DHS Fax Number — Fax Documents to Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security accepts faxed FOIA and Privacy Act requests at 202-447-3066, along with supporting documents for DHS TRIP redress cases, TSA PreCheck, and REAL ID. TRIP redress applications themselves are filed online, but a fax is often the practical way to send the identity documents that back up a case. Putting your redress or case number on every page keeps your paperwork attached to the right file.
Department of Homeland Security Fax Number
202-447-3066
Hours: DHS offices: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM ET.
Send a Fax NowWhat You Can Fax to Department of Homeland Security
- DHS TRIP redress applications
- FOIA/Privacy Act requests
- TSA PreCheck documentation
- REAL ID supporting documents
- Immigration-related correspondence
Faxing to Department of Homeland Security — FAQ
Send DHS FOIA and Privacy Act requests to 202-447-3066. Describe the records you want as specifically as you can, and include your name, mailing address, and a phone number where DHS can reach you.
TRIP redress applications start online, but the identity and supporting documents that go with a case can usually be faxed. Confirm the current fax line on the DHS TRIP site and label every page with your redress number.
Yes. Faxed pages can be separated during intake, so the redress number or FOIA case number on each sheet keeps your submission matched to the correct file. Cover pages alone are not always enough.
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