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Header -- Exemption Home Search Feedback Connect with us facebook twitter youtube instagram -- Accountability We save taxpayers millions every year Learn more... Appraisal Expertise Top-notch state-certified appraisers Learn more... Cutting Edge Technology Data you won´t find anywhere else Learn more... Customer Service Office wait times less than three minutes Learn more... Going Green Our hybrid fleet saves money and the environment Learn more... Certificate of Excellence In Assessment Administration Learn more... Body -- Online Exemptions Homestead Exemption Welcome to the online homestead exemption application. Before continuing to the application, please have the following documentation: User login and password; If you need a User login and password, call Customer Service at (407) 836-5044 For each applicant, provide two of the following proofs of residency, one of which must include a Florida Driver's License, or for non-drivers, a Florida Identification Card. Florida Driver's License or Identification Card (Required) Vehicle registration Voter registration Declaration of Domicile Only required if you’re unable to provide information for any or only one of the proofs or residency. (must be recorded at the Comptroller's Office prior to submission) For each non-citizen applicant, a green card must be provided In addition to the above, each applicant may also need to furnish the following: Instrument Number, if using Declaration of Domicile as proof of residency (or optionally if recorded prior to January 1, 2016, an OR Book/Page.) Applicant's Date of Birth Applicant's Social Security Number Spouse's Social Security Number (if applicable) Date moved into property Date moved to Florida Home phone number Employer Name, work phone and ext. Address provided on last Federal Income Tax Return Applicant's previous address Address of other residential property owned by applicant Address of property you had with exemption last year or two If portability elected, date moved out of previous homestead address Portability is when a homeowner brings their built-up tax savings benefits from their old home's assessed value and applies those savings to their new home, up to $500,000. Any other exemption documents as applicable (further instructions provided) Purchase price of current property applying for homestead Whether or not other items were included in sale Condition of home at time of purchase If the buyer and seller were related parties or entities If your parcel ownership is confidential, click here By submitting this application you will be attesting that the information contained thereon is true and you intend to apply for homestead exemption on this property. You understand by proceeding with this application that your information can and will be verified electronically with other state and federal agencies. Need Help? Feedback Form Contact Us Quick Links Exemptions Homestead Exemption FAQ Exemption Forms Important Dates Parcel Split Combination Notice Split Combination Notice for Subdivisions,Condominiums And Timeshares 2020 Important Tax Roll Dates and Deadlines Commercial Real Estate Income & Expense Survey Deadline April 17, 2020-- Income & Expense Survey Deadline For 2020: All filers have been granted an extension to file their Income & Expense Survey. Income & Expense Surveys are due on May 29, 2020. Tangible Personal Property TPP Tax Return Deadline For 2020: All filers have been granted a 45-day extension. TPP tax returns are due May 15, 2020. Request for TPP Extension Deadline -- Site Notice About Us Contact Us OCPAFL Home Property Search EXEMPTION FRAUD HOTLINE Accessibility Orange County Property Appraiser • 200 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 1700 • Orlando, FL 32801 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday • Phone: 407.836.5044 For website questions or technical support, contact us at helpdesk@ocpafl.org Copyright © 2016 Orange County Property Appraiser - All rights reserved. Office Closed To Visitors PLEASE NOTE: OCPA will close early tomorrow, June 18, 2019, at 1 pm Due to a large event planned tomorrow in Downtown Orlando, OCPA is adjusting our service hours to ensure the safety of our staff and guests. Unprecedented congestion and other traffic-related issues are expected. We strongly suggest using our online services or calling into the office instead of visiting in person. We will return to our regular hours (8 am – 5 pm) on Wednesday, June 19. We are sorry for the inconvenience and look forward to seeing you on another day. -- As information around the coronavirus (COVID-19) develops , OCPA’s top priority is the safety and wellbeing of our staff, residents, and community. As part of our ongoing effort to limit COVID-19’s impact on our community, the downtown office lobby will be closed to visitors beginning Monday, March 16. OCPA encourages taxpayers to utilize online services through our website or to call the office for assistance during regular business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday) at (407) 836-5044. Our phone lines will be open. OCPA’s leadership will continue to monitor the situation closely and adjust accordingly. If necessary, information about any additional changes to agency functions will be made available on the website and on the agency’s social media platforms. -- OCPA’s top priority remains the safety and wellbeing of its staff, the residents, and community. The downtown Orlando OCPA office is closed to visitors so that the staff and constituents can follow the CDC’s mandate to avoid interaction with others. All OCPA staff members are working remotely. OCPA is closely monitoring the rapidly developing situation. Information about any additional changes to agency functions and plans to reopen the lobby to the public will be made available on the website and on the agency’s social media platforms. OCPA’s website (www.ocpafl.org) and customer service phone lines (407-836-5044) are available Monday-Friday 8am - 5pm. In addition, the website’s chat feature – Ask Rick – has been expanded to include live representatives to answer taxpayer questions during regular business hours. Stay safe Orange County! Do not Show This Message Again Close Popup...