Senior and disabled property tax deferral
Your next step
Contact your county assessor
You file with your county assessor, not through a state portal. Ask about the exemption at the same time, since it is the better deal if you qualify for it.
Save this application
Save it to your account to check off documents, add dates, and get renewal reminders. Free, and we take no referral fees.
The steps
- Not started
- Gathering documents
- Submitted
- Being reviewed
- Approved
Documents to gather
- Completed deferral application, Form 64-0011
- Combined Disposable Income Worksheet, Form 63-0036, plus income records
- Proof that you are 60 or older by December 31, or proof of disability
- Deed or trust documents showing you own and live in the home
- Mortgage, reverse mortgage, and lien balances as of January 1
- Your current fire and casualty insurance policy or statement
- Death certificate, will, and proof you are at least 57
Do not type Social Security, bank, or Medicare numbers here. This checklist is only a reminder of what to gather for the agency.
How to apply
- Form 64-0011, the deferral application Open
Filed with your county assessor along with the income worksheet.
- Form 63-0036, the Combined Disposable Income Worksheet
- Department of Revenue Property Tax Division 360-534-1400
For program rules. Your county assessor handles the application itself.
- Find your county assessor Open
Talk to a person
Free help is available. These lines are staffed by people who do this every day.
- Your county assessor, who receives and decides the application: 360-534-1400
- Community Living Connections: 1-855-567-0252
- SHIBA, free Medicare help: 1-800-562-6900
This is general information, not legal or financial advice. The agency that runs each program makes the final decision.