Got a letter from the IRS? Know what it means before you answer.

Take a photo of your notice. See what it is, your deadline and what to check, and get your response letter ready.

  • Your letter stays on your phone
  • Explained from 411 official IRS notice pages
  • Free check. $49 letter, refunded within 30 days if it doesn't help
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How it works

  1. Take a photo

    Or just type the notice number, like CP2000 or Letter 5071C.

  2. See what it means

    What the IRS says about this notice, your deadline, and what to check.

  3. Send your answer

    A response letter and a phone script, ready to use.

Why you can trust it

  • It stays on your phone

    Your letter is read in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.

  • Official IRS information

    Each notice is explained from its public page on irs.gov.

  • A registered US company

    NoticeCheck is run by LIFEWORKS GROUP LLC, New Mexico Business ID 7715331.

  • Pay only if it helps

    The check is free. The letter costs $49, with a full refund within 30 days.

Questions

Is the check really free?

Yes. You see what your notice means, your deadline and what to check for free. You only pay $49 for the ready-to-use letter and phone script.

Is my letter uploaded?

No. The photo or PDF is read on your phone, in your browser. We never receive it, and we never ask for your full Social Security number.

Is NoticeCheck the IRS?

No. NoticeCheck is an independent tool, not affiliated with the IRS or any government agency.

Is this tax advice?

No. NoticeCheck explains your notice and prepares the answer you send yourself. For a complex case, consider a tax professional.

Does it work in Spanish?

Yes. The app is in English and Spanish. The letter is written in English for the IRS, with a Spanish translation for you.

Your IRS letter, explained in two minutes

Free, private, and on your phone. You decide what to send.