Assuming you’re asking for the Identity Protection PIN application form, here’s the link. But you may want to go here first, where you can get it quicker as long as you can prove that you’re you. (As I told partridge above, the IRS is very careful with everyone’s info, so there are hoops to jump through.) That last link also mentions another way to get the PIN: making an appointment with your local IRS office (here). Good luck, Chand1501!
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