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Appoint a trusted helper to deal with the VOA on your behalf
You can authorise a trusted helper to deal with the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) for you. They could be a friend, relative or voluntary organisation
Published 3 December 2018
Last updated 21 November 2019 — see all updates
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Appoint a Trusted Helper
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If you want to check or challenge the rateable value of your property, you’ll need to register for our digital service. You may not be able to register if you:
- are ill, have a disability or do not speak English
- do not have a British passport or National Insurance number
- have tried to register but have failed the individual identification stage
If you cannot register on our digital service
You can get someone else in your organisation to register. As long as the individual works in your organisation, then you don’t need to contact us or fill out any forms. They can go online, create your organisation’s account and then create an assistant role for you.
If no one in your organisation can register, then you can authorise a trusted helper to set up your account on our digital service. A trusted helper could be an agent, friend, family member or voluntary organisation. To authorise your trusted helper you will need to complete this form and both you and the trusted helper will need to sign it. Return the form to us and we will then authorise your trusted helper to set up your account. For more information please refer to the FAQ section on the form.
If you don’t want to appoint a trusted helper, then you will need to contact us and we will send you a manual registration form.
Enquiries
Email: ccaservice@voa.gsi.gov.uk
Telephone (England): 03000 501501
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm. Closed on bank holidays. Find out about call charges: https://www.gov.uk/call-charges
Published 3 December 2018
Last updated 21 November 2019 + show all updates