Lee Vista Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Check Hours & Find the Right Office
The Lee Vista Tax Collector search refers to the Orange County Tax Collector’s Lee Vista & 417 office at 6050 Wooden Pine Dr., Suite 100, Orlando, FL 32829.
Use this guide to confirm office hours, appointments and available services, or to start an Orange County property-tax payment through the official Tax Collector system.
Suite 100, Orlando, FL 32829
Standard listed weekday hours
Later Wednesday opening
Orange County Tax Collector help line
Lee Vista Tax Collector Address and Office Hours
6050 Wooden Pine Dr., Suite 100
Orlando, FL 32829
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 8:30 AM–5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
This is the Orange County Tax Collector service-center number rather than a separate published Lee Vista direct line.
407-440-9096
Confirm that faxing is appropriate for your specific transaction before sending documents.
Can You Pay Orange County Property Taxes at Lee Vista?
Yes. The Orange County Tax Collector’s property-tax instructions say taxpayers can pay in person at its office locations. You can also view and pay a bill online or mail a payment to the Property Tax Department.
Orange County Property Tax Payment Methods and Fees
The payment method matters because processing fees differ. The official payment page currently lists no processing fee for online eCheck payments, while card payments carry percentage-based charges.
| Method | Current published information | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Online eCheck | $0.00 eCheck processing fee | Useful when you want to avoid a card processing fee. |
| Credit/debit card | 2.50% processing fee, $2.50 minimum | Review the fee before confirming the transaction. |
| Commercial/international card | 3.95% processing fee, $2.50 minimum | The fee can be materially higher on a large tax bill. |
| Check, money order or cashier’s check are listed for regular payments | Follow the current Tax Collector mailing and delinquency rules. | |
| In person | Cash, checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, mobile wallets and credit cards are among the listed options for regular real-estate tax payments | Accepted methods can differ once taxes are delinquent. |
Orange County Property Tax Due Dates and Early-Payment Discounts
Orange County property-tax bills are generally mailed by November 1. The full amount is due by March 31, and unpaid property taxes become delinquent on April 1.
| Payment month | Published discount | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| November | 4% | Largest regular early-payment discount. |
| December | 3% | Discount decreases after November. |
| January | 2% | Still before the March due date. |
| February | 1% | Final regular discount month. |
| March 31 | No early-payment discount | Regular taxes must be received and processed by the deadline. |
| April 1 | Delinquent | Additional charges and delinquency rules apply. |
What Services Does the Lee Vista & 417 Office Handle?
Lee Vista is more than a property-tax payment location. The official location listing identifies it as a full motorist-service branch with several driver, vehicle and licensing functions.
Do You Need an Appointment at Lee Vista?
The Orange County Tax Collector provides an appointment system for office visits, and its published location guidance says the county offices are open to Orange County residents only.
Road tests use a separate appointment path. The official site currently lists Lee Vista & 417 among the road-test locations and states that road-test appointments are also limited to Orange County residents.
Use the official Orange County Tax Collector appointment system for non-road-test service.
Use the dedicated road-test booking route linked from the official locations page.
Lee Vista or the Tax Department: Which Office Do You Need?
A common source of confusion is that “Tax Collector” does not mean every tax-related problem is handled at the same counter.
For listed Lee Vista services such as driver licenses, IDs, tags, titles, written tests, road tests and in-person property-tax payment.
For specialized matters such as tax deeds, lien settlement statements, certain VAB or litigation payments, bankruptcy notices and homestead liens.
For property value, ownership, legal description, mailing-address records and exemption issues such as Homestead.
What to Check Before Visiting Lee Vista
Driver-license, title, registration, CDL and testing requirements differ. Use the official service instructions rather than assuming the same documents apply to every transaction.
Official Lee Vista and Orange County Tax Links
Lee Vista Tax Collector FAQ
What is the Lee Vista Tax Collector address?
The current Orange County Tax Collector Lee Vista & 417 office is at 6050 Wooden Pine Dr., Suite 100, Orlando, FL 32829.
What are the Lee Vista Tax Collector hours?
The official location listing shows 8:30 AM–5:00 PM on standard weekdays, with a 9:00 AM opening on Wednesdays. Check for holiday or temporary changes before visiting.
Can I pay Orange County property taxes at Lee Vista?
Yes. Orange County Tax Collector guidance says property taxes can be paid in person at its office locations. Online and mail payment options are also available.
What is the phone number for Lee Vista Tax Collector help?
The Orange County Tax Collector help line is 407-434-0312. Use the appropriate phone option for motorist or tax-department assistance.
Does Lee Vista handle driver licenses and vehicle tags?
Yes. The official office listing includes driver licenses, state IDs, motor vehicle and vessel tags and titles, tag surrender and several other motorist services.
Does Lee Vista offer road tests?
Yes. Lee Vista & 417 is listed as a road-test location. Road tests use a separate booking route and are limited to Orange County residents under the current published policy.
When are Orange County property taxes due?
Regular property taxes are due by March 31 and become delinquent April 1. Early-payment discounts are generally 4% in November, 3% in December, 2% in January and 1% in February.
Who fixes an incorrect property value or Homestead Exemption?
The Orange County Property Appraiser determines property values and exemptions. The Tax Collector collects the tax after the certified tax roll is provided.
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