What is the Tax-Id Search and how do I enter the tax-id?
The tax-id search enables you to search by the assessors' identifier assigned to each property within a county. The format of the tax-id varies from county to county. You must enter the tax-id according to the format of the county you are searching.

Download the APN/Tax ID Format. This list is alphabetical by State and County. The following counties have both single and multiple parcel number formats. When you conduct an APN/Tax ID search, please enter the parcel number (format) exactly as shown on this list.

You may also perform a wildcard search or a search on a range of tax-ids. (See below)

Can I perform a wildcard search on Tax ID numbers?
You may also perform a wildcard search by entering only a portion of the tax-id. The portion you enter does not have to end with a format break before the hyphen. For example, if the tax-id format in the county is 123-4567-891-2345. You could search on any one of the following:

• 123
• 123-45
• 123-4567-891-234

Can I search on a range of Tax ID numbers?
You may perform a search on a range of tax-ids by entering a portion of the tax-id and the range in parentheses. The portion of the tax-id you enter must end with a format break. For example, if the tax-id format in the county is 123-4567-891-2345, you could search on any one of the following:

• 123-(4500-4520)
• 123-4567-(890-899)
• 123-4567-891-(2345-2349)