Filing a grievance doesn't have to be a headache.

See how LowerMyLevy uses AI and advanced modeling to condense hours of confusing paperwork and research into a seamless 5-minute process.

Comparing the Processes

Filing an AR1 form manually vs. using our automated tool.

The Manual Way

Takes hours or days
  • 1. Look up your property info

    Navigate the Department of Assessment site to find your Section, Block, Lot, external measurements, and current tentative assessment.

  • 2. Determine your market value

    Try to guess the "Full Market Value" on your own by comparing limits on assessment increases (6% annually, 20% over 5 years).

  • 3. Hunt for Comparable Sales (Part E)

    Spend hours searching the ARC sales locator for recent open market sales of similar houses within the past 6-24 months.

  • 4. Decipher the 2027-28 AR1 Form

    Carefully fill out parts A, B, C, and F. A single mistake or omitted section means your application is immediately considered defective.

  • 5. Mail or Drop Off

    Sign the form and physically drop it off at the ARC office in Mineola, or mail it before the March 2, 2026 deadline.

The LowerMyLevy Way

Takes 5 minutes
  • 1

    Enter your SBL

    We quickly retrieve your Section, Block, Lot, dimensions, and current tentative assessment. No manual lookup required.

  • 2

    We analyze the data

    Our advanced modeling instantly finds the best comps and calculates your true market value using real Nassau County sales data.

  • 3

    Download your packet

    Our AI drafts your grievance argument and we generate a perfectly filled AR1 form (guaranteed defective-free or your money back) along with a strong, data-backed Evidence Brief.

  • 4

    Sign and Mail (or efile online)

    Just print, sign, and drop it in the mail. You did it yourself, and you keep 100% of your savings.

Worse Yet...Don't hire a firm and lose 50% of your savings.

The Assessment Review Commission highly encourages homeowners to represent themselves. We make it as easy as using a professional firm, for free.

Learn more about our mission