The IRS does not have any procedure for waiving fees. They are mandated by regulations. By the way, it appears that your organization may not qualify if it is for the benefit of your daughter. The IRS does not grant exemption to an organization nor does it
allow an organization to maintain exemption if it gives funding
to individuals or to a small group named during solicitations nor
does it allow donors for such purposes to deduct their donations
from their federal income taxes. My conclusion is based upon the
following letter in which the IRS indicates that it treats "small
groups" like individuals in the exempt organization context.
www.irs.gov/pub/irs-lafa/den0543r.pdf
on page 3
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A charitable organization must be set up for the benefit of an
indefinite class of individuals, not for specific persons. A
corporation organized and operated for the
benefit of specific individuals is not charitable, even if the
specific individuals in question are in need of assistance. Citing
to Rev. Rul. 57-449.
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Thank you for asking.
Harvey Mechanic, Attorney at Law -
[email protected]