To change the mailing address that appears on the Real Property Assessment notice or Real Estate tax bill or other correspondences are sent, please mail, or fax a letter to the Assessment office for the jurisdiction in which the property is located. For the list of required information to be included in the letter and the address and telephone number to the Assessment office for the jurisdiction in which the property is located click on "Change Owner's Real Property Mailing Address".

A person or married couple can only have one principal residence. Principal residence is the dwelling where the homeowner regularly resides and is the location designated by the owner for the legal purposes of voting, obtaining a driver's license, and filing income tax returns. Only the owner's principal residence is eligible for the Homestead Tax Credit, the Homeowners' Tax Credit and other State and local tax credit programs. In addition, only the owner's principal residence is eligible for the semi-annual property tax payment program. The State Assessment Office may request documentation to verify that a dwelling is the principal residence of a homeowner.