IRS Notice CP01H: Identity Theft — Case Resolved
The IRS has resolved your identity-theft case.
- Response deadline
- No response required
- Category
- Identity & Security
- Severity
- Low
What does an IRS CP01H notice mean?
A CP01H notifies you that the IRS has resolved an identity-theft case associated with your account. It confirms the protective measures or corrections are complete and the matter is closed on the IRS's side.
Why did you receive a CP01H?
You previously reported identity theft (or the IRS detected it) and, after taking corrective steps, the IRS has now finalized the case.
How to respond to a CP01H notice
No action is required. Retain the notice with your tax records, and continue using any IP PIN the IRS provides to protect future filings.
What happens if you ignore it?
There are no negative consequences; the notice simply documents that your case is closed.
Common resolutions
- No action needed
- Keep for your records
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