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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the pcor form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and mailing address in the designated fields. Ensure all information is accurate, as this will be used for correspondence.
  3. Fill in the Assessor's Parcel Number, which is crucial for identifying the property involved in the transfer.
  4. Provide your daytime telephone number and email address to facilitate communication regarding your submission.
  5. In Part 1, carefully check any applicable statements regarding transfer information. This section helps determine if you qualify for reassessment exclusions.
  6. Complete Part 2 by indicating the type of transfer and providing relevant dates. This ensures clarity on how ownership is changing hands.
  7. In Part 3, accurately report the purchase price and terms of sale. This information is vital for property tax assessments.
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Filing the PCOR is typically required whenever property ownership changes, and it must be submitted to the county recorders office at the time the deed is recorded.
The purpose of the Preliminary Change in Ownership Report, or PCOR, is to alert the county Assessor that a piece of real estate has a new owner. This form must be turned in to the Recorders office along with the deed or affidavit that changes ownership; the Recorder sends it to the Assessor.
The purpose of the Preliminary Change in Ownership Report, or PCOR, is to alert the county Assessor that a piece of real estate has a new owner.
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