Instructions
What the form requests (a facsimile of Form 7249), how long the record is available, what Form 7249 contains, and what the form is not for.
15086
Offer in Compromise Public Insepection File Request
- Agency
- IRS
- Revision
- Rev. 6-2024
- Fillable fields
- 15
- Pages
- 1
- Official source
- IRS form page
- Checked
- October 21, 2026
Form 15086: Offer in Compromise Public Inspection File Request
Form 15086, Offer in Compromise Public Inspection File Request, is a one-page IRS form used to request a facsimile of Form 7249, Offer Acceptance Report. The form says the IRS makes this record available by request for one year after the date of acceptance of an Offer in Compromise, and that Form 7249 contains limited information including name, liability amount and offer terms.
The requester identifies the accepted offer, picks mail or fax delivery, fills in contact details and says whether the request is personal or on behalf of a client. The form says not to use it to submit a new offer or to inquire about an open offer, and points to IRS.gov/OIC.
The form says the IRS will not respond to incomplete requests, and every contact field is required. You can fill out Form 15086 free in your browser on this page and download it without an account.
What's on Form 15086
Offer identification
A box to identify the accepted Offer in Compromise as specifically as possible, for example by offer number, name and state.
Delivery choice
Check one: mail to the address below, or fax to a number the requester enters.
Contact information
Name, address, city, state, zip code and daytime telephone number. The form says all fields are required.
Requestor information
Two boxes: personal reasons, or a representative requesting on behalf of a client.
Directions and IRS Use Only
The fax number and mailing address for the request, response times, and an IRS Use Only date completed box.
How to fill out Form 15086
- 1
Identify the offer
Describe the accepted Offer in Compromise as specifically as possible, such as the offer number, name and state.
- 2
Choose mail or fax
Check one delivery box. For fax, enter the number the copy goes to.
- 3
Fill in contact details
Enter name, address, city, state, zip code and daytime telephone number. The form says all fields are required.
- 4
Pick the requester type
Check Personal for a request made for personal reasons, or Representative for a request made on behalf of a client.
- 5
Send one request
Fax or mail the completed form to the IRS. The form says to fax or mail only one request to avoid processing delays.
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Where to send it and how long it takes
Fax
Fax number: 855-286-3809. The form calls fax the preferred method.
IRS PIF Request, Offer in Compromise, Mail Stop 880, 5333 Getwell Road, Memphis, TN 38118.
Response time
The form says: "Allow 15 business days for response. Allow 20 business days if mailed."
One request
To avoid processing delays, the form says to fax or mail only one request to the IRS office.
Incomplete requests
The form says the IRS will not respond to incomplete requests.
Availability window
The form says the record is available by request for one year after the date of acceptance of an Offer in Compromise.
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Who uses Form 15086?
The requester, asking for personal reasons or on behalf of a client, completes the form and sends it to the IRS by fax or mail. IRS staff fill in the IRS Use Only box.
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Questions about Form 15086
What does Form 15086 request?
A facsimile of Form 7249, Offer Acceptance Report, for an accepted Offer in Compromise.
What information is in Form 7249?
The form says Form 7249 contains limited information including name, liability amount and offer terms.
How long is the record available?
The form says the IRS makes it available by request for one year after the date of acceptance of an Offer in Compromise.
Can Form 15086 be used to submit an offer or check on one?
No. The form says not to use it to submit a new offer or inquire about an open offer, and points to IRS.gov/OIC.
Where is Form 15086 sent?
By fax to 855-286-3809, which the form calls the preferred method, or by mail to IRS PIF Request, Offer in Compromise, Mail Stop 880, 5333 Getwell Road, Memphis, TN 38118.
How long does a response take?
The form says to allow 15 business days for response, or 20 business days if mailed.