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How to Fax Form 911 to the Taxpayer Advocate Service

Updated October 2026

You are stuck on an IRS problem and want the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) to step in. Fax Form 911 to (855) 828-2723, the TAS fax number printed on the current form (Rev. 6-2026), and it costs $1.00 here for up to 10 pages.

Quick answer: Fax your completed Form 911 to (855) 828-2723. If you are outside the US, the form lists 1 (304) 707-9793, which is not toll-free but is still a US number, so it is also $1.00 here. You can also email it to tas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov or send it to your local TAS office. No account, nothing printed on your form, automatic refund if it fails.

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In this guide

Where to Fax Form 911

Form 911 lists one main fax number and one for taxpayers overseas. You can also email it, or email, mail or fax it to your local TAS office.

RouteNumber or addressType this here
TAS fax (main)(855) 828-27238558282723
TAS fax (overseas, not toll-free)1 (304) 707-97933047079793
Emailtas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.govNot a fax
Your local TAS officeTAS Contact Us page, or call 1-877-777-4778The number the office gives you

If you would rather work with the advocate office closest to you, find it on the TAS Contact Us page or call 1-877-777-4778 and ask for that office's fax number. We do not list a mailing address here on purpose: the form and the TAS website do not give the same one. If you want to mail it, call 1-877-777-4778 first and ask which address to use. Fax and email skip that question.

How to Type the Number

Type the 10-digit number with the area code and nothing else. We already add the +1, so do not type a leading 1, even for the overseas number that the form writes as 1 (304) 707-9793. For the main line, type 8558282723. For the overseas line, type 3047079793.

It does not matter where you are sending from. Both numbers are in the US, so the price is $1.00 for up to 10 pages whether you are in Ohio or overseas. You only need our sister service OverseasFax.com when the number you are faxing is outside the US and Canada.

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What to Put on the Cover Page and Each Page

Get the current form from irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f911.pdf, fill in every section that applies to you, and sign and date it where the form asks. Then scan it with the pages that show the problem.

On the cover page, write "Form 911, Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance", your name, the last four digits of your Social Security number or EIN, the tax year or years involved, the number of pages that follow, and a daytime phone number with the best time to reach you. Behind Form 911, add copies of the IRS notices or letters about the problem and anything that shows the harm the delay is causing you.

On every page after the cover, write your name and the last four digits of your taxpayer ID in the top margin. Faxed pages get separated, and a page with no name on it is hard to match back to your case.

If a tax professional is sending it for you or will speak with TAS for you, our Form 2848 and 8821 guide covers the authorization forms.

What It Costs

Form 911 plus a few copies of IRS letters almost always fits in 10 pages, so most people pay $1.00. If you attach a thick stack of notices, 11 to 25 pages is $1.99 and 26 to 50 pages is $2.99. The price is shown before you pay, and there is no account, no subscription and nothing that renews.

Emailing the form to TAS costs nothing, and it is a fine choice if you prefer it. People fax because they want a confirmation that shows the exact number it went to, how many pages went through, and when.

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Timing and Your Record

Form 911 asks TAS for help. It does not replace answering the IRS. Keep responding to every IRS notice by the date printed on it while you wait to hear from an advocate. If your problem is a CP2000, our CP2000 response guide lists the fax number for each notice location.

Your fax is usually delivered within a few minutes. You then get a confirmation email with the destination number, the page count and the time it was sent, in Eastern Time. That email is your record of exactly when it was sent. It is not an acknowledgment from the IRS, so save it with your copy of the form. If the fax cannot be delivered, your money goes back to your card automatically and you can send it again.

For every other IRS fax number and what each office accepts, see How to Fax Documents to the IRS.

Getting a Reply

TAS decides how it contacts you, so put a phone number on your cover page and answer calls from numbers you do not recognize for a while. If an advocate offers to fax you something and you have no fax machine, our sister service GetAFax.com gives you a US fax number for 24 hours for $5. Up to 30 pages can come in, and they arrive in your email.

Why send it here

One dollar for up to 10 pages to any US or Canada number, shown before you pay, nothing added at checkout.

Nothing is printed on your document. It arrives exactly as you uploaded it.

If it cannot be delivered, the money goes back to your card without you asking.

No account, no subscription, nothing that renews. Send once and you are done.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cost and what you get
How much does it cost to fax Form 911?
$1.00 for up to 10 pages to the Taxpayer Advocate Service fax number. 11 to 25 pages is $1.99 and 26 to 50 pages is $2.99. No account and no subscription.
Is there a free way to send Form 911 to the Taxpayer Advocate?
Yes. You can email Form 911 to tas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov at no cost. Faxing it here costs $1.00 and gives you a confirmation email with the number, page count and time it was sent.
Do I need an account to fax Form 911 online?
No. Upload the form, type the TAS fax number, pay $1.00 and it goes. There is no sign-up and nothing that renews.
Sending a fax
Where do I fax Form 911?
Fax Form 911 to (855) 828-2723. If you are overseas, the form lists 1 (304) 707-9793, which is not toll-free. You can also send it to your local TAS office.
The IRS keeps sending me letters and nobody calls back, can I fax Form 911 today from my phone?
Yes. Open FaxForADollar.com in your phone's browser, upload the filled-in Form 911 and the IRS letters, type 8558282723 and pay $1.00. It usually arrives within a few minutes.
Can I fax Form 911 to my local Taxpayer Advocate office instead?
Yes. Form 911 can be emailed, mailed or faxed to your local TAS office. Find the office on the TAS Contact Us page or call 1-877-777-4778 for its fax number.
Can my accountant fax Form 911 for me?
Anyone can send the fax, but whether TAS will discuss your case with your accountant depends on authorization. Our Form 2848 and 8821 guide covers the forms for that.
What should I write on the cover sheet for a Form 911 fax?
Write Form 911, your name, the last four digits of your SSN or EIN, the tax year, the page count and a daytime phone number. Put your name and the last four digits on every page after it.
Should I attach my IRS notices to Form 911?
Yes, attach copies. The notices or letters about your problem show the advocate what happened without a phone call. Keep the originals.
Fax numbers and format
What is the Form 911 fax number?
(855) 828-2723. That is the Taxpayer Advocate Service fax number printed on Form 911 (Rev. 6-2026). Type it here as 8558282723.
What is the Taxpayer Advocate Service fax number for overseas taxpayers?
1 (304) 707-9793, and it is not toll-free. It is a US number, so it costs $1.00 here. Type it as 3047079793.
Do I dial 1 before 855-828-2723 to fax Form 911?
No. Type the 10 digits, 8558282723. The +1 is already added for you.
Is there a mailing address for Form 911?
The form and the TAS website do not list the same one, so call 1-877-777-4778 and ask before you mail it. Faxing to (855) 828-2723 or emailing avoids the question.
Is there an email address for Form 911?
Yes: tas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov. You can email the form there instead of faxing it.
Receiving a reply
Will the Taxpayer Advocate Service fax me back about my Form 911?
Do not count on it. TAS decides how to contact you, so put a phone number on your cover page. If an advocate offers to fax you something, GetAFax.com gives you a US fax number for 24 hours for $5, with up to 30 pages sent to your email.
How will I know the Taxpayer Advocate got my Form 911 fax?
You get a confirmation email showing the TAS fax number, the page count and the time it was sent. That shows the pages went through to the TAS line. It is not a reply from TAS itself.
Delivery, proof and safety
What happens if my Form 911 fax fails?
Your money goes back to your card automatically and you get an email saying it did not go through. You can send it again right away.
How long does it take to fax Form 911 to TAS?
Usually a few minutes. The confirmation email arrives once the TAS fax line has accepted the pages.
Is anything added to my Form 911 when I fax it?
No. Nothing is printed on your document. TAS receives the pages exactly as you uploaded them.
Does my fax confirmation show that I sent Form 911 on a certain date?
Yes. It is your record of exactly when it was sent, with the number and page count. It is not an IRS acknowledgment, so keep it with your copy of the form.
More questions
Does faxing Form 911 pause the deadline on my IRS notice?
Do not count on it. Keep answering each IRS notice by the date printed on it while you wait to hear from the Taxpayer Advocate Service.
Which version of Form 911 should I fax?
The current one on irs.gov, Rev. 6-2026, at irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f911.pdf. It is the version that lists the fax numbers on this page.

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