Review my notice · Free

Bring the envelope. The first 20 minutes are free.

In plain terms: tell us what the notice is and when it arrived. We call you, read it with you, and tell you your deadline and which option fits. No fee, no obligation, and we never ask for a Social Security number here.

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Your notice

Three things from the letter, and how to reach you

The notice or form number is printed in the top corner of the first page. If you have not opened it yet, that is fine; send what you can.

ReceivedThank you. We have your notice details and will call you at the number you gave, usually within one business day. If a deadline on the notice is close, call (559) 335-3364 now and say so.

We call this number to set the 20 minutes.

The letter or form number in the top corner of the first page.

The date printed on the notice. Deadlines count from it.

The assessed balance shown on the notice. A guess is fine.

Do not include your Social Security number, bank account numbers, or card numbers.

Or call (559) 335-3364. Read how we handle what you send in the privacy notice.

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What happens next

A call, a reading, and a written answer

No fee, and nothing is filed until you decide.

We call you

Usually within one business day. If the notice has a deadline inside the week, say so in the message and we call the same day.

We read the notice together

What it is, what it does, how many days are left on any hearing right, and which option you qualify for.

You get the price in writing

The $97 guide, a $497 filing, or the $695 Phase 1 plan. If none of them is right for you, we say that too.