Follow the steps to complete the IRS 14039 (SP) form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in the editor.
2. Review the eligibility criteria. Ensure you understand that this form is to be filled out only by those who have been victims of identity theft and have not previously submitted a Form 14039 (SP) for the same incident.
3. Begin with Section A and mark the appropriate checkboxes that reflect your situation. This section is required for all filers. Select if you are filing for yourself, a dependent, or another individual.
4. Proceed to Section B and indicate how the identity theft has affected you. This section requires you to check all relevant boxes, particularly if you know your information was misused.
5. In Section C, provide the required information about the identity theft victim, including their name, taxpayer identification number, current address, and preferred contact information.
6. Move to Section D and disclose details regarding the last tax return filed, specifying the year and any affected returns. This step helps the IRS understand the impact of the identity theft.
7. Complete Section E by signing under penalty of perjury, affirming that the information you provided is accurate and truthful. Include the date of your signature.
8. If applicable, fill out Section F, which captures information about the person completing the form on behalf of another individual. Clearly state your relationship and provide any necessary documentation.
9. Review the entire form for completeness and accuracy. Make any necessary adjustments before finalizing the submission.
10. Finally, save your changes and choose how to submit the form. You can download, print, or share it as required for your specific situation.

Complete your IRS 14039 (SP) online to ensure your identity theft case is handled promptly.