How NoticeFiled works.
From a confusing letter to a ready-to-submit response — here's exactly what happens, step by step.
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Upload or photograph your IRS notice
Snap a photo of your paper letter with your phone, or upload a file (PDF or image) from your computer. That's all we need to begin — no long account setup, no forms to fill out first.
Your document is encrypted and handled securely from the moment it reaches us.
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Get your plain-English verdict on whether the IRS is right
We read your specific notice — the figures, the tax year, and exactly what the IRS is questioning — and analyze whether their proposed change actually holds up.
Then we tell you plainly: the IRS is right, partially right, or wrong — with the reasoning explained in language you can actually understand. No jargon, no guessing.
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Receive your personalized, ready-to-submit response letter
You get a response letter written for your situation — formatted the way the IRS expects, referencing your actual notice and your figures, pre-filled and ready to review, sign, and submit.
We include step-by-step instructions to submit it — online through the IRS Document Upload Tool, or by fax or mail, per the options shown on your notice. You review it, you sign it, you submit it.
You have time — but not unlimited time
Most CP2000 notices give you about 30 days to respond. That's enough — but the sooner you know where you stand, the more calmly you can handle it. NoticeFiled gives you your answer in minutes, not weeks.
You stay in control
NoticeFiled doesn't contact the IRS for you and doesn't file anything on your behalf. We hand you the analysis and the letter — the decision to send it, and the signature on it, stays yours.
Ready to find out where you stand?
Upload your IRS notice and get your verdict in minutes — for $97 flat.
Don't wait — most CP2000 notices give you about 30 days to respond.