Yes. You can apply by phone, by fax or online at irs.gov.

How would I go about putting this property into my name and what paperwork would I need to gather in order to do so?

Too many important facts are missing from your question to advise you what to do. You're going to need more than paperwork. For example, it's...

How do I present these in court? Are they exhibits? Do I hand them to the clerk before court or what do I do with them?

Same as the photographs you asked about in your earlier post: Make three copies, for the court, the plaintiff, and yourself. You hold onto...

Does the court accept pictures burned on a cd disc or do I have to copy all the pictures?

Call the court and ask. UD hearings are summary proceedings, so they probably don't have a computer and projector available for you. You should...

Can i send summons to the person on e-mail id?

You cannot serve a summons via email. Ordinarily a summons must be personally served. In some circumstances you can serve via certified mail. ...

Or it could be that you're using an improper method to attack the witness's credibility, the plaintiff's counsel is objecting, and the judge is...

Is the 60 day notice still in effect? Do I have 15 days to respond to unlawful detainer that was served by substituted service.

Substituted service is complete 10 days after the date the server mails the summons and complaint. It appears that the 60 day notice ran from...

Should I request contact information for the lawyer and accountant and ask them these questions?

You might also ask the trustee that, if the decedent's personal property was not part of the trust as he claims, under what authority does he have...

When u swear under penalty of perjury for testimony and in affidavits are u exempt from further perjury charges?

Your argument makes no sense beginning with the first sentence. Swearing under penalty of perjury does not mean that you are already being...

Unless your supervisor was under a legal obligation to provide a recommendation, you have no case. You can file suit but your case would be...