Jim Hogg County Appraisal District CAD And Tax INFO 2026

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Jim Hogg County, Texas · Real property, ranch land, minerals, renditions and tax accounts

Find the Correct Jim Hogg County Account Before You File, Protest or Pay

Jim Hogg County property records are not limited to homes in Hebbronville. The official database also contains ranch acreage, agricultural land, mineral and lease interests, commercial accounts, business personal property and tax-due records.

This guide shows which search tab to use, how to distinguish real, mineral and personal property, what each result field means, how to use the existing portal screenshot, where to file forms and protests, and when to contact the appraisal district, Tax Assessor-Collector or County Clerk.

Search official Jim Hogg CAD records Search tax-due accounts Fix a missing result
Property ID or Geo ID Owner or ranch name Legal description Lease number or lease name Correct appraisal year
JIM HOGG PROPERTY RECORD TRACKER SEARCHING REAL + MINERAL
REAL + RANCH ACCOUNT
MINERAL + LEASE RECORD
TAX DUE + RECEIPT
PROPERTY TYPE + ACCOUNT MATCHED
Start with the property type—not only the address. A mineral interest, business account or ranch tract may have no normal street-address result. Select REAL, MINERAL or PERSONAL and use the property ID, Geo ID, legal description, abstract, lease or owner fields that match the record.
Appraisal office

Jim Hogg County Appraisal District at 515 W. Viggie Street.

Search types

Real property, mineral interests and business personal property.

Certified records

The district currently publishes 2026 certified real and personal appraisal rolls.

Tax office

205 E. Tilley Street, Hebbronville; telephone 361-527-3237.

Official review

Local portals, contacts and 2026 resources reviewed July 28, 2026.

Choose the correct search route

What type of Jim Hogg County record are you trying to locate?

This browser-based selector does not collect or transmit an owner name, property address, account number or payment information.

HEBBRONVILLE HOME Use REAL property

Search the street address, property ID or owner and verify the legal description.

Follow the real-property steps
RANCH OR ACREAGE Use legal and land fields

Search by owner, Geo ID, abstract, survey, tract, legal description or acreage.

Research ranch property
MINERAL INTEREST Select MINERAL

Use lease number, lease name, owner, property ID, legal description or operator-related information.

Search mineral records
BUSINESS ASSETS Select PERSONAL

Locate the business account and prepare the annual rendition separately from real estate.

Review rendition help
TAX DUE Use the county tax portal

Confirm the tax year, collecting office, balance and payment status before paying.

Review payment steps
OWNERSHIP DOCUMENT Use the County Clerk

Search deeds, liens, releases and other recorded documents—not only the CAD owner display.

Search official records

Go directly to your Jim Hogg County property task

The most common search and troubleshooting steps appear first. Forms, protests, taxes, deeds and office contacts follow.

Existing article image retained

Use the Jim Hogg CAD screenshot as a search-method guide

The image already published on the existing article has been retained because it shows the official Jim Hogg CAD search interface and the five search routes available to the user.

Jim Hogg County Appraisal District property-search screen with Basic Search, By Owner, By Property, All Criteria and Advanced Search tabs
Existing Jim Hogg CAD property-search screenshot. The live portal may change, but the image illustrates why a failed Basic Search should be followed by a more specific owner, property or advanced search.
Start in the keyword box Try the owner name, owner ID, property ID or a short address before adding extra filters.
Change the search tab Use By Owner for name variations and By Property for Geo ID, legal, abstract, subdivision or lease details.
Use Advanced Search last Combine property, owner, category, acreage or value criteria when the account remains difficult to locate.
Screenshot limitation: Do not rely on the image for current values, account status or live buttons. Open the official portal to perform the search and confirm the latest information.
Real, mineral and personal property

Select the record type that matches what is being appraised

One owner can have more than one type of Jim Hogg CAD account
Property type Common examples Best search identifiers Common mistake
REAL Homes, lots, ranch acreage, commercial land, buildings and mobile-home real property. Property ID, Geo ID, owner, address, legal description, abstract, tract, subdivision or acreage. Searching only a street address for rural land.
MINERAL Oil, gas, royalty, working-interest and lease-related appraisal accounts. Property ID, Geo ID, owner, lease number, lease name, legal description or advanced criteria. Expecting the mineral account to use the surface-property address.
PERSONAL Business equipment, furniture, machinery, inventory and other income-producing personal property. Business name, owner, property ID, location or personal-property category. Confusing the business asset account with the real-estate parcel.
Do not combine unrelated accounts. A ranch owner may have one real-property account for land, several mineral accounts tied to leases and a separate personal-property account for taxable business assets.
Result-field decoder

Understand the information shown in a Jim Hogg CAD record

Use each field to verify the account and choose the next action
Record field What it helps identify What it does not prove Best next action
Property ID The appraisal-district identifier for the account. That another system uses the same number. Save it for CAD, protest and tax questions.
Geo ID The geographic account reference used in the district system. A surveyed boundary. Compare it with the map and legal description.
Owner name The owner currently displayed for appraisal administration. Complete legal title or every ownership interest. Verify the recorded deed through the County Clerk.
Property type Whether the account is real, mineral or personal property. That every related asset is included in one account. Search for additional account types under the owner.
Legal description The abstract, survey, subdivision, tract, lot, block or lease-related description. That the abbreviated CAD wording is sufficient for a legal document. Compare the deed, plat, lease or survey.
Acreage The land quantity used in the appraisal account. The surveyed or legally conveyed acreage. Document a discrepancy with a deed or survey.
Category code The appraisal classification, such as residence, ranch land, commercial, mineral or personal property. That the classification or use is correct. Review actual use and supporting evidence.
Market value The district’s estimate of market value for the displayed year. The sale price, taxable value or amount due. Review appraisal evidence and protest rights.
Exemptions Homestead, veteran or other approved exemption treatment. The exact benefit for every taxing unit. Review taxable values and the tax statement.
Base tax due A tax-due indicator or amount displayed by the connected system. The complete payoff after later penalties, fees or payment updates. Verify with the correct collecting office.
Jim Hogg CAD’s property-detail disclaimer states that the information is provided for research purposes and that legal descriptions and acreage should be verified before being used for legal purposes or documents.
No-result troubleshooting

Fix the most common Jim Hogg CAD search problems

Change the identifier or property type before assuming the account is missing
Search problem Likely reason What to try next
Owner name returns nothing The account may use a trust, estate, spouse, company, prior owner or different name order. Search the surname or main entity word, then use By Owner.
Ranch address returns nothing The tract may have no standard situs address. Use owner, Geo ID, abstract, survey, legal description, tract or map.
Mineral account is missing REAL may still be selected or the record is indexed by lease information. Select MINERAL and search the lease number, lease name, owner or property ID.
Business property is missing The account may be under the business entity or PERSONAL property type. Select PERSONAL and search both the business and owner names.
One owner has many results The owner may hold several ranch, mineral or personal-property accounts. Compare property type, legal description, lease, acreage and property ID.
Recent inheritance is not reflected Probate, heirship, deed recording and CAD ownership maintenance are separate processes. Search the prior owner and verify recorded documents with the County Clerk.
Tax-due amount looks wrong Wrong year, wrong account, different collector or payment-processing delay. Match the property ID, tax year, collecting unit and payment history.
Map and legal description differ The appraisal map is approximate or has not incorporated a recent change. Use the deed, plat and survey, then contact CAD.
Useful CAD call script: “I am searching for [owner, ranch, business or mineral interest]. I tried [identifiers]. Can you confirm whether the account is REAL, MINERAL or PERSONAL and help me identify the correct property ID, Geo ID or lease record?”
Call Jim Hogg CAD: 361-527-4033 Email csauceda@jimhogg-cad.org
Ranch, acreage and agricultural land

Research a Jim Hogg County ranch beyond the owner name

Ranch and open-space accounts often require more than an ordinary address search. The legal description, abstract, survey, tract, acreage, land category and agricultural-use information may be more useful than the situs address.

Search the owner and prior owner Inherited or recently transferred ranch land may remain indexed under an earlier owner while records are being updated.
Open the By Property or Advanced Search tab Use the abstract, survey, tract, lot, block, legal description or acreage criteria.
Separate surface and mineral interests The surface ranch and related mineral interests can appear under different property types and identifiers.
Review land classification and acreage Confirm the category, market acreage, special-appraisal information and any recorded improvements.
Compare the CAD record with the deed and survey Do not use the appraisal description or map as the sole source for a boundary, conveyance or acreage decision.
Prepare land-use evidence for a special appraisal Gather land-use history, leases, livestock or production records, maps, photographs and other evidence requested by the application.
Property ID and Geo ID
Recorded legal description
Survey, abstract and tract information
Acreage and land-category details
Agricultural-use history
Lease, livestock or production evidence
Ownership alone does not create agricultural appraisal eligibility. The land must satisfy applicable Texas use, history and application requirements. Review the form instructions and confirm questions directly with Jim Hogg CAD.
Oil, gas and lease interests

Search a Jim Hogg County mineral account using lease information

Select MINERAL before searching. A mineral account may not share the surface owner’s address, property ID or legal formatting.
Best identifiers

Property ID, Geo ID, mineral owner, lease number, lease name, legal description or advanced-search fields.

What to verify

Owner name, interest description, lease, appraisal year, market value, operator-related information and tax-due status.

What CAD does not decide

Royalty ownership disputes, lease interpretation, title defects or the legal division of mineral interests.

Select MINERAL in Property Type This removes many unrelated residential, ranch and business results.
Search the lease number or lease name A lease identifier is often more useful than a street address.
Search owner variations Try the individual, trust, estate, company or prior owner associated with the interest.
Open every relevant mineral account One owner may have several interests tied to different leases, tracts or operators.
Save the property ID and tax year Use these identifiers when contacting CAD or the collecting office.
Use title and lease documents for ownership questions The appraisal account does not replace a mineral deed, division order, probate record, lease or title examination.
Interactive map

Use the Jim Hogg CAD map for location context—not legal certainty

Open the official interactive map Use the map to understand approximate parcel location and surrounding accounts. Open Jim Hogg CAD Interactive Map
Locate the tract using roads and known landmarks Rural properties may require broader map context than an ordinary address search.
Compare the parcel with the CAD record Match the property ID, Geo ID, legal description, acreage and owner.
Review adjoining accounts carefully Nearby land may be separately owned, separately appraised or subject to a different legal description.
Use legal records when boundaries matter Obtain the recorded deed, plat and survey before relying on the line for a sale, fence, easement or legal document.
Map warning: The appraisal record itself states that its legal descriptions and acreage are for appraisal-district use and should be verified before being used for legal purposes or documents.
Exemptions and appraisal applications

Use current Jim Hogg CAD forms and retain proof of filing

The official forms page currently provides property-tax exemption information, homestead and disabled-veteran forms, business-personal-property rendition forms, agricultural-use appraisal forms and an electronic-delivery request.

Start with the form that matches the property and benefit
Situation Likely starting form What to prepare
Primary residence Residence Homestead Exemption Application Property ID, owner information, occupancy details and required identification.
Disabled veteran or qualifying survivor Disabled Veteran’s or Survivor’s Exemption Application Property information and qualifying veteran or disability documentation.
Qualifying agricultural land Agricultural Use Appraisal Form 1-D-1 Land-use history, acreage, leases, production evidence, maps and photographs.
Taxable business assets Business Personal Property Rendition Asset list, acquisition year, cost, condition, location, inventory and ownership information.
Electronic notices Electronic Delivery Request Owner details, property account, email address and signed consent.
Download the form from the official CAD page Avoid an old PDF copied to a third-party website. Open Jim Hogg CAD Forms
Read every instruction before signing Determine which identification, affidavit or supporting evidence applies.
Use the correct property ID and year A mineral, real or personal-property account may have a different identifier.
Submit to the appraisal district The forms page directs completed forms to P.O. Box 459, Hebbronville, TX 78361.
Keep filing evidence Save the completed form, attachments and certified-mail, delivery or stamped-receipt proof.
Verify the result later Reopen the property account and confirm the exemption, special-appraisal or ownership treatment for the correct year.
The official forms page states that homestead applications must include a copy of the applicant’s driver’s licence or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An affidavit can also be required in certain situations.
2026 business-personal-property help

Prepare a Jim Hogg County business rendition that can be verified

A rendition reports taxable business property owned or managed on January 1, including inventory, furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment and other income-producing personal property.

2026 deadline: Most Texas business-personal-property renditions were due April 15, 2026. A timely written request generally extends the deadline to May 15, with additional time potentially available for good cause.
Correct PERSONAL property account
Business and owner legal names
Physical location of taxable assets
Inventory held on January 1
Furniture, fixtures, machinery and equipment
Acquisition year and original cost
Disposed or relocated asset records
Extension request and filing confirmation
Locate the PERSONAL account first Search the business and owner names and confirm the physical location.
Download the current rendition form Use the official Jim Hogg CAD forms page.
Reconcile the asset list Separate assets still owned on January 1 from disposed, relocated or exempt items.
Retain cost and condition records These can support the reported value and later appraisal review.
Save proof of timely filing A copy of an unsigned form or an unsent email is not sufficient proof that CAD received the rendition.
Review the resulting appraisal notice Compare the property description, category, value and account information with the filed rendition.
Jim Hogg CAD’s data page currently publishes a 2026 business-personal-property depreciation schedule and 2026 rendition information for taxpayers who need current-year guidance.
Online protest and ARB hearing

Turn the appraisal record into a focused Jim Hogg CAD protest

Normal Texas filing deadline: May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. Use the exact deadline printed on the notice.
Save the notice and complete property record Record the property ID, property type, market value, acreage, legal description, exemptions and deadline.
Identify the precise disagreement Choose market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect acreage, classification, exemption, owner, mineral interest, business property or another specific issue.
Open the official online-protest portal Register or sign in with the email and account information required by the live system. Open Jim Hogg CAD Online Protest
File before waiting for perfect evidence Preserve the deadline first, then add supporting material under the portal or hearing rules.
Build evidence for the exact property type Home evidence differs from ranch, mineral and business-personal-property evidence.
Review district evidence Request or download the evidence the appraisal district plans to present and check every comparable, category and account characteristic.
Prepare for the ARB hearing Organise exhibits, state the requested correction and explain the strongest evidence first.
Save the order and appeal information Further remedies have separate requirements, payment obligations, fees and deadlines.

Evidence examples by property type

Home or improvement

Condition photographs, repair estimates, correct size, age, quality, comparable sales and incorrect feature evidence.

Ranch or agricultural land

Deed, survey, land use, lease, production history, carrying capacity, access, condition, acreage and comparable tract evidence.

Mineral or business property

Lease or ownership records, production or interest information, asset schedules, cost records, depreciation and property-location evidence.

Open online protest Review ARB procedures and data Open official forms
Tax bills, balances and receipts

Verify the Jim Hogg County tax account before paying

Jim Hogg CAD appraises property. The Tax Assessor-Collector calculates and collects taxes for the taxing units the office serves. The Texas Comptroller directory currently identifies Jim Hogg County as the collecting unit and lists county and emergency-services-district collection responsibilities.

Save the CAD property ID and owner Also record the property type, legal description and appraisal year.
Open the official tax search Use the county-linked property-tax portal. Open Jim Hogg County Property Tax Search
Select the correct tax year The tax portal currently displays 2025 and prior years. Do not mistake a 2026 appraisal value for a completed 2026 tax bill.
Search with the strongest identifier Use the property ID, owner name, Geo ID, legal description, lease or other applicable field.
Verify the property and collecting office Compare the owner, property type, legal description, year, amount due and taxing unit before paying.
Review the payment method and live fee Confirm the convenience fee, processing date and cancellation rules shown at checkout.
Save the confirmation Keep the account, year, amount, confirmation number and payment method.
Verify that the payment posted Reopen the account after processing or contact the Tax Assessor-Collector when the balance remains.
Wrong tax year

Return to the search and confirm the selected year before assuming the payment was applied incorrectly.

Different collector

Verify the collector shown on each statement because not every taxing unit must use the same collection office.

Payment already submitted

Do not pay twice solely because an online balance has not updated immediately. Contact the office with the confirmation.

Search tax-due accounts Open Tax Assessor-Collector page Review tax transparency
Deeds, liens and official ownership records

Use the Jim Hogg County Clerk when the CAD record is not enough

The County Clerk records deeds and other instruments. A CAD owner name helps identify an appraisal account, but it does not replace the recorded document or determine which person has superior legal title.

Save the CAD owner and legal description Use them as search clues rather than proof of title.
Open the official property-record search Search by grantor, grantee, subdivision, document type, document number or recorded date. Search Jim Hogg County Property Records
Try both quick and advanced search Search name variations, prior owners, trusts, estates and businesses.
Match the legal description Compare the abstract, survey, tract, lot, block, acreage or other land information.
Review the document type and date Distinguish a deed from a deed of trust, lien, release, probate document or other instrument.
Order the correct copy if needed Confirm the current fee and whether the receiving party requires a plain or certified copy.
Jim Hogg County Clerk

Zonia G. Morales, County and District Clerk

102 E. Tilley Street
P.O. Box 878
Hebbronville, Texas 78361

361-527-4031
Fax: 361-232-5875
zonia.morales@co.jim-hogg.tx.us

Published office hours

Monday–Friday, except holidays
9:00 AM–12:00 PM
1:00 PM–5:00 PM

Call before travelling when you need recording, certified-copy or research assistance.

Search-index date: The online Clerk portal displays the date through which its index is certified. Records filed after that displayed date may require a later search or direct contact with the Clerk.
Verified office routing

Contact the Jim Hogg County office that maintains the record

Jim Hogg County Appraisal District

Use for appraisal values, property search, exemptions, real, mineral and personal-property records, renditions, agricultural appraisal, maps and protests.

515 W. Viggie Street
Hebbronville, Texas 78361
Mailing: P.O. Box 459, Hebbronville, TX 78361

361-527-4033
Fax: 361-527-4034
csauceda@jimhogg-cad.org

Chief Appraiser: Celina Sauceda

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–5:00 PM.

Jim Hogg County Tax Assessor-Collector

Use for tax bills, payment questions, statements, receipts, collection status and Tax Office procedures.

205 E. Tilley Street
Hebbronville, Texas 78361
Mailing: P.O. Box 160, Hebbronville, TX 78361

361-527-3237
Fax: 361-288-1640
norma.l.hinojosa@co.jim-hogg.tx.us

Tax Assessor-Collector: Norma Liza S. Hinojosa

Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–5:00 PM.

Do not visit the wrong building. Jim Hogg CAD is at 515 W. Viggie Street. The Tax Assessor-Collector is at 205 E. Tilley Street. The County Clerk is at 102 E. Tilley Street.
Local property situations

Apply the search method to common Jim Hogg County scenarios

Hebbronville residence

Search REAL property using the street number and name, then verify the property ID, legal description and homestead status.

Large ranch tract

Use owner, Geo ID, abstract, survey, legal description and acreage. Compare CAD acreage with the deed and survey.

Inherited family land

Search the deceased and current family names, then review probate, heirship and deed documents before requesting a CAD ownership change.

Mineral royalty interest

Select MINERAL and search every known owner and lease identifier. Do not assume the surface account includes the royalty record.

Business in Hebbronville

Search PERSONAL property for equipment or inventory and REAL property separately for the building or land.

Agricultural-use application

Prepare land-use history and production evidence rather than relying only on acreage or rural ownership.

Several adjacent parcels

Create an account list showing each property ID, Geo ID, legal description, acreage, owner and tax status.

Recently purchased property

Confirm the deed recording with the County Clerk, then monitor CAD ownership and exemption changes.

Tax-due mineral account

Verify the mineral property ID, tax year, owner, lease and collecting office before paying.

Official action centre

Open the exact Jim Hogg County property resource you need

CAD property search

Search real, mineral and personal-property appraisal accounts.

Open CAD search
Online protest

Register or sign in for available electronic protest services.

Open protest portal
CAD forms

Download exemption, rendition, agricultural and electronic-delivery forms.

Open forms
Interactive map

Review approximate parcel location and nearby accounts.

Open map
Data and records

Find certified rolls, reports, schedules, tax rates and ARB information.

Open CAD data
Tax search

Search tax-due accounts, prior years and payment information.

Open tax portal
County Clerk records

Search deeds, liens, releases and other recorded documents.

Open property records
Tax transparency

Review proposed and adopted taxing-unit information when available.

Open tax transparency
Editorial review standard

How this Jim Hogg County guide was verified

Portal review

The property-search tabs, available years, property-type filters, result fields and interactive-map access were reviewed on the live CAD website.

Local-office verification

Addresses, telephone numbers, office hours and official responsibilities were compared with CAD, county and Texas Comptroller sources.

Existing image preserved

The useful Jim Hogg CAD search screenshot already present in the article was retained and explained with practical click guidance.

Last reviewed July 28, 2026. Search options, tax years, certified rolls, office closures, forms, fees, values, tax balances and deadlines can change after publication.
10 county-specific answers

Jim Hogg County Appraisal District FAQs

What is the official Jim Hogg County Appraisal District website?

The official website is jimhogg-cad.org. It provides property search, forms, online protest access, the interactive map, certified appraisal rolls, reports and district contact information.

How do I search Jim Hogg County property records?

Open the CAD website and begin with the owner name, property ID, Geo ID or address. Select the correct year and choose REAL, MINERAL or PERSONAL. Use By Owner, By Property or Advanced Search when Basic Search does not locate the account.

Can I search Jim Hogg County mineral property online?

Yes. Select MINERAL and search by property ID, Geo ID, owner, lease number, lease name, legal description or advanced-search criteria. Review every possible account because one owner may hold several mineral interests.

Why does a Jim Hogg County ranch have no normal address result?

Rural land can be indexed by owner, Geo ID, legal description, abstract, survey, tract or acreage rather than a conventional street address. Use the By Property and Advanced Search tabs and review the interactive map.

Where do I pay Jim Hogg County property taxes?

Use the official Jim Hogg County tax search or contact the Tax Assessor-Collector at 361-527-3237. Verify the property, year, amount and collecting office before paying.

How do I apply for a Jim Hogg County homestead exemption?

Download the official application from the Jim Hogg CAD forms page. Include the identification and other evidence required by the instructions, retain proof of filing and later verify the exemption on the property record.

What is the Jim Hogg CAD protest deadline?

The usual Texas deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. Use the account-specific deadline printed on the notice and preserve proof of filing.

When is a business personal property rendition due?

Most Texas renditions are due April 15. A timely written request generally extends the deadline to May 15, and additional time may be available for good cause. Confirm the deadline and extension procedure directly with Jim Hogg CAD.

Where can I find Jim Hogg County deeds and liens?

Use the Jim Hogg County Clerk property-record search for deeds, liens, releases and other recorded documents. Compare the document’s legal description with the CAD account.

Does the Jim Hogg CAD map prove a legal property boundary?

No. The appraisal record states that its legal descriptions and acreage are for appraisal-district use and should be verified before use in legal documents. Obtain the deed, plat and a licensed survey when boundary accuracy matters.

Accuracy, independence and property-record notice

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website. It is not Jim Hogg County Appraisal District, Jim Hogg County, the Tax Assessor-Collector, County Clerk, Appraisal Review Board, a tax consultant, title company, surveying company or law firm.

Property owners, appraisal values, exemptions, legal descriptions, maps, acreage, mineral interests, tax rates, balances, forms, fees, deadlines, office hours and portal features can change. Verify the live official record before paying, filing, protesting, recording, buying, selling or relying on the information for a legal or financial decision.

CAD owner names, acreage and parcel maps are research tools. They are not surveys or title opinions. Obtain recorded documents, title evidence, lease documents, surveys and appropriate professional advice when legal certainty is required.

Primary sources reviewed include Jim Hogg County Appraisal District property search, forms, online protest, interactive map, data and records, certified rolls, 2026 rendition resources and contact pages; Jim Hogg County Tax Assessor-Collector; Jim Hogg County Clerk; the official County Clerk property-record portal; Jim Hogg County tax search; Texas tax-transparency resources; and the Texas Comptroller Property Tax Assistance Division.

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