Moore County CAD Property Search, Records & Appraisal District

Use the district’s free property database rather than a commercial people-search or property-data site.

Use 2026 for the current account. Choose earlier years to compare ownership, exemption or value history.

The number from an appraisal notice or saved property card normally produces the cleanest match.

If a full name fails, try only the first or last name, trust name, estate or business name.

Use the street number and main street name. Remove unit numbers, punctuation and unnecessary suffixes.

Select Real, Personal, Mineral, Auto or Mobile Home. The wrong filter can hide a valid account.

Try abstract, subdivision, Geographic ID, neighborhood, DBA or mobile-home park.

A farm, feedyard, grain operation or company may have separate land, improvements, equipment and mineral accounts.

Do not rely only on a familiar owner name or mailing address.

Print the record or save a PDF before requesting a correction, applying for an exemption or preparing evidence.

Copy the Property ID, Geographic ID, acreage and legal description.

Do not rely on the obsolete TrueAutomation URL from the previous article.

Use highways, farm roads, section patterns, nearby facilities and adjoining parcels.

This is useful for irrigated farms, contiguous acreage, industrial sites and mobile homes.

Label it with the Property ID and use it only as a research exhibit.

Use the current General Residence Homestead application.

The property must satisfy the statutory residence-homestead requirements.

Moore CAD states that homestead applications must include a driver’s-license copy or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code.

Mail to P.O. Box 717, Dumas, TX 79029, or use an official electronic method offered by the district.

Check the property record or contact the district. Submission alone does not prove approval.

Do not assume one application automatically covers all tracts.

Moore CAD provides separate agricultural, wildlife and related land-use forms.

Ask about late filing immediately when the ordinary filing date has passed.

The district may review whether qualifying use continues.

Do not use the landlord’s real-estate account for tenant-owned assets.

Separate inventory, machinery, furniture, vehicles and other categories.

Compare acquisition year, expected life, condition and obsolescence.

Keep the final form, asset schedule and supporting invoices together.

Record the Property ID, proposed value, exemptions and exact deadline.

Possible grounds include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect characteristics, missing exemption or denied agricultural appraisal.

Save the confirmation, screenshot or mailing proof.

Ask for comparable properties, schedules, photos and information the appraiser intends to use.

Use condition photos, repair estimates, measurements, comparable records, agricultural evidence or business asset schedules.

Show the district value, your requested value and the evidence supporting the change.

Organize exhibits in presentation order and read the written decision immediately.

The appraisal account and Tax Office account may use different references.

Search by owner, address, Property ID or advanced criteria.

Paying a current balance does not automatically clear an older delinquency.

Compare the tax statement with the jurisdictions listed on the CAD record.

The Tax Office links Certified Payments and publishes bureau code 3715430.

Keep the account, tax year, amount, payment date and confirmation reference.

Save the owner, previous owner, Property ID, legal description and acreage.

Select the Public Inquiry link provided by the Clerk.

Try individuals, spouses, trusts, estates, companies and former owners.

Look for deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, plats, assignments and mineral documents.

A matching name does not prove the instrument concerns the same property.

Use a certified copy when a lender, court, probate matter or legal process requires certification.