Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser Mailing Address Change Form

Submit this form by mail to Miami-Dade County, Office of the Property Appraiser, 111 NW First Street Suite 710, Miami, FL 33128-1984. Alternatively, you can email the completed form to pawebmail@mdcpa.net. Ensure all sections are completed and a valid photo ID is attached.

To ensure timely updates for 2024 and 2025, submit your mailing address change by July 7 to receive the Notice of Proposed Taxes in August. Submit by September 20 to receive the Tax Bill in November.

The purpose of this form is to allow property owners in Miami-Dade County to update their mailing address. Keeping your mailing address current ensures that you receive important documents such as tax notices and bills in a timely manner. For corporate entities, this form also ensures that all relevant documentation is up-to-date and compliant with county regulations.

• 1. Property Folio #: A unique identifier for the property. This is required to link the address change to the correct property.
• 2. Property Address: The current address of the property. This field ensures that the address change applies to the correct location.
• 3. Owner's Name/Corporate Name: The name of the property owner or the corporation/legal entity that holds the title. This is required to verify the authority to request an address change.
• 4. Street Address: The new street address for mailing purposes.
• 5. Apt or Unit #: Any additional address information such as apartment or unit number to ensure accurate mailing.
• 6. City: The city associated with the new mailing address.
• 7. State & Zip Code: The state and zip code for the new mailing address.
• 8. Signature: The signature of the current owner or an authorized representative of the corporation/legal entity.
• 9. Title: The title of the authorized person if the property is held in a corporate name.
• 10. Date: The date the form is signed.
• 11. Telephone Number: Contact number for further communication or verification.

Failure to submit this form can result in missed tax notices and bills, leading to potential late fees and penalties.

• Missed Tax Notices: You may not receive your Notice of Proposed Taxes, resulting in a lack of information on tax obligations.
• Missed Tax Bills: Failure to receive your Tax Bill could lead to late payments and additional fees.
• Inaccurate Records: Your property records will not reflect the updated mailing address, leading to potential confusion and complications.

• 1. Change of Residence: When you move to a new home and need to update your mailing address.
• 2. Corporate Title Changes: For corporations or legal entities updating their mailing address.
• 3. Property Management Updates: Property managers updating address information for timely receipt of notices.
• 4. Ensuring Tax Notice Delivery: To ensure you receive your Notice of Proposed Taxes and Tax Bill timely.
• 5. Legal Compliance: To maintain accurate and updated records as required by law.