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+# Remove Tax Liens
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+HOW TO REMOVE TAX LIEN JUDGEMENT
+Step 1: Complete IRS Form 12277
+This form serves as a request for withdrawal of the original tax lien. Before filling out this form, try to locate the
+Form 668(Y) you were sent by the IRS as notification of the original tax lien. This can help to expedite the
+process. However, you can still fill out this form if you don’t have the 668(Y).
+For questions 11 on the form, select the option that states:
+“The taxpayer, or the Taxpayer Advocate acting on behalf of the taxpayer, believes withdrawal is in the best
+interest of the taxpayer and the government.”
+For question 12, enter the words “Fresh Start Program.”
+Step 2: Send Form 122277 to the IRS
+Use IRS publication 4235 to determine the regional IRS where your form should be mailed. Send your form via
+certified mail.
+Step 3: Wait for response from IRS
+After 30-45 days, the IRS will contact the court house where the lien was filed to notify them to withdraw it. You
+will also be sent a copy of this notification.
+Step 4: Dispute the lien with the Credit Reporting Agencies
+When you dispute a tax lien with Equifax, Experian or TransUnion, they contact the courthouse where the lien
+was filed to determine if the information is still accurate. Since the courthouse has been notified that your lien
+was withdrawn, by disputing the lien with the above Credit Reporting Agencies at their respective websites, you
+should be able to have the lien removed quickly.
+Step 5: Final confirmation
+Each of the credit reporting agencies will send you a notification of how your dispute turned out. If the lien was
+not removed from any or all of your reports, file a second dispute in writing and include a copy of the notification
+from the IRS that your lien has been withdrawn.
+Tax liens on a credit report can not only bring down your credit score significantly, but they can also be a
+deciding factor in a lender deciding to deny you a loan or credit card. Getting them resolved and off your credit
+reports a quickly as possible is imperative. If you have unpaid liens, visit IRS.gov to learn more about your
+options for settlement or payment plan.