Letter to PayPal Regarding Employer Tax ID Number, 2017 November 30
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FullscreenNovember 30, 2017 Compliance Operations Omaha PayPal 12312 Port Grace Blvd. La Vista, NE 68128 Name on Account: Michael Stone Business Name: www.vadp.org E-mail Address: michael@vadp.org Dear PayPal, I have received messages from you via e-mail and postal mail informing me that the business name on our PayPal account does not match the IRS information for our tax ID number. I spoke to a PayPal customer service representative on November 15th. He told me to send a copy of our 501(c)(3) nonprofit status letter via your website in order to correct the business name on our PayPal account. limmediately got a message saying that I also needed to submit a completed W-9 form. I submitted this on your website on that same date, November 15th. lam still receiving messages from you via e-mail and postal mail that a completed W-9 still needs to be submitted. Either there is a backlog in your system or the website failed to upload the completed W-9 earlier this month. So Iam sending a hard copy of the “Certify Account Owner Form” and the completed W-9 form with this letter. Please let me know if you need additional information. If you have questions, you can reach me at # 434-960-7779 or <michael@vadp.org>. Sincerely, Michael E. Stone Executive Director
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