Parcel Plan

Illinois assessment appeal

Illinois assessment appeal prep

Illinois homeowners — especially Cook County — who need PIN-based evidence packages for Assessor or Board of Review filings and prefer flat document-prep pricing.

Who this is for

Illinois homeowners — especially Cook County — who need PIN-based evidence packages for Assessor or Board of Review filings and prefer flat document-prep pricing.

Typical process

  1. 1Provide your PIN, notice, and township if known.
  2. 2We research public records and prepare an evidence-oriented package.
  3. 3You receive a Review or Appeal Plan.
  4. 4Owner or agent files with the Assessor or Board of Review when the window is open.

2026 window notes

Cook County Board of Review opens by township (~30-day windows). Example 2026: Group 2 filing period closed September 29, 2026. Later townships open into fall — owners must check cookcountyboardofreview.com Dates & Deadlines. Assessor-level appeals have separate calendars. There is typically no BOR filing fee; pre-register if your township is not yet open. Always confirm your township dates on the official site.

Confirm the deadline on your notice or the official board / assessor site before you file.

What we prepare

  • Assessment Review or filed-ready Appeal Plan
  • Evidence package support (comps, errors, exemptions)
  • PIN-aware intake notes
  • Hearing script / talking points

What we don't do

  • Appear as your attorney or agent of record
  • Guarantee BOR outcomes
  • File on your behalf without a separate engagement
  • Invent township deadlines — confirm locally

Parcel Plan provides document preparation and educational materials for property-tax appeals in the United States only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Results vary by county, facts, and deadlines. We do not guarantee assessment reductions or tax savings. You (or a licensed representative you hire separately) are responsible for filing with your county assessor or appeal board.

Confirm your county's deadline on your notice or official board site.

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