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πŸ›Ÿ How to Fax Form 911 to the Taxpayer Advocate Service

πŸ“… Updated October 2026 Β· 🌍 Send from any country
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Fax Form 911 to the Taxpayer Advocate Service at 855-828-2723. If you are overseas, the form gives 304-707-9793 (not toll-free). You can also email it to tas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov, or send it to your local TAS office. To fax, select United States, type the 10 digits with no leading 1, and pay $2.99 for up to 3 pages, then $0.99 per extra page.

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πŸ“‹ In This Guide

  1. When Form 911 Is the Right Form
  2. Form 911 Fax Numbers and Other Routes
  3. Sending to Your Local TAS Office
  4. What to Put on the Pages
  5. Entering the Number From Abroad
  6. Cost, Delivery and Your Record
  7. Frequently Asked Questions

When Form 911 Is the Right Form

Form 911 is the Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance. The Taxpayer Advocate Service, or TAS, is the office inside the IRS that helps when a tax problem is not getting resolved through the normal IRS channels. You fill in the form, describe the problem and what you have already tried, and send it to TAS rather than to the unit you have been dealing with.

Use the current revision of the form (Rev. 6-2026 at the time of writing), because the contact details on older copies may not match. The form itself lists where to send it.

The rule: fax 855-828-2723 from inside the United States and 304-707-9793 if you are overseas. If a TAS advocate gives you a direct fax number, use that one.

Form 911 Fax Numbers and Other Routes

RouteWhere to sendType this
Fax855-828-27238558282723
Fax, overseas (not toll-free)304-707-97933047079793
Emailtas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov
Local TAS officeTAS Contact Us page, or call 1-877-777-4778

The form shows the overseas number as 1 (304) 707-9793. The 1 is the US country code: with OverseasFax you select United States and type only the 10 digits. Form 911 also lists a mailing address; take it from the current form itself, because the address shown on the form and on the TAS FAQ page are not the same.

For other IRS forms and notices, see our hub on how to fax the IRS.

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Sending to Your Local TAS Office

You may also email, mail or fax Form 911 to your local TAS office. Find it on the TAS Contact Us page, or call 1-877-777-4778 and ask for the office that covers you. If you already have an advocate assigned, ask them which fax number they want you to use for follow-up pages.

If you live outside the United States, the overseas fax, 304-707-9793, is the simplest route. For account questions that have not yet reached the point of needing TAS, the IRS international line, 267-941-1000, and its fax are covered in our guide to IRS international accounts.

What to Put on the Pages

A short cover page addressed to the Taxpayer Advocate Service with your name, the identifying number used on your tax records, the tax years involved, a phone number with country code, the best time to reach you, and the date. List what is attached.

Then Form 911, completed and signed where the form asks. Copies of the IRS notices or letters about the problem help the advocate see what is going on, and so does a short timeline of the calls and letters so far. If someone is representing you, the form asks about that too; see our guide to Form 2848. If the problem is identity theft on your tax account, our guide to Form 14039 covers that form's own fax.

Put your name and identifying number at the top of every page, and scan to PDF rather than photographing pages so small print stays readable in black and white.

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Entering the Number From Abroad

Both Form 911 fax numbers are US numbers. Select United States from the list, then type the 10 digits: 3047079793 for the overseas line, or 8558282723 for the main fax. No leading 1, no spaces and no dashes. Our guide to faxing to the USA covers the format, and our guide to sending a fax from outside the United States covers paying and uploading from another country.

From the US or anywhere else in the world, OverseasFax is built for this.

Cost, Delivery and Your Record

US numbers are $2.99 for up to 3 pages, then $0.99 per extra page. A typical Form 911 fax, for example a cover page, the form and copies of two IRS notices, comes to about 5 pages: $4.97. You see the price before you pay.

There is no account, nothing is printed on your document, and delivery usually takes a few minutes. The confirmation email shows the destination number, the page count and the time it went through, in US Eastern Time: your record of exactly when it was sent. If the fax cannot be delivered, you are refunded automatically.

If your advocate wants to fax documents back to you, our sister service GetAFax.com gives you a US fax number for 24 hours for $5, and faxes arrive in your email.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cost and what you get
How much does it cost to fax Form 911?
$2.99 for up to 3 pages, then $0.99 per extra page. A 5-page Form 911 fax costs $4.97. There is no account or subscription.
Is there a cheaper way to fax Form 911 to the Taxpayer Advocate?
OverseasFax charges $2.99 for up to 3 pages and $0.99 for each extra page, from the US or any other country, with no account, no subscription and nothing added at checkout. Free fax services do exist, but they usually cap the number of pages and print their own advertising on the cover page, which you do not want on an IRS form.
Can I fax Form 911 for free?
Free fax services usually limit pages and add their own advertising to the cover page. When you are asking TAS for help, a clean fax with a dated record that it went through is worth $2.99.
Sending a fax
Where do I fax Form 911?
To the Taxpayer Advocate Service at 855-828-2723, or 304-707-9793 if you are overseas. You can also send it to your local TAS office.
I'm in the Philippines and the IRS still hasn't fixed my account after months, which Form 911 number do I fax?
304-707-9793, the overseas fax on Form 911. Select United States and type 3047079793; it usually arrives within a few minutes.
Can I email Form 911 instead of faxing it?
Yes. Form 911 can be emailed to tas.form.911.request.for.assistance@irs.gov. Fax works too if you want a dated record that it went through to the TAS number.
Can I send Form 911 to my local Taxpayer Advocate office?
Yes. You may email, mail or fax it to your local TAS office. Find it on the TAS Contact Us page or by calling 1-877-777-4778.
Should I attach IRS notices when I fax Form 911?
It helps. Copies of the notices or letters about the problem, plus a short timeline of your contacts with the IRS, let the advocate see the issue quickly.
Fax numbers and format
What is the Taxpayer Advocate Service fax number?
855-828-2723, the fax listed on Form 911. People overseas use 304-707-9793.
What is the TAS fax number for taxpayers living abroad?
304-707-9793. Form 911 lists it as the overseas fax, written 1 (304) 707-9793.
Is the Form 911 overseas fax number toll-free?
No. Form 911 says 304-707-9793 is not toll-free. With OverseasFax the price is the same as any US number: $2.99 for up to 3 pages.
How do I type the Form 911 fax number from another country?
Select United States, then type the 10 digits with no leading 1: 3047079793 for the overseas line or 8558282723 for the main fax.
How do I find the fax number for my local TAS office?
Look it up on the TAS Contact Us page, or call 1-877-777-4778 and ask for the office that covers you.
Receiving a reply
Will the Taxpayer Advocate fax me back?
Only if your advocate arranges it. If you need a number to receive a fax, our sister service GetAFax.com gives you a US fax number for 24 hours for $5, and faxes arrive in your email.
Delivery, proof and safety
What record do I get when I fax Form 911?
A confirmation email with the destination number, the page count and the time the fax went through, in US Eastern Time. It is your record of exactly when it was sent, so keep it with a copy of the form.
Why did my Form 911 fax fail?
Usually a busy line or a leading 1 typed in front of the 10 digits. You are refunded automatically, so check the number and send again.
Is it safe to fax Form 911 with my tax details?
The fax goes directly to the number you enter, nothing is printed on your document and there is no account. The real risk is a wrong number, so type the TAS number carefully.
More questions
What is the mailing address for Form 911?
Take it from the current Form 911 itself. The address on the form and on the TAS FAQ page differ, so we do not repeat either here; fax and email avoid the question.
What should the cover page say when I fax Form 911?
Your name, the identifying number on your tax records, the tax years involved, a phone number with country code, the best time to call, the date and a list of attached pages.
Can I fax Form 911 about an international tax account problem?
Yes. People abroad fax Form 911 to 304-707-9793. For account questions that have not reached that point, the IRS international fax is 681-247-3101.

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