IRS Passport Revocation
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What is IRS Passport Revocation?
Passport revocation or denial happens when the IRS notifies the State Department that an individual has "seriously delinquent tax debt," typically defined as owing more than $62,000, including penalties and interest.
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• Our tax attorneys work right away to communicate with the IRS and start the process of reversing your passport revocation, ensuring no time is wasted in resolving your case.
• We assist in filing essential forms, including IRS Form 843 (Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement) to dispute IRS actions and request the lifting of your passport revocation.
• Our team helps you gather and submit financial records such as IRS Form 433-A or Form 433-F to demonstrate your financial hardship, proving your case for relief from the IRS.
Don’t let tax debt stop your travel plans—contact us immediately! Our experienced tax attorneys are ready to act quickly, resolve your passport revocation, and help you get back on track.
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A revoked or denied passport can severely disrupt personal and business travel plans, but it is not permanent. By resolving your tax debt, through paying the amount owed, setting up a payment plan, or negotiating a settlement, your passport eligibility can be restored.
Working with an experienced tax attorney ensures the process is handled efficiently, from disputing the revocation to negotiating with the IRS to remove the certification.
J. David Tax Law sets up affordable payment plans through installment agreements, ensuring the IRS is satisfied and your passport revocation is removed and you can travel freely again.
Passport revocation or denial happens when the IRS notifies the State Department that an individual has “seriously delinquent tax debt,” typically defined as owing more than $62,000, including penalties and interest.
Once this certification is made, the State Department can deny a new passport application or revoke an existing passport, preventing the individual from traveling internationally. This action is part of the IRS’s efforts to enforce tax compliance for those with significant unpaid tax liabilities.
Reliable Tax Service Solution for Passport Denial
When your passport is revoked due to tax debt, navigating the process of reinstatement can feel overwhelming. At J. David Tax Law, we follow a clear, step-by-step process designed to resolve your tax issues and restore your travel rights as quickly as possible. With our proven approach, we ensure every detail is handled professionally, so you can focus on regaining your freedom to travel.
Free Tax Consultation
We begin with a free consultation to assess your situation, reviewing the IRS notices, the amount of tax debt, and any actions taken.
Eligibility Evaluation
We assess if you qualify for Fresh Start Program, Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status to pursue the right strategy.
Form Submission & IRS Negotiation
Once a plan is in place, we prepare and submit required forms like IRS Form 433-A or an Offer in Compromise request.
Passport Revocation Release
After resolving your tax debt or securing an agreement with the IRS, we request the passport revocation release.
Free Tax Consultation
We begin with a free consultation to assess your situation, reviewing the IRS notices, the amount of tax debt, and any actions taken.
Eligibility Evaluation
We assess if you qualify for Fresh Start Program, Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status to pursue the right strategy.
Form Submission & IRS Negotiation
Once a plan is in place, we prepare and submit required forms like IRS Form 433-A or an Offer in Compromise request.
Passport Revocation Release
After resolving your tax debt or securing an agreement with the IRS, we request the passport revocation release.
Our firm understands the urgency of passport denial cases, and we act swiftly to provide results.
Why Our Tax Law Firm is the Best Choice for Solving Denial of Passport Cases
Taxpayers facing passport denial often struggle with overwhelming tax debt, confusing IRS procedures, and the urgency to resolve the issue before planned travel. J. David Tax Law offers tailored solutions to these challenges by providing personalized strategies that fit your specific situation.
Whether it’s securing an Installment Agreement, an Offer in Compromise, or demonstrating financial hardship, we handle every step of the process, ensuring quick and effective resolution with the IRS.
With extensive experience in navigating IRS procedures, we work directly with IRS agents to ensure your case is processed as quickly as possible. Our commitment to efficiency means you won’t face unnecessary delays, and our hands-on approach allows us to stay ahead of potential roadblocks.
By combining personalized service with a deep understanding of tax law, we consistently deliver faster resolutions, helping you regain your travel rights and peace of mind.
Eligibility Requirements for Resolving Passport Revocation
Resolving passport revocation involves addressing your outstanding tax debt through various IRS-approved options. Eligibility for passport reinstatement generally depends on your ability to enter into one of the following arrangements with the IRS. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the primary ways to lift the passport revocation:
Full Payment of Tax Debt
Installment Agreement
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
Currently Not Collectible (CNC) Status
Appealing the Certification
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