i need proof of federal id number on a company.  how do i find it?
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You can use paid subscription databases such as this:\n\nfreeERISA.com EIN Finder http://www.freeerisa.com/Extras/EINFinder.asp\n\nIf that doesn't work, for public companies, the EIN (or "IRS No.") is printed on the first page of 10-Ks, 20-Fs and other SEC filings, which you can get on the Internet for free (see the Filings section of "Securities and Exchange Commission"). For private companies, EINs are often included in the company's Dun & Bradstreet report (see "Dun & Bradstreet Reports"), they are often printed on the company's invoices, or you can try searching the FEIN databases on KnowX.com http://knowx.com/ , Westlaw (FEIN-ALL) or Lexis (D&B;FEIN), which uses Dun & Bradstreet data. If the company files with a Secretary of State the EIN may be on its annual report. If the company filed for bankruptcy, the EIN may be on the docket sheet as part the company's address.\n\nFor non-profits, EINs are often included in the the profile on Form 990, available through Guidestar ( http://www.guidestar.org ). In addition, nonprofit EINs are often included in the records in the Lexis EOTEXT file.\n\nFor political parties and other political organizations, EINs are reported on Form 8871, available through the IRS Web site ( http://www.irs.gov/charities/political  ). \n\nFor insurance companies, the number should be at the top of their annual financial statement, which you can get if you dig deep enough on the NAIC Web site (http://www.naic.org/cis/).\n\nIf that doesn't work, UCC filings sometimes have EINs, though they usually don't (see also "Uniform Commercial Code").
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some companies provide this.  For that you have to provide address proof or some formalities.\n\ntry to search for them using key words using work from home.  Beware many of them are fake.
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Turbo Tax, you will need your employer`s ID number
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Try the corporate website.
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Click here to get your tax number: http://www.federalnumber.com/index.cgi?r=group1
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Go to the IRS office closest to you give them you Social Security number and voila... They can tell you if you did or you didn't
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What about applying using the Federal ID number of your business.  They need some way of identifying who you are and your payment history.
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You can use paid subscription databases such as this:\n\nfreeERISA.com EIN Finder http://www.freeerisa.com/Extras/EINFinder.asp\nknowx.com http://www.knowx.com \n\nIf that doesn't work, for public companies, the EIN (or "IRS No.") is printed on the first page of 10-Ks, 20-Fs and other SEC filings, which you can get on the Internet for free (see the Filings section of "Securities and Exchange Commission"). For private companies, EINs are often included in the company's Dun & Bradstreet report (see "Dun & Bradstreet Reports"), they are often printed on the company's invoices, or you can try searching the FEIN databases on KnowX.com http://knowx.com/ , Westlaw (FEIN-ALL) or Lexis (D&B;FEIN), which uses Dun & Bradstreet data. If the company files with a Secretary of State the EIN may be on its annual report. If the company filed for bankruptcy, the EIN may be on the docket sheet as part the company's address.\n\nFor non-profits, EINs are often included in the the profile on Form 990, available through Guidestar ( http://www.guidestar.org ). In addition, nonprofit EINs are often included in the records in the Lexis EOTEXT file.\n\nFor political parties and other political organizations, EINs are reported on Form 8871, available through the IRS Web site ( http://www.irs.gov/charities/political ). \n\nFor insurance companies, the number should be at the top of their annual financial statement, which you can get if you dig deep enough on the NAIC Web site (http://www.naic.org/cis/).\n\nIf that doesn't work, UCC filings sometimes have EINs, though they usually don't (see also "Uniform Commercial Code").
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look in the front of your local phone book. there is a listing of all local & federal agencies. great place to start for those numbers.
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The address is on the IRS website. You look it up.
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look it up in the phone book or call directory assistance
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Here's some info I got from the Delaware Division of Corporations.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A STATEMENT OF GOOD STANDING\nFile Number:0097203\nIncorporation Date / Formation Date:02/10/1920\nEntity Name:THE FEDERATED MERCHANTS CORPORATION\nEntity Kind:CORPORATION\nEntity Type:GENERAL\nResidency:DOMESTIC\nState:DE\n\nYou could probably call them with the file number for more information, Here's a link to their contact info:\nhttp://www.state.de.us/corp/contact.shtml
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You need to create an image file (JPG) of your signature and then insert that file into a signature. I have a signature for work that has the company logo in it that way.\nPersonally, I wouldn't because you are then sending out your signature to whomever gets that email. If they can also get your social security number, there is no way to prove that someone is forging your signature.
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state controllers office contact and fill out form send proof of whom you are and address
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phone-number@company.com
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if the companies are based in USA. then you can do a google search by phone number, that'll give you their address.\n\nthe other thing is that if you have their website address, then go to http://www.arin.net and enter the address. then look for the registrar information. that'll give you to whome that website is registered to and where he/she is located. then based on that you can find the company location.\n\nor, if u have the company website address, you can always look up their 'contacts?"
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www.irs.gov\ntype in the form number under search then print.