Fax Indiana Agencies and Courts Without a Fax Machine
Send applications, appeals, court filings, and forms to any Indiana fax number from your computer or phone. No fax machine, no phone line, no waiting in line.
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Indiana Fax Deadlines That Matter
These are the most common time-sensitive faxes Indiana residents send. Use the verified numbers below to get them in on time.
Property tax appeal (Form 130)
Dearborn County Assessor's Office
Unemployment insurance appeal
Indiana Department of Workforce Development – Appeals Division
Court filing (motions, responses, affidavits)
Marion County Clerk of Courts
SNAP, cash assistance, and health coverage forms
FSSA Division of Family Resources
Nursing license application or renewal
Indiana State Board of Nursing
Urgent prior authorization for medical care
MHS Indiana (Hoosier Care Connect)
Indiana Fax Directory: Agencies That Accept Fax
Fax numbers for the most-used Indiana government agencies, courts, and health offices. All numbers were compiled from official state sources and verified in August 2026.
FSSA Division of Family Resources (DFR)
SNAP & Cash Assistance
Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD)
Unemployment Insurance Appeals
Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR)
Tax Representation (Power of Attorney)
Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA)
Nursing, Medical, Pharmacy, Health Facility Administrators
Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS)
Central Eligibility Unit – Adoption Subsidy
Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS)
Administrative Hearings & General Counsel
Indiana Department of Health (IDOH)
Health Care Regulatory Services
Marion County Clerk of Courts
Civil & Criminal Court Filings
Dearborn County Assessor's Office
Property Tax Appeals
MHS Indiana
Prior Authorization (Hoosier Care Connect)
IU Health
Medical Records – Metro Indianapolis Region
Hendricks County Public Health Nursing
Communicable Disease Reporting
You Have the Document. You Just Don't Have a Fax Machine.
- You need to fax an Indiana agency today
Applications, appeals, and forms still move by fax to offices across Indiana. With online faxing, you send from your computer or phone — no machine, no phone line, no ink.
- A hard deadline is approaching
Property tax appeals have a strict 45-day window, unemployment appeals allow 30 days, and some court filings must arrive the same day. Online faxing takes minutes, not trips.
- You're not sure where your document goes
This page lists verified fax numbers for Indiana courts, state agencies, health departments, and insurers — so you can send to the right place the first time.
- Court rules feel complicated
Indiana's fax filing rules have limits: 10 pages including the cover sheet, and an original signature on court filings. We explain the rules so you can file correctly.
Fax Machine Alternatives in Indiana
If you can't fax online, these are your other options. Online faxing is usually faster and available 24/7.
Marion County Clerk of Courts
317-327-3893
Note: You can file court documents in person at the clerk's office during business hours instead of faxing. Fax number: 317-327-3893.
WorkOne Western Indiana
Note: Regional unemployment resource centers offer public fax access for unemployment-related submissions. Check your local WorkOne West center for hours.
Dearborn County Assessor's Office
Note: Form 130 property tax appeals can be faxed to 812-532-3214; in-person and mail options may also be available. Confirm with the assessor's office.
Indiana Faxing Questions, Answered
Quick answers to the questions Indiana residents ask most before sending a fax.