Forms

All Forms are in PDF Format.

• Address Change

• Agricultural & Grazing Land
  • Sandoval County Assessor Agricultural Special Method of Valuation Policy
  • NMSA 7-36-20 – Agricultural Special Method
  • Agricultural & Grazing Land Flyer
  • Dryland Application
  • Grazing Application
  • Irrigated Farming Application
  • Livestock Owner’s Report – Updated 2024

• Head of Family Exemption 7-37-4
  • Head of Household Flyer
  • Application for Head of Household Exemption

• Valuation Freeze
  • Low Income Valuation Freeze Flyer – Updated 2025
  • Application 65 Years of Age or Older: (PDF) English / Spanish – Updated 2025

• Business Personal Property
  • BPP Filing Instructions – Updated 2025
  • BPP Declaration – Updated 2025
  • BPP Itemized Rendition Report – Updated 2025
  • Business Personal Property Electronic Rendition Worksheet

Forms that need to be submitted to the New Mexico Veteran’s Service Commission to receive a certificate for exemption

• Veterans Tax Exemption
  • Veteran & 100% Disabled Veteran Exemption Flyer
  • Application for Certificate of Eligibility for Veterans’ Tax Exemption
    or Disabled Veteran Property Tax Waiver
  • Application for Certificate of Eligibility for Veteran Service Organization Tax Exemption

• Property Tax Protest
  • Protesting Your Property Value – Updated 2023
  • Protest Form – Updated 2025
  • Information Pamphlet for Property Valuation Protests – English / Spanish – Updated 2025
  • Remote Hearing Protocol – English / Spanish

• Claim for Exemption of Property
• Residential Property Transfer Declaration Affidavit
• Manufactured Home Assessment Form

Forms that need to be submitted to the Assessor’s Office along with the original certificate received from the New Mexico Veteran’s Service Commission.

• Application for Veteran’s ($10,000)
• Application 100% Disabled Veterans
• Veterans Percentage Disabled Exemption
• Disabled Veterans Property Tax Exemption
• Application for Veteran’s ($10,000) and Head of Household ($2,000)
• Application for Head of Family Exemption ($2,000)