Colin County CAD – Property Search, Records & Appraisal District

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Collin County, Texas property guide

Collin County Property Records, Appraisals and Tax Help

Search a Collin County home, new-construction property, acreage tract, commercial building or business account by owner, property address, account number or appraisal-district identifier.

This guide explains how to read the certified 2026 record, use the interactive parcel map, verify exemptions, understand taxing jurisdictions, check tax balances, find recorded deeds and determine whether a post-deadline appraisal remedy may still apply.

Search Collin CAD Open taxpayer portal Search and pay taxes
Official resources checked August 4, 2026
Correct county name Collin with two Ls The existing URL uses “colin,” but official county and CAD records use “Collin.”
Property-search status Updated nightly The main public search displays current appraisal and ownership information.
2026 value status Certified The chief appraiser’s certification cycle was scheduled for late July.
CAD office 250 Eldorado Parkway McKinney office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Choose the correct official system

Start With the Collin County Service You Need

Appraised value, tax balances, deeds, exemptions and parcel maps are handled through different portals. Use the task cards below rather than submitting the same question to several offices.

1

Search a property account

Find owner, address, account ID, legal-description data, certified values, exemptions, improvements and taxing entities.

Open official property search →
2

View the parcel map

Locate an appraisal parcel and compare mapped streets, subdivisions and surrounding account information.

Open interactive map →
3

Manage notices or appeals

Register using the Owner ID and eFile PIN printed on an appraisal or exemption notice.

Open taxpayer portal →
4

Submit an exemption form

Use Collin CAD’s online-form system or download the correct Texas property-tax application.

Open online forms →
5

Check or pay property taxes

Search by account number, owner, mailing address, property address, CAD number, statement number or legal description.

Open county tax search →
6

Verify a deed or recorded lien

Use the County Clerk’s official records search for deeds, plats, releases, liens and instrument numbers.

Search official records →
Do not use “Colin County” when searching an official government system. The correct name is Collin County. Using the misspelled version can lead to unrelated websites, incomplete results or unofficial property-record services.
Property-page decoder

How to Read a Collin County Appraisal Record

Record field What it means What to verify
Account or property ID Collin CAD’s unique identifier for the appraisal account. Use it when contacting the CAD, submitting forms or matching the tax record.
Owner ID An identifier connected with the owner record. The taxpayer portal may request this ID with the eFile PIN from a mailed notice.
Owner and mailing address The ownership and correspondence information carried by the CAD. Compare ownership with the recorded deed and keep the mailing address current.
Property address The physical or situs location assigned to the property. It can differ from the owner’s mailing address.
Legal description An abbreviated lot, block, subdivision, survey or tract description. Verify it against the recorded deed and plat before using it for legal purposes.
Market value The district’s opinion of market value as of January 1 for the appraisal year. Check the selected year, land, improvements, condition and property classification.
Appraised value The value after applicable appraisal limitations or special appraisal treatment. It may differ from market value because of a homestead cap or other limitation.
Taxable value The value remaining for a particular taxing unit after exemptions. Different entities can show different taxable values.
Land value The appraised component assigned to the lot or acreage. Review land size, location, use, frontage and neighborhood assignment.
Improvement value The value assigned to houses, buildings and other improvements. Check square footage, year built, construction class, quality and condition.
Exemption codes Approved homestead, age-65, disability, veteran or other exemption information. A missing exemption can indicate no application, pending review, denial or account mismatch.
Taxing entities The county, city, school, college, MUD and other districts connected to the account. Confirm city, school and special-district assignments carefully.
Deed history Appraisal-system references to ownership or transfer activity. Use the County Clerk’s recorded document for legal verification.
Market value is not the tax bill. The CAD certifies appraisal values. Each local taxing unit adopts a tax rate, and the Tax Assessor-Collector applies the certified taxable value and adopted rate to the account.
GIS and parcel research

How to Use the Collin CAD Interactive Map

The GIS map helps identify an appraisal parcel and its relationship to roads, subdivisions and nearby accounts. It is not a boundary survey, zoning certificate or title report.

Open the official Collin CAD map. Use the district’s interactive GIS application.
Search by property ID or a clear address. The property ID usually produces the cleanest match. An address can be less reliable for new construction or recently assigned streets.
Select the mapped parcel. Compare the owner, property ID, address and legal description with the regular property-search page.
Review neighboring appraisal accounts. Nearby properties can help with research, but location alone does not make them valid protest comparables.
Check subdivision and plat records separately. Use the County Clerk’s record search, change the department to Plats and search the subdivision or recorded instrument.
Use a licensed survey for boundary work. Do not place a fence, structure, driveway or utility based only on an online GIS outline.
The CAD map does not prove city limits, zoning, easements or buildable area. Verify municipal jurisdiction, plat restrictions, easements, flood information, utility service and development requirements with the appropriate official agency.
Local search strategy

Collin County Search Tips by Property Location

Collin County includes dense established neighborhoods, fast-growing subdivisions, rural acreage and properties with municipal utility or special-district accounts. The best search method changes with the property.

Established urban property Plano, Allen and central McKinney Begin with the property address. Compare the exact subdivision, lot, block, improvement size and city or school-district coding.
Fast-growth corridors Frisco, Prosper and Celina Use the property ID for recently completed homes. Confirm the January 1 completion stage, improvement percentage and special-district entities.
New eastern development Princeton, Melissa, Anna and Lavon Check whether the deed, subdivision plat, address and new improvement have reached every official database.
Rural and acreage property Farmersville, Blue Ridge, Weston and Nevada Owner, property ID, survey, abstract, tract description or interactive map may work better than a street address.

New-construction check

  • Confirm the January 1 completion status.
  • Review living area and improvement class.
  • Check whether unfinished areas were included.
  • Save dated construction photographs.
  • Compare the deed and closing date.

MUD or special-district check

  • Read every taxing entity on the account.
  • Do not assume the city provides every service.
  • Check the entity’s tax rate separately.
  • Review homestead exemptions by entity.
  • Compare the tax statement with the CAD list.

Recently purchased property

  • Verify deed recording with the County Clerk.
  • Allow time for the CAD owner update.
  • Update the mailing address.
  • Apply for homestead when eligible.
  • Review notices sent to the prior owner.
Current appraisal phase

What 2026 Certified Status Means for Property Owners

Collin CAD’s 2025–2026 reappraisal calendar scheduled appraisal-roll certification for July 25, 2026. The official search now identifies 2026 as certified, and the district has posted a certified value summary and totals.

Appraisal phase 2026 roll certified Certified values are delivered to taxing units for tax-rate and levy calculations.
Ordinary protest phase May 15 deadline passed The ordinary real-property filing window has closed for most accounts.
Tax-rate phase August and September Local entities publish proposed rates, hearings and adopted rates through Truth in Taxation.

What certification does

  • Finalizes most appraisal records for the tax cycle.
  • Allows values to be delivered to taxing units.
  • Supports rate and tax-statement calculations.
  • Changes the remedy from an ordinary timely protest to narrower statutory procedures.

What certification does not do

  • It does not make a CAD record a legal title document.
  • It does not prevent ownership or mailing-address updates.
  • It does not eliminate all late exemption provisions.
  • It does not eliminate qualifying correction motions or supplemental appraisal activity.
Do not file a standard protest form late without identifying a valid legal basis. Contact Collin CAD with the property ID, tax year, notice date and exact issue. Ask which late-protest, exemption, correction or supplemental procedure applies before submitting duplicate forms.
Certified value summary Certified totals Truth in Taxation
Office-routing guide

Collin CAD vs Tax Office vs County Clerk

Your question Correct office Reason
What is the certified appraised value? Collin Central Appraisal District The appraisal district discovers, lists and appraises taxable property.
Why is the square footage or property class wrong? Collin Central Appraisal District The CAD maintains appraisal characteristics and property classifications.
Was my homestead exemption approved? Collin Central Appraisal District The chief appraiser reviews exemption applications.
Can I still correct a 2026 appraisal? Collin CAD / Appraisal Review Board The available procedure depends on the notice, filing date and statutory correction ground.
How much property tax do I owe? Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector The Tax Office maintains statements, balances, payments and receipts.
Why has my payment not posted? Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector Payment processing is a tax-collection function.
Who legally owns the property? Collin County Clerk records The County Clerk records deeds and other real-property instruments.
Where can I find a subdivision plat? Collin County Clerk record search Change the portal department from Property Records to Plats and search the subdivision.
Which city, school or MUD taxes the property? CAD record and Truth-in-Taxation database The CAD account lists entities; the tax database provides proposed and adopted rate details.
Tax search and payment

How to Check and Pay Collin County Property Taxes

Collin CAD certifies appraisal values but does not collect the resulting tax. Use the Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector’s official search for statements, balances, receipts and payment processing.

Open the official Collin County tax search. Go to taxpublic.collincountytx.gov/search.
Select the strongest available search field. The portal accepts account number, owner name, mailing address, owner ID, property address, appraisal-district number, statement number or legal description.
Enter owner names last name first. Use a format such as DOE JOHN or DOE J.
Confirm the exact account. Compare owner, property address, legal description, CAD identifier and tax-account number.
Review each tax year and taxing entity. Look for current amounts, prior-year balances, penalties, interest and collection fees.
Review payment-method charges. Electronic-payment processors can add a convenience fee separate from the property tax.
Authorize payment only after verifying the year. A multi-property owner should check every account number and tax year before submitting funds.
Save the receipt. Retain the confirmation number, account number, paid tax year, payment date and total amount.
Collin County Tax Office 2300 Bloomdale Road
McKinney, TX 75071
Phone: (972) 547-5020
Tax-office mailing address Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector
P.O. Box 8046
McKinney, TX 75070
Do not send an appraisal protest to the Tax Office. The Tax Assessor-Collector cannot reduce a certified appraised value or approve a homestead exemption. Those matters belong with Collin CAD.
Applications and online filing

Collin County Homestead and Exemption Forms

Collin CAD offers an online forms system for viewing, submitting and managing forms. Use the official PDF when an online version is unavailable or when the instructions require supporting documents.

Task Official form or portal Prepare before filing
Residence homestead exemption Collin CAD online forms or Form 50-114 Owner ID, property ID, acquisition date, occupancy date and required identification.
Age-65 or disability qualification Online forms Age, disability and occupancy documentation applicable to the requested exemption.
Disabled-veteran exemption Form 50-135 VA documentation, disability rating and surviving-spouse evidence when applicable.
1-d-1 agricultural appraisal Form 50-129 Acreage, use history, operator information and evidence of qualifying agricultural activity.
Business-personal-property rendition Form 50-144 Inventory, machinery, equipment, furniture, computers, vehicles and leased assets owned or managed January 1.
Change mailing address Collin CAD online forms Owner information, property account and old and new mailing addresses.
General form library Forms and applications Confirm the form revision, tax year, signature requirements and supporting-document list.

Homestead application checklist

  • You own an interest in the property.
  • You occupy it as your principal residence.
  • You do not claim another residence homestead.
  • The application name matches the ownership record or explains the difference.
  • You attach the identification required by the form.
  • You save the submission receipt.

After submitting a form

  • Save the confirmation number.
  • Respond to document requests promptly.
  • Check the online form status when available.
  • Search the property later for the exemption code.
  • Read any approval or denial notice carefully.
  • Use the stated appeal route when denied.
Late residence-homestead filing may still be available. Texas law permits certain late homestead applications. Contact Collin CAD with the property ID and tax years involved rather than assuming the opportunity has expired.
Appeals and post-deadline remedies

Collin CAD Protest, eFile and Correction Guidance

The ordinary 2026 real-property protest deadline was May 15, 2026. Do not present a new standard protest as timely unless a later notice deadline or another legal exception applies.
Identify the exact issue and tax year. Examples include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property characteristics, exemption denial, ownership, agricultural appraisal or notice delivery.
Find the mailed appraisal or exemption notice. The notice contains the Owner ID, eFile PIN, account details, mailing date and property-specific deadline.
Register for the taxpayer portal when applicable. Open the registration page and enter the Owner ID and eFile PIN from the notice.
Determine whether a late remedy exists. A later-mailed notice, denied exemption, clerical error, multiple appraisal, substantial-error motion or another statutory circumstance may use a different deadline.
Ask Collin CAD for the correct procedure. Provide the account number, notice date, tax year and exact requested correction. Avoid submitting several unrelated forms.
Use the official protest form when instructed. The 2026 form permits filing through Online Appeals eFile, by mail or in person.
Preserve proof of delivery. For mailed filings, use a counter-issued Certificate of Mailing or Certified Mail receipt rather than relying on a collection-box drop date.
Organize evidence around the legal issue. State the requested value or correction and explain how each document supports that result.
Follow hearing-mode requirements. The 2026 form provides in-person, affidavit or declaration, telephone and videoconference options, subject to evidence and scheduling rules.

Evidence that can help

  • Sales close to the January 1 appraisal date.
  • Comparable properties with similar location, size, age and quality.
  • Dated photographs of condition problems.
  • Inspection reports and contractor estimates.
  • Evidence of incorrect square footage or completion percentage.
  • Comparable appraisal records supporting unequal appraisal.

Evidence that is weak alone

  • A mortgage or loan balance.
  • The amount the tax bill increased.
  • An undated automated online estimate.
  • A nearby property with different characteristics.
  • Repairs completed after January 1 without earlier-condition evidence.
  • A requested value with no calculation.
Mailing procedures changed for 2026 filings. Collin CAD’s 2026 protest form warns that mail dropped into a collection box may receive a regional-hub postmark one or two days later. Obtain official mailing proof at the postal counter for deadline-sensitive documents.
Open taxpayer portal Download 2026 protest form Read 2026 procedures
Bulk research and public records

Collin CAD Open Data, GIS Downloads and Recorded Documents

A normal account search is best for one property. Collin CAD also provides bulk appraisal data, GIS downloads, an ArcGIS open-data hub, reports and a formal open-records process.

Appraisal data

Filter, sort, query and export current appraisal information through the linked Texas Open Data Portal.

Open data resources →

GIS parcel data

Use the interactive map for visual research or the GIS download and ArcGIS resources for larger geographic datasets.

Open GIS data hub →

Deeds and plats

Search grantor, grantee, subdivision, document type, instrument number or plat records through the County Clerk.

Open official record search →
Research goal Best official source Important limitation
One property’s value and exemptions Collin CAD property search The record is for appraisal administration, not title certification.
Many appraisal accounts Open Data Portal CCAD does not provide technical support for user-created data analysis.
Parcel features and GIS data Interactive map or ArcGIS hub Mapped lines are not legal surveys.
Deed, lien, release or plat County Clerk official records The Clerk records documents but does not provide title opinions.
Custom existing government records Collin CAD open-records request A written request must identify existing records; fees can apply.
CAD sales evidence for an ARB case Protest evidence process General sales information is restricted, but required ARB evidence must be disclosed under applicable law.
Check immediately available data before filing an open-records request. Collin CAD directs users first to property search, the interactive map, appraisal and GIS exports, forms, reports and taxing-entity information.
Annual property calendar

Collin County Property-Tax Dates to Watch

January 1 — appraisal date Property ownership, condition, use and taxable business assets are generally evaluated as of January 1.
Around April 15 — real-property appraisal notices Collin CAD states that appraisal notices are generally mailed around April 15 and sends notices annually to property owners.
April 15 — general rendition deadline Most business-personal-property renditions are generally due April 15, subject to extension provisions.
April 30 — common exemption and agricultural deadline Residence-homestead and open-space agricultural applications generally use an April 30 deadline, with special late-filing rules in some situations.
May 15 — typical protest deadline The 2026 deadline for most real-property protests was May 15, unless a later notice or statutory exception created another date.
July 25 — scheduled certification Collin CAD’s reappraisal calendar scheduled certification of the 2026 appraisal rolls to taxing units.
August 7 — scheduled tax-transparency update The reappraisal calendar identifies August 7, 2026 for updating the local Truth-in-Taxation website.
August and September — proposed and adopted rates Cities, school districts, the county, college and special districts conduct their tax-rate processes.
October onward — tax-statement season Compare the statement with the certified CAD record, exemptions and taxing-entity list.
January 31 — normal payment deadline Property taxes are generally due by January 31 before delinquency charges begin February 1.
A property-specific notice can override a general calendar date. Late notices, denied exemptions, omitted property, correction motions and supplemental accounts can follow different statutory deadlines.
Taxing-entity decoder

How to Read Collin County Tax Rates and Exemptions

Collin CAD maintains a searchable table containing entity type, entity code, entity name, exemptions, homestead amounts, age-65 and disability relief, freeze information and maintenance, operations, debt and total tax rates.

City and county entities

Check whether the account is inside an incorporated city and whether the listed county entities match the property’s location.

School district

Verify the assigned ISD and the school homestead, age-65, disability and tax-ceiling information.

MUD and special districts

Newer developments can include municipal utility, water-control, emergency-service or other special taxing districts.

Basic entity-tax estimate

Taxable value ÷ 100 × adopted tax rate = estimated tax for that entity.

Calculate each entity separately using the taxable value shown for that entity. Do not add every rate in the county database because only entities listed on the property account apply.

Search rates and exemptions Open Truth in Taxation
2026 rates may be proposed rather than final during August. Use the live Truth-in-Taxation database to check hearing dates, proposed tax amounts and adopted-rate updates for the entities on the property.
Buyer and owner checks

What to Verify Before and After a Collin County Sale

Before buying

  • Match the CAD account to the deed description.
  • Check improvement size and completion status.
  • Review city, school and special districts.
  • Check current and delinquent tax balances.
  • Do not assume the seller’s exemptions transfer.

After closing

  • Confirm the deed was recorded.
  • Allow processing time for the CAD owner update.
  • Update the mailing address.
  • Apply for homestead when eligible.
  • Review notices sent under the previous owner.

New construction

  • Check the January 1 completion percentage.
  • Compare plans with CAD square footage.
  • Document unfinished areas.
  • Confirm lot and improvement accounts.
  • Check MUD and special-district taxation.
The CAD owner field is not proof of legal title. A recently recorded deed can take time to reach the appraisal system. Trust, estate, divorce, probate and business transfers may require additional recorded documents.
Problem solver

Fix Common Collin CAD Search and Filing Problems

Problem Likely reason Best next step
No owner-name result Different spelling, trust, estate, company, prior owner or last-name-first format. Search the last name alone, remove punctuation and try the property address.
No address result New street, abbreviated suffix, separate unit, incomplete situs address or construction account. Use the property ID, subdivision, prior address or interactive map.
New owner not displayed The deed was recorded recently or has not completed CAD processing. Verify the instrument in County Clerk records and contact the CAD if the delay continues.
2026 protest link does not allow filing The ordinary filing deadline has passed or the account lacks portal eligibility. Contact Collin CAD and identify the legal basis for a late protest or correction.
Taxpayer portal will not register Wrong Owner ID, wrong eFile PIN, expired notice information or email-verification issue. Copy the information from the latest mailed notice and use the district help resources.
Homestead exemption is missing No application, pending review, missing documentation, denial or wrong account. Check the online form status and contact Collin CAD with the submission confirmation.
CAD and tax account numbers differ The appraisal and collection systems can use different identifiers. Match owner, property address, legal description and appraisal-district number.
Wrong MUD or city appears Jurisdiction coding, annexation, boundary or account-update issue. Save the CAD account and provide jurisdiction evidence to the appropriate office.
Payment not posted Processor delay, rejected payment or payment applied to another account. Keep the receipt and contact the County Tax Office.
Map boundary appears wrong GIS lag, parcel split, mapping issue or nonsurvey representation. Compare the deed, plat and survey before requesting a mapping correction.
Verified local contacts

Collin CAD, Tax Office and County Clerk Details

Collin County Tax Office

2300 Bloomdale Road
McKinney, TX 75071

Mail: P.O. Box 8046, McKinney, TX 75070
Phone: (972) 547-5020
Fax: (972) 547-5053
Handles: balances, statements, payments and receipts

Official property-tax page

Collin County Clerk Land Recordings

2300 Bloomdale Road
McKinney, TX 75071

Phone: (972) 548-4185
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Handles: deeds, liens, releases, plats and recorded instruments

Official land-recordings page
Call before a deadline-sensitive visit. Holiday closures, hearing schedules, portal availability, document requirements and satellite tax-office services can change.
Final action plan

Complete Your Collin County Property Task

For property research

  • Use the correct spelling: Collin County.
  • Search with one reliable field.
  • Confirm the account ID and 2026 tax year.
  • Review property characteristics and exemptions.
  • Check every taxing entity.
  • Use the map for context, not boundaries.
  • Save a dated copy of the account.

For a form, correction or payment

  • Choose the correct office.
  • Identify the exact tax year and issue.
  • Use the current official form or portal.
  • Attach readable supporting documents.
  • Confirm the account identifier.
  • Save filing or payment proof.
  • Follow up using the confirmation number.
10 practical answers

Collin County CAD Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is it Colin County or Collin County?
The correct official spelling is Collin County with two Ls. The appraisal district’s official name is Collin Central Appraisal District.
2. Is the Collin CAD property search free?
Yes. The official public property search is available without paying a third-party property-record company, and Collin CAD states that its search data is updated nightly.
3. What can I use to search for a property?
Start with the owner name, property address or Collin CAD account number. The account number is usually the best option for an exact match.
4. Are Collin County’s 2026 appraisal values certified?
Yes. Collin CAD’s official search identifies 2026 as certified, and the district has posted a 2026 certified value summary and certified totals.
5. Does Collin CAD collect property-tax payments?
No. Collin CAD certifies appraisal values and administers exemptions. The Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector maintains tax statements, balances, receipts and payments.
6. What was the 2026 Collin CAD protest deadline?
The standard deadline for most 2026 real-property protests was May 15, 2026. A later notice or another statutory circumstance can create a different deadline.
7. How do I register for Collin CAD’s taxpayer portal?
Use the Owner ID and eFile PIN found on the mailed appraisal or exemption notice. Enter that information on the taxpayer-portal registration page.
8. Where do I apply for a homestead exemption?
Apply through Collin CAD’s online forms system or submit the official Residence Homestead Exemption Application, Form 50-114, with the required identification and ownership information.
9. Where can I verify a deed or subdivision plat?
Use the Collin County Clerk’s official records search. Search Property Records for deeds and other instruments or change the department to Plats for recorded subdivision maps.
10. Why can two nearby Collin County homes have different taxable values?
The properties may differ in size, age, condition, improvement quality, homestead status, appraisal caps, city limits, school district, MUD assignment or other taxing entities.
Independent informational resource: County-CAD.us is not Collin Central Appraisal District, Collin County, the Appraisal Review Board, the County Clerk or the Tax Assessor-Collector. Property data, certified values, exemptions, deadlines, rates, account status and office procedures can change. Verify property-specific and deadline-sensitive information through the linked official sources. This guide is not legal, tax, surveying, appraisal or title advice.
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