Fax guides
Some paperwork still has to go by fax. These guides explain what each kind of recipient accepts by fax, what to put in it, and how to send it with FaxTonic. Every guide links to the official pages it relies on.
IRS
Powers of attorney, EIN applications, Forms 8918 and 8806, and replies to IRS notices.
Read the guide: How to fax the IRSSocial Security and VA
Local Social Security offices, DDS medical evidence, VA claims and California EDD forms.
Read the guide: How to fax Social Security, the VA and benefits agenciesInsurance
Claims, proofs of loss and policy paperwork for home, auto, health and life insurers.
Read the guide: How to fax insurance documentsMedical records
Request your records, authorize a release or send your file to a new doctor, as a patient.
Read the guide: How to fax medical records and formsDMV
Medical reports, insurance letters and records requests: what state motor vehicle agencies take by fax.
Read the guide: How to fax the DMVLegal documents
Signed contracts and agreements, court papers and legal notices: when a fax counts.
Read the guide: How to fax legal documents
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