AboutLast checked: October 28, 2026
About Texas Property Protest
Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group. The Ambrose Group is a Houston firm. The footer of this page carries a line about the provider's TDLR license. TDLR is the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. This page says who provides the service, how to check the footer line with TDLR, who writes the pages and where their checks are described. It makes no statement about outcomes or comparisons.
This page names the provider of Texas Property Protest and points to where the TDLR line in the footer can be checked. It describes the provider and the sources, and it makes no statement about outcomes or comparisons for any reader. How pages are made is in the editorial policy. Last checked: October 28, 2026.
Who provides this service
Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group. The Ambrose Group is a Houston firm.
It is a service for Texas homeowners who protest the value their appraisal district puts on their home.
The Ambrose Group runs this site and runs the separate sign-up page that the site opens when a visitor joins the list. The privacy policy describes what passes between the two.
The Ambrose Group has been appraising Texas property and protesting its taxes since 1994.
The license line in the footer and how to check it
The footer of this page carries a line about the provider's TDLR license. TDLR is the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. TDLR keeps a license data search for active licenses.
The search can be run by license type, by license number, by expiration date, by name or business name, or by city. The license types in the search include Property Tax Consultants and Property Tax Professionals.
To check the footer line, open the TDLR license search, choose a license type or enter a number, name or business name, and read what the search returns next to the footer line. The TDLR home page links to the search under the words Verify a License.
This page does not repeat the name or number from the footer line. The footer line and the TDLR search are the two places to read them.
Who writes the pages
The guide pages on this site carry the byline By the Texas Property Protest team at The Ambrose Group. No individual is named as the author of a guide page.
Each page also shows a Last checked date, which is the day its sources were read.
How pages are checked
The editorial policy describes the checks a rule page goes through before it is published, the sources a rule page may cite, how Last checked dates work and how a correction is made.
The parent site
The Ambrose Group's own site, theambrosegroup.com, describes it as a real estate consulting company. The menu of that site lists appraisal services, property tax consulting, cost segregation and brokerage.
The parent site's home page and about page are the two pages read for this page.
What these pages cover
The rule pages on this site describe what a statute, a Comptroller form or an appraisal district's own page says, and the steps in a process.
They do not say what a protest will do for any one property, and they do not compare services.
For the date by which a Texas property tax protest must be filed, see The Texas property tax protest deadline.
Sources
- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. TDLR license search Read: October 28, 2026.
Questions
Who provides Texas Property Protest?
Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group. The Ambrose Group is a Houston firm.
Where is the TDLR line, and how is it checked?
The footer of this page carries a line about the provider's TDLR license. TDLR keeps a license data search for active licenses. The search can be run by license type, by license number, by expiration date, by name or business name, or by city.
Who writes the guide pages?
The guide pages on this site carry the byline By the Texas Property Protest team at The Ambrose Group. The editorial policy says how they are checked.
Does this page compare Texas Property Protest with other services?
No. The pages on this site describe rules and processes, and this page names the provider.
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