Your ITIN application was rejected. Review the reason and follow the notice instructions to correct and resubmit it.
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ITIN application rejected. Correct the issues in your notice before reapplying.
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CP567 in plain English
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CP567 tells you that the IRS rejected your application for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Read the notice for the specific reason; the IRS also uses its CP567 guidance for an ITIN revocation.
What to Do Next
Check whether you qualify for an ITIN rather than a Social Security number. Review the documents and missing information identified in the notice. Follow its instructions to submit a complete new Form W-7 application with the required supporting documents.
If You Already Sent a Tax Return
When reapplying, attach a copy of the return and mark it as a copy. An exception to the tax-return attachment requirement may apply. Check the notice and current IRS instructions before sending the application.
Questions about the rejection can be directed to the number on your notice or to an authorized acceptance agent.