IRS Form 8822 Online (Change of Address)
Use this online Form 8822 workflow when you need IRS correspondence sent to a new address. Complete the guided steps, review your PDF, and continue to mailing.
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What you need+
- Taxpayer identifying information
- Old and new mailing addresses
- Spouse information if filing jointly
- Signature and date
- Signed form (wet signature required)
- Additional statement (if you need more space) (optional) — Attach any additional statement needed to explain your change of address details.
How it works+
- Fill out the form
- Add attachments
- Preview the PDF
- Mail it
Where it gets mailed+
Enter the recipient address during checkout.
Packet order+
- Cover sheet (auto-generated)
- Completed form PDF
- Attachments (in the order you upload)
Common mistakes+
- Using Form 8822 when Form 8822-B is required.
- Mailing to an outdated IRS address.
- Submitting incomplete address or identification details.
- Missing required signatures.
FAQs+
When should I use Form 8822?
Use Form 8822 to notify the IRS of a change to your home mailing address for individual, gift, estate, or GST-related filings.
Do I still need Form 8822 if I filed USPS change-of-address?
USPS forwarding and IRS records are separate. If your IRS mailing address changed, file the appropriate IRS form directly.
How long does IRS address processing take?
IRS guidance indicates address changes generally take about 4 to 6 weeks.
Can I file Form 8822 online directly with the IRS?
Form 8822 is generally submitted by mail. You can complete the form online as a PDF and mail it to the IRS.
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Last Internal Revenue Service verification: January 30, 2026