Apply for an ITIN with a Certifying Acceptance Agent.
Our IRS-authorized CAA service helps applicants prepare Form W-7, review required documents, and assemble an ITIN application for IRS processing.
Discuss your needsExplore US TaxAn ITIN begins with a U.S. tax purpose
An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number may be needed by someone who has a U.S. federal tax purpose but is not eligible for a Social Security number. We review your circumstances before recommending an application.
- Individuals who need a U.S. taxpayer identification number for a federal tax filing
- Applicants whose U.S. tax situation connects to income, family, business, or assets across borders
- People applying for the first time or resolving a prior Form W-7 question
Prepare the application with the right supporting materials
As a Certifying Acceptance Agent, we can assist within the IRS rules that apply to your documents and application.
- Review eligibility and the reason for requesting an ITIN
- Prepare Form W-7 and identify the required identity and foreign-status documents
- Authenticate eligible documents when permitted under CAA rules
- Coordinate the tax return or exception documentation required for your case
- Assemble the application package and help respond to IRS follow-up requests
What to know before applying
The IRS reviews the application and decides whether to issue an ITIN.
Do I need to include a U.S. tax return?
Generally, Form W-7 is submitted with a federal tax return unless an IRS exception applies. We review which rule fits your case.
Can a CAA review every document?
CAA authority has limits that depend on the document and applicant. We confirm which originals or certified copies the IRS requires for your application.
Does an ITIN allow me to work in the U.S.?
No. An ITIN is for federal tax purposes and does not provide work authorization or change immigration status.
Official guidance: IRS Form W-7 instructions and IRS ITIN overview.
Discuss your ITIN application
Tell us why you need an ITIN, your filing deadline, and whether you have filed Form W-7 before. We’ll explain the next step.
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