Fax numbers
Individuals: pick the state you live in. If the IRS mailed you the form with a fax number filled in, use that one.
- Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont 855-253-3175 Fax this number Andover
- Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia 855-275-8620 Fax this number Atlanta
- Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas 855-203-7538 Fax this number Austin
- New York 855-297-7736 Fax this number Brookhaven
- Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming 855-332-3068 Fax this number Fresno
- Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, West Virginia 855-344-9993 Fax this number Kansas City
- Alabama, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee 855-580-4749 Fax this number Memphis
- District of Columbia, Idaho, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island 855-404-9091 Fax this number Philadelphia
- A foreign country, U.S. territory, APO/FPO address, filers of Form 2555 or 4563, and dual-status aliens 855-203-7538 Fax this number Austin
- Businesses east of the Mississippi, plus Arkansas and Louisiana 855-307-3124 Fax this number Cincinnati
- Businesses west of the Mississippi, plus Wisconsin 855-578-2550 Fax this number Ogden
How to fax it
- Fill in Form 3911, one for each refund you’re tracing.
- Find the number for your state above (or use the one the IRS filled in on the form it sent you).
- Send only the Form 3911 from dimefax.com/send. The IRS says not to send anything else to these numbers.
Tips
- Single, head of household and married-filing-separately filers expecting a paper check can often start a trace in Where’s My Refund? or their IRS online account instead.
- Keep the delivered confirmation in case you need to follow up.
Dimefax costs 10¢ a page and you’re only charged if the fax goes through. On the web, page credits come in packs of 50 for $4.99, 100 for $9.99 or 200 for $19.99; the Dimefax iPhone app also sells 10 for $0.99. Credits you don’t use stay in your account and last as long as you fax once a year.
Where these numbers come from
Dimefax isn’t part of, or endorsed by, the IRS. We copied these numbers from irs.gov on November 11, 2026. Agencies change their numbers: if your letter, notice or form gives a different one, use that.