evidence.
Geo ID Geographic parcel reference Helpful when matching land, rural parcels or map records.
Owner name Owner shown in CAD appraisal records Useful for search, but not a replacement for deed or title verification.
Property address Physical or situs location used by CAD Confirm this before trusting value or tax account details.
Legal description Appraisal description of tract, lot, block, abstract or subdivision Helpful for matching a parcel, but verify before using in legal documents.
Market value CAD opinion of market value Compare with similar sales, condition, size, location and property type.
Property type Real Estate, Mineral or Personal Property category Use the correct type when searching and preparing evidence.
Tax due filter Search option to show properties with tax due Use carefully. For final payment amount, verify with the tax office.

San Augustine CAD vs San Augustine County Tax Office

This is the biggest confusion for property owners. Use this table before calling or clicking.

Your task Correct place Best next step
Search property value San Augustine CAD Use Basic, Owner, Property, All Criteria or Advanced Search.
Fix wrong property details San Augustine CAD Call 936-275-3496 with property ID and proof.
Apply for exemption San Augustine CAD Use official CAD forms or Texas Comptroller forms and save proof.
File online protest San Augustine CAD online protest / ARB process Use the official protest login or request a PIN if needed.
Pay property taxes San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector Use the official tax office site or call 936-275-2300.
Find deed or recorded document County Clerk / real property records Use official county real property records, not CAD appraisal data.

San Augustine County homestead exemption help

Before protesting your value, check exemption status. A missing exemption can cost more than a small value error.

Search your property first. Open San Augustine CAD property search and confirm the correct account.
Check exemption status. Look for homestead, over-65, disabled person, disabled veteran or special valuation details where shown.
Use official forms. Open San Augustine CAD forms. You can also use the Texas Comptroller residence homestead form if needed.
Attach proof. Keep ID, ownership proof, residency proof and qualifying documents ready.
Save submission proof. Keep a copy, email confirmation, mail receipt, fax confirmation or office-stamped proof.
Exemption tip Do not wait for a tax bill to discover a missing exemption. Search your property record early and confirm exemption status before the main protest season becomes busy.

How to prepare a useful San Augustine CAD protest

A strong protest is not “my tax bill is high.” The protest should focus on value, unequal appraisal, wrong property details, exemption issues or another specific appraisal matter.

Read your appraisal notice carefully. Note the proposed value, property ID, geo ID, protest deadline, hearing details and filing instructions.
Find the exact issue. Check if the problem is value, acreage, square footage, land class, improvement details, property type, exemption or ownership.
Use online protest access if available. Open San Augustine CAD Online Protest. Sign in or request a PIN if needed.
State a realistic requested value. Do not only say “too high.” State the value you believe is correct and show why.
Build a clean evidence packet. Use comparable sales, condition photos, repair estimates, closing documents, land-use proof or correction documents.
Save proof of filing. Keep online confirmation, email proof, mailed receipt, fax confirmation or stamped copy.
Plain protest wording “I am protesting the 2026 market value because the record does not match the property condition and similar local sales support a lower value. My requested value is $____. I attached comparable sales, photos and repair estimates.”

Evidence checklist that actually helps

Good evidence is clear, local and tied to the exact reason for your protest. Keep it short enough for a reviewer to understand quickly.

Strong evidence
  • Recent nearby comparable sales
  • Photos of damage, age or poor condition
  • Repair estimates from contractors
  • Closing statement or recent purchase price
  • Independent appraisal or market analysis
Record-error proof
  • Wrong square footage
  • Wrong acreage or land size
  • Incorrect property type
  • Wrong improvement, mobile home or outbuilding details
  • Missing exemption or ownership update
Weak evidence
  • Only saying taxes are high
  • Random online value estimate
  • Old sales from another market year
  • Photos without date or explanation
  • Comps that do not match your property type
Local value tip San Augustine County includes city property, rural land, timberland, lake-area property, mineral interests, personal property and homestead property. Compare your property against the same type, not a county-wide average.

Key San Augustine County property tax deadlines

Always use the exact deadline shown on your appraisal notice or official instructions. These are practical Texas property-tax guideposts.

Task Common timing Smart action
Valuation date January 1 Review property condition and market as of this date.
Exemption filing Commonly April 30 for many exemption filings Apply early and save proof. Ask CAD about late options if missed.
Protest filing Usually May 15 or 30 days after notice, whichever is later Use your notice deadline. Do not wait until the last day.
Tax payment Handled by tax office after values and rates are set Use the Tax Assessor-Collector for balance, payment and receipt questions.

How to pay San Augustine County property taxes

Tax payment is handled by the San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector, not San Augustine CAD. Check the official tax office page before paying.

Open the official tax office site. Go to the San Augustine County Tax Office website.
Confirm the amount first. Use the tax office resources or call 936-275-2300 if you are unsure of the amount.
Check jurisdiction and account carefully. San Augustine County tax office collects for several local jurisdictions. Match the correct property account before payment.
Save the receipt. Keep the confirmation number, receipt, bank record and property account information.
Payment warning Do not treat the CAD record as a tax receipt. CAD appraisal records and tax-office payment records are separate.

Documents to keep ready

Use this checklist before calling, filing, protesting or paying. It saves time and makes the office conversation easier.

For property search Owner name, property address, property ID, geo ID, legal description, tax year and property type.
For exemption ID, ownership proof, residency proof, disability/veteran documents if applicable and prior exemption details.
For protest Appraisal notice, property record PDF, comparable sales, photos, repair estimates and requested value.
For tax payment Tax statement, payment amount, account number, tax office contact details and confirmation number if already paid.

San Augustine County Appraisal District contact details

Contact item Official detail Use this for
Office San Augustine County Appraisal District Property search, appraisal value, exemptions, corrections and protest questions.
Address 122 North Harrison, San Augustine, TX 75972 Office visits, forms and map directions.
Phone 936-275-3496 General CAD help and property-record questions.
Email info@sanaugcad.org Questions where email contact is accepted by the district.
Tax office 100 W Columbia, Room 102, San Augustine, TX 75972 Tax bills, payments, receipts and payment questions.
Tax office phone 936-275-2300 Tax payment and tax balance questions.

San Augustine CAD office map

Use this map for directions to San Augustine County Appraisal District. For deadline-sensitive filing, call first and confirm the current submission method.

Official San Augustine County property resources

Use these official links for final confirmation before searching, filing, paying, protesting or visiting an office.

San Augustine County Appraisal District official website Official San Augustine CAD property search San Augustine CAD forms San Augustine CAD online protest San Augustine CAD contact page San Augustine County Tax Office official website San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector page San Augustine County Clerk real property records Texas Comptroller residence homestead exemption form Texas Comptroller property tax protests and appeals Texas.gov property tax transparency database

San Augustine County CAD property search FAQs

What is the official San Augustine County CAD property search website?

The official search portal is sanaugustinecad.org/home. It includes Basic Search, By Owner, By Property, All Criteria and Advanced Search options.

What is the San Augustine CAD phone number?

The official San Augustine County Appraisal District phone number is 936-275-3496.

Where is San Augustine County Appraisal District located?

The office is located at 122 North Harrison, San Augustine, Texas 75972.

How do I search San Augustine CAD by address?

Use Basic Search or By Property. If the address does not appear, try a simpler search such as only the street name or only the street number.

How do I search San Augustine CAD by owner name?

Use the By Owner tab. Try last name first. If the full name does not work, try only the first or last name.

What should I do if too many search results appear?

Use All Criteria or Advanced Search and add more details such as property ID, geo ID, legal description, street, city, abstract, subdivision, property type or tax year.

Does San Augustine CAD collect property taxes?

No. San Augustine CAD handles appraisal records, exemptions and protests. Tax bills and payments are handled by the San Augustine County Tax Assessor-Collector.

Where do I pay San Augustine County property taxes?

Use the San Augustine County Tax Office website or official county tax office page. Call 936-275-2300 if you are unsure of the payment amount.

What evidence helps in a San Augustine County appraisal protest?

Useful evidence includes recent comparable sales, photos, repair estimates, closing statements, wrong-square-footage proof, land-size proof, exemption proof and correction documents.

Can I use San Augustine CAD records for legal documents?

No. CAD records are for appraisal and research purposes. Legal descriptions, ownership and deed matters should be verified through official county real property records.

What is the best first step after getting an appraisal notice?

Search your property, save the record, check exemptions, compare property details and decide whether you need a correction, exemption filing or protest.

Which property types can appear in San Augustine CAD search?

The official search portal includes property type options such as Mineral, Personal Property and Real Estate.

Independent guide disclaimer County-CAD.us is an independent property-information guide. It is not San Augustine County Appraisal District, San Augustine County, the Tax Assessor-Collector, the County Clerk or any government agency. Always verify current values, deadlines, exemptions, tax amounts, payment status and office hours on official websites.

Last editorial check: June 2026. Official phone numbers, hours, forms, deadlines, links and property data can change. Confirm directly with San Augustine CAD or San Augustine County before filing, paying, protesting or visiting.

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Estimate Taxes, Exemptions, Escrow, Protest Savings and Next Steps

This sitewide tool helps homeowners, buyers, sellers and investors understand property tax numbers before they check the official county appraisal district or tax office. It runs in your browser, does not collect personal data and gives practical next steps after each calculation.

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Estimate annual tax using property value, assessment ratio, exemptions and local tax rate.

Homestead and Exemption Savings

Estimate how much a homestead, senior, disabled, veteran or local exemption may reduce annual tax.

Monthly Escrow / Ownership Cost

Estimate monthly property tax, insurance, HOA and reserve cushion. Useful for buyers and homeowners comparing affordability.

Property Tax Protest Savings

Estimate possible savings if your appraised value is reduced after a protest, evidence review or correction.

Appraised Value Growth / Cap Impact

Estimate how a value increase or appraisal cap may affect taxable value. Rules vary by state, county and exemption status.

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