Track your complaint filing

Your own step-by-step tracker for a Franklin County Board of Revision complaint. Progress saves on this device only — no account needed. You file your own complaint; NeighborComp Ohio doesn't file for you.

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Where to submit

Franklin County Board of Revision — complaint forms, filing options and hearing information are on the county's official page.

Board of Revision (official)Franklin County Auditor (official)

Your checklist

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1. Check your value

Run the free check on your address or parcel
Find your parcel number and current appraised value
Compare with recent nearby sales of similar homes

2. Gather documents

Your value notice or Auditor property record
2–5 recent arm's-length sales of similar homes
Photos of condition problems (roof, foundation, outdated kitchen)
Repair estimates or contractor quotes
Closing statement if you bought within the last few years
Private appraisal, if you have one
Proof of any record errors (square footage, bedrooms, lot size)

3. Complete the complaint form

Download the current DTE Form 1 from the Board of Revision
Enter the value you believe is correct and your reasons
Attach your evidence
Sign the form (every owner listed may need to sign)
Make a copy for your records

4. Submit before the deadline

Submit to the Franklin County Board of Revision (online, mail, or in person — check current options)
Submit on or before the March 31 deadline
Save your confirmation or proof of mailing

5. Prepare for your hearing

Watch for your hearing notice by mail
Organize evidence in the order you'll present it
Practice a 2-minute summary of why the value is too high
Attend (in person or by phone/video if offered)

6. Follow up

Watch for the Board's written decision
Check the updated value on the Auditor's site
Note appeal options and deadlines if you disagree with the decision

Your filing record

Date I submittedConfirmation / case no.Hearing date

Record my complaint details Complaint guide Read my notice

Educational DIY tool, not legal advice. Always confirm forms and dates with the Franklin County Board of Revision. NeighborComp Ohio is a private company, independent of the Auditor and Board of Revision.

$79 one-time · do it yourself

Fill the remaining steps with real evidence

The tracker tells you what is left. The DIY complaint packet gives you the actual contents: comparable sales with sources, a record-error checklist, an evidence list and the filing instructions in order.

The county's value next to your estimate, with the difference in dollars
A comparable-sales table with the source for every sale
A record-error checklist and the evidence to gather
Filing instructions, submission and hearing-day checklists

See everything in the packet

Start with the free check

One minute, no account, no email. The packet is only offered when the county's value looks out of line with nearby sales — if yours looks fair, we'll tell you so.

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