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Who needs an IRS Form 14039?

A person should complete the IRS Form 14039, which is the Identity Theft Affidavit if they are an actual or potential victim of identity theft and would like the IRS to mark their account to identify questionable activity.

What is the IRS Form 14039 for?

This form should be submitted in two specific situations:

• in response to a mailed notice or letter from the IRS;
• on behalf of another person, such as a deceased spouse or other deceased relative (Sections A, B, and D should be filled out).

With the 14039 filing, you provide a statement of the identity theft which affected your federal tax records or a statement of an event involving your personal information that may at some future time affect your federal tax records.

In any case, you will need to describe your problem, explaining the reasons of your apprehension. The IRS will review your appeal and take action based on the information provided by you.

Is the IRS Form 14039 accompanied by other forms?

You should submit one clearly legible copy of at least one of the following documents to verify your identity:

• Passport;
• Driver’s Licence;
• Social Security Card;
• Other valid U.S. Federal or State government issued identification.

When is IRS Form 14039 due?

You can file this affidavit at any time when it becomes necessary.

How do I fill out IRS Form 14039?

This short form consists of only two pages. You will need to enter your personal information, indicate the reasons that prompted you to apply to the IRS, as well as indicate the person you represent if this is the case.

Where do I send the IRS Form 14039?

There are three ways to send a document via mail and two via fax. Each of the methods depends on the specifics of your case.

For the final destination address of an IRS 14039, you should look through the last page of the form.

All right Dave Sullivan here this time we're going to talk about how to create an identity theft report if you think you're a victim of identity theft it's very important that you do a lot of work early on as soon as you discover that you're a victim one of the best things that you can do is to create an identity theft report I'll put a link down below this video on how to get over to that report you fill it out online you type it out your print it you sign it you take it down to the police department once they take that they add it to your police report, and now you have something that kind of has a little more of an official feel to it, you then go to the repositories you should freeze your credit report right away there's a video right here on how to do that freeze your credit report and then let them know that you're a victim of identity theft and then any accounts that show up on your credit report you have a right to get all the information from that business so the monitor your credit report as you see things come in or people call you say look I'm gonna victim of identity theft here's my identity theft report now give me all the information you have on the account that was opened up there's so much identity theft going on right now the police really are not tracking this stuff down, so you have to do it you know don't rely on someone else to do it you have to be vigilant when you go after these people and if you do it right away you'll have a much better success all right, so it's Dave Sullivan with the credit Guy TV so you with a little of me we're going to change the credit industry thank you