Lost your EIN letter? Get an official confirmation
Banks, Amazon and payment platforms often ask for your EIN confirmation letter. If you lost it or never received it, I request an official replacement from the IRS for you.
One fixed fee of $49, with no IRS fee on top.
Simple, fixed pricing
One-time payment. No IRS fee.
For businesses that already have an EIN but lost the letter
- Check of which letter you need
- Request prepared and submitted to the IRS
- Follow-up until the letter is issued
- Official letter shared with you
- Guidance on submitting it to your bank or Amazon
Don’t have an EIN yet? Apply for a new EIN
What’s included
How it works
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to get a replacement EIN letter?
$49, paid once. The IRS does not charge a fee for an EIN confirmation letter, so there is nothing else to pay.
I lost my EIN letter. Can I get a new one?
Yes. The original EIN letter is only issued once, but the IRS can send an official EIN verification letter that banks, Amazon and payment platforms accept in its place.
Who can request the letter?
The letter is issued to the company’s responsible party or an authorized person. I prepare the request and guide you through any authorization the IRS needs.
Why would I need an EIN confirmation letter?
Banks, Amazon, payment processors and marketplaces often ask for it to verify your company’s EIN and legal name when you open an account or pass verification.
Do I need a new EIN if I lost the letter?
No. Your EIN never changes. You only need an official letter confirming it, which is what this service gets for you.
Need the letter quickly?
One fixed fee of $49. No IRS fee, no new EIN needed.
