Deadlines are the whole game

A government notice came. Here is what to do with it.

Answer a short set of questions about the letter in front of you. You get the deadline that applies, your options under the agency's own published rules, and a plain read on where you stand. The summary is free, and if you want the finished response document afterward, it is built from your answers and delivered by email in minutes.

This runs on software, not a person: no one reviews the answers you type. The same program that computes your summary generates the finished document and emails it to you automatically, straight from what you entered.

• Free summary, no account, no card
• Answers deleted after 90 days
• Every figure cited to its official source
• Not affiliated with any government agency

Interactive response tools

Each tool walks one notice type end to end: eligibility, deadline math, the options the rules allow, and the finished document.

• IRS Collection Due Process Hearing Request

  Received an IRS lien or levy notice? Check your 30-day Collection Due Process deadline and your likely resolution path free, using the IRS's own published standards.

  Start the free check

• FMCSA Notice of Claim Response

  Received an FMCSA Notice of Claim? Check your 30-day deadline and your three options free: pay, settle, or contest. Silence becomes a default you cannot appeal.

  Start the free check

• IRS Employment Tax Examination Response

  A 30-day letter proposing to reclassify your contractors as employees? Check your Section 530 safe harbor eligibility free. It appears nowhere on the agent's report.

  Start the free check

• OSHA Citation Notice of Contest

  Received an OSHA citation? You have 15 working days to contest, and an informal conference does not stop the clock. Check your exact deadline and penalty reduction free.

  Start the free check

• EEOC Charge Position Statement

  Received an EEOC Notice of Charge? Check your 30-day position statement deadline, your real damages exposure, and the disclosure rule that catches employers out. Free.

  Start the free check

• Professional License Board Complaint Defense

  A board complaint or Accusation puts your license at risk. California gives you 15 days to file a Notice of Defense before the board can revoke by default. Check yours free.

  Start the free check

• State Tax Assessment Protest

  Proposed assessment after a state tax audit? The protest window runs 30 to 90 days depending on the state, and the assessment is final once it closes. Check yours free.

  Start the free check

• ICE Form I-9 Notice of Intent to Fine Response

  ICE Notice of Intent to Fine after an I-9 audit? You have 30 days to request an OCAHO hearing, and no appeal once that passes. Check your deadline and fine exposure free.

  Start the free check

How it works

1. Answer questions about your notice

   Notice type, dates, amounts. One question per screen, nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

2. See your free summary

   Your deadline, your options, and the numbers the agency itself will use, computed from its published standards.

3. Decide if you want the document

   The finished package is offered only after your summary, and it arrives by email as a PDF within minutes.