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Fax Your Alaska Benefits Paperwork

The fax line each Alaska agency publishes for Medicaid and CHIP, SNAP, unemployment, state leave benefits, and state tax, with what that office asks you to put on every page.

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Where to fax it

3 of the 4 Alaska agencies below publish a fax line for their documents, and one publishes only a line for a particular form or an appeal. Call the number in the row before you send.

The office asks for your case number on every page. Put it on every page you send, and keep the fax receipt. An office that cannot match a page to a case has to set it aside, and the receipt is what proves you sent it before the deadline.

Call before you send. Agency fax lines change and some stop answering. A short call confirms the number and whether that office is the one holding your case.

Medicaid and CHIP
Division of Public Assistance, Department of Health

The Alaska Division of Public Assistance asks anyone sending it something about an existing public assistance case to include the name on the case, the last four digits of the Social Security Number, and the date of birth, which is what ties a faxed page to a Medicaid case.

The Alaska Division of Public Assistance says a Medicaid renewal returned by the requested date leaves no gap in coverage, and that a late one may not be processed before the current eligibility period ends.

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a Medicaid or CHIP application, an eligibility review, and the proof documents the division asks for888-269-6520
the same Medicaid and CHIP documents, from the Anchorage area907-269-6520
a Medicaid fair hearing request, not an eligibility document(907) 644-8126
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SNAP and Alaska Temporary Assistance
Division of Public Assistance, Department of Health

The Alaska Division of Public Assistance asks anyone sending it something about an existing public assistance case to include the name on the case, the last four digits of the Social Security Number, and the date of birth, which is what ties a faxed page to a SNAP case.

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a SNAP or Alaska Temporary Assistance application, an interim report, and the proof documents the division asks for888-269-6520
the same SNAP and Alaska Temporary Assistance documents, from the Anchorage area907-269-6520
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Unemployment insurance
Division of Employment and Training Services, Department of Labor and Workforce Development

The Alaska Division of Employment and Training Services asks a former federal employee to mail or fax Standard Form SF-8 and SF-50, with a Leave and Earnings Statement where possible, and asks an ex-military claimant for a copy of the DD-214.

An Alaska unemployment claim takes effect on the Sunday of the week it was filed, so the week a faxed new claim reaches the claim center is the week it starts from.

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claim documents for the Anchorage UI Claim Center, which also serves the Fairbanks area(907) 931-6400
claim documents for the Juneau UI Claim Center(907) 931-6401
an appeal of a benefit or tax determination, not a claim document(907) 308-2868
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State tax
Tax Division, Department of Revenue
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No general fax line published. The lines this office does publish:

correspondence for the Anchorage office of the Tax Division, which names no document type of its own907-269-1001
correspondence for the Juneau office of the Tax Division, which names no document type of its own907-465-2375
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What the fax costs on FaxTerra

This is what FaxTerra charges to send it. It is not a fee the office charges.

Sending your packet
Free

Every FaxTerra account gets 10 free pages a month, and a page to a US fax number counts as one. A renewal or verification packet of up to 10 pages sends free, with no credit card.

A second packet the same month
$1.99 for 10 pages

Free pages reset on the 1st. If a second packet in the same month takes you past 10 pages, a FaxTerra Lite pack covers it, with no subscription.

Questions

What do I put on every page I fax to a Alaska agency?

Your case or client number, your name, and your date of birth, unless the row below says the office asks for something else. A page that arrives without a case number has to be matched by hand, which is the slowest path through any agency.

Can I fax a Alaska agency without a fax machine?

Yes. Upload the pages from your phone or computer, enter the office's fax number, and send. The agency receives it as a fax. Every account gets 10 free pages a month, and a page to a US fax number counts as one.

What if the fax line does not answer?

Call the number in that office's row before you try again. A line that rings and never connects will not start working on a retry, and the office can tell you whether the number changed or whether it wants the document another way.

Is this an official Alaska site?

No. FaxTerra is a fax service. Alaska and the office you are writing to set the rules and decide your case; every number and requirement here is linked to the agency's own page under official sources.

Official sources

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FaxTerra is a fax service, not a benefits agency. Alaska and the office holding your case set the rules and decide it; follow their instructions where they differ from anything here. Every number above is linked to the agency page it was read on. Reviewed October 2026.

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