Assessor's Office | San Juan County, NM
The Assessor will utilize the department budget and available county property valuation program funds to successfully arrive at current and correct property values throughout San Juan County.
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The Assessor will utilize the department budget and available county property valuation program funds to successfully arrive at current and correct property values throughout San Juan County.
The Assessor's Office compiles a "Tax Roll", listing each property which may include improvements (house, barn, sheds, etc.). Full Value is the value determined by the appraiser.
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The Assessor maintains digital county parcel maps reflecting current ownership of real property, by accurately tracking all transfers, land splits, and subdivisions.
If you are not on a contract, you need to take your recorded deed or other legal documents to the County Assessor’s office to verify your records with their tax roll records. You may call the Assessor’s office at (505...
Documents Abstract & Warrant Forms Pie Charts Tax Rates Certificate of Values Tax Roll Download Personal Property Forms Brochures
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Can the County Clerk’s Office search the records and tell me who owns a particular piece of real estate and whether there are any mortgages or liens on the property?
If you have trouble, call the San Juan County Assessor’s Office, Monday thorough Thursday between 7:00 am and 5:30 pm at (505) 334-6157. 1. The link at the bottom will take you to the welcome screen. Click “Enter Eagl...
The "tax roll" (which lists taxpayer's addresses and other permanent information) is compiled and certified by the County Assessor. Only a court order or Assessor's authorization can change the tax roll.