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Learn how to attach photos and evidence to violations in HOA Express, avoid common errors, and document issues clearly for compliance.
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D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Dec, 6

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Schedule DemoIn HOA Express, open the homeowner’s Violation record, use the Attachments or Documents/Files area, upload the photo(s) or PDF evidence, add a clear note (date, location, what it shows), then save and confirm the file is visible on the violation and (if needed) included in the notice/email template.
Structured workflows for ARC requests, violations, appeals, and documents — so every decision follows the same transparent steps.
Make sure your user role can create/edit violations and upload attachments. If uploads are missing, check permissions or ask an admin to update your role.
Open the correct homeowner/account and locate the specific violation entry. Attachments are usually added inside the violation details, not from the main dashboard.
If photos won’t upload, verify the image format (JPG/PNG/PDF) and reduce file size. Rename files to remove special characters before retrying.
After uploading, refresh the page and confirm the attachment appears in the violation history and any notice/letter preview. Test with a second user if residents should see it.
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