Form 911 at a glance
| Official title | Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance (and Application for Taxpayer Assistance Order) |
| Issued by | Internal Revenue Service (IRS) |
| Edition | 6-2026 |
| Pages | 4 |
| Fillable fields | 50: 43 text fields, 7 checkboxes |
| Official PDF | f911.pdf on irs.gov |
| Form page | irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-911 |
| Cost with FillWise | 1 fill |
Counted on Oct 19, 2026 from the official PDF, with the same engine FillWise fills it with.
Form 911 example, filled out
What Form 911 asks for
- Page 1: Taxpayer name as shown on tax return, Taxpayer Identifying Number (SSN, ITIN, EIN), Spouse's name as shown on tax return (if joint return), Spouse's Taxpayer Identifying Number (SSN, ITIN), Taxpayer current street address (number, street, and apartment number), City, State (or foreign country), ZIP code, Daytime phone number, Email address (see instructions below regarding consent to use email) and more.
- Page 2: Signature of taxpayer or corporate officer, Title (if applicable), Date signed, Signature of spouse (if joint assistance request), Name of authorized third party, Centralized Authorization File (CAF) number, Current mailing street address (number, street, and apartment number), City, State (or foreign country), ZIP code and more.
The captions printed next to the first fields of each page, as the PDF gives them.
Fields to watch on Form 911
- 2 boxes for a written answer. FillWise writes it from your notes, so read every sentence before the form is signed.
How to fill Form 911 with FillWise
- Open the official PDF from irs.gov in Chrome.
- In the FillWise side panel, paste your notes or attach a photo of a document, and press Fill form.
- Check all 4 pages of the downloaded PDF before anyone signs.
Without the extension: Fill a PDF in your account.
How FillWise handles Form 911
FillWise fills this form the regular way: the AI reads each field's printed caption, its tooltip and its options, and answers from your notes.
It also carries Adobe XFA data; FillWise fills the regular fields and drops the XFA part, so the result opens in any reader.
What to check before you file
- The edition. Agencies replace their forms with new editions. This page describes the 6-2026 edition; check that your copy is still the current one on irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-911.
- Lines 12a and 12b describe the tax issue and the relief you ask for: be specific and attach the documents that support it.
- Names and numbers character by character; signatures, fees and supporting documents stay with you.
Filling Form 911 for many people
Bulk fill in your FillWise account takes Form 911 and a CSV or Excel sheet with one person per row. It fills the first one and stops so you can check the result, then fills the rest and hands back one zip. Each copy costs 1 fill, the same as filling it on its own. How it works step by step: bulk PDF form filling guide.
Cost
Form 911 has 4 pages, but its fields are on pages 1-2 only, so filling it costs 1 fill: FillWise charges a PDF fill by the pages it fills, one fill per started 5 pages. The free plan starts with 20 fills and then tops back up to 5 fills a week, no card required. Paid plans are on the pricing page.
Privacy
The PDF is filled in your browser; only its field list and your data go to our server for the AI, and nothing is stored. Details: privacy and security.