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1. Congress member is most likely to help. Have her go to the local rep. office.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Tue Jun 21, 2022, 06:22 PM

Jun 2022

Bring as much documentation as she has. Write down why she believes she is entitled to the refund.

This assumes she has made an appointment and visited her local I.R.S. office.

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Question/Advice [View all] elleng Jun 2022 OP

Congress member is most likely to help. Have her go to the local rep. office. 3Hotdogs Jun 2022 #1

Type up a cover letter and list of items in the supporting documents Tetrachloride Jun 2022 #2

Thanks! elleng Jun 2022 #3

A possible resource... alwaysinasnit Jun 2022 #4

Thanks elleng Jun 2022 #5

Cool ! 3Hotdogs Jun 2022 #7

Have you called the IRS? The wait times are astronomical BUT MerryHolidays Jun 2022 #6

I second that emotion. NT mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2022 #8