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Obtaining an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is essential if you need to file U.S. tax returns, open a bank account, or manage financial matters in the U.S. However, applying directly through the IRS can be time-consuming and risky, especially when mailing sensitive documents like your passport.

As Certified Acceptance Agents (CAAs), we simplify the process by verifying your identity ourselves—eliminating the need to send original documents to the IRS. With direct access to the IRS ITIN office, we ensure a faster, smoother application experience with expert guidance every step of the way.

Common reasons to obtain an ITIN:

  • You own a business in the US and need to open a bank account, file US tax returns, etc.
  • You earn US-source income and must file US tax returns
  • You own U.S. property that is being sold and withholding tax is being taken
  • If you are a foreign partner in a U.S.-based partnership
  • If you have a foreign spouse or foreign dependents and would like to get the married filing jointly status or otherwise claim the dependents
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3 Reasons to use a Certifying Acceptance Agent

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1. Avoid Mailing Sensitive Documents to the IRS

Without a CAA (Certifying Acceptance Agent), proof of identity and foreign status must be sent to the IRS – this means that you would be mailing your passport to the Austin, Texas IRS office. This may take weeks to process, and many feel uncomfortable with putting documents like this in the mail.

As CAAs, we are on contract with the IRS to certify your identification documents ourselves, thus removing the need for you to send to the IRS.

2. Faster Processing with Direct IRS Access

We have a dedicated support line directly to the IRS, as well as a direct email contact with the ITIN office in Austin. An individual taxpayer does not have this and would have to correspond by mail, which would lengthen the process significantly if any issues arose in the ITIN process.

3. Expert Guidance Every Step of the Way

The final and main reason to use a CAA is you would have guidance throughout the ITIN process to make sure you are completing each item correctly. This type of support is not available through the IRS. We have served countless foreign-based clients and the accumulated experience brings unparalleled value.

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Common Questions on ITIN Number

An ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is a tax processing number issued by the IRS to individuals who are required to file U.S. taxes but are not eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN). It is primarily used for tax reporting purposes and does not grant work authorization or legal residency in the U.S.

Anyone who needs to file a U.S. tax return but does not qualify for an SSN is eligible for an ITIN. This includes foreign nationals, non-resident aliens, dependents or spouses of U.S. citizens or residents, and individuals owning U.S. property or earning U.S.-source income.

An SSN (Social Security Number) is issued to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and authorized workers for employment and social benefits. An ITIN, on the other hand, is solely for tax reporting purposes and does not grant work authorization or social benefits.

No, an ITIN is for individuals who need to file taxes but do not qualify for an SSN, while an EIN (Employer Identification Number) is assigned to businesses for tax and reporting purposes. An ITIN cannot be used to run a business, but it can be used for tax reporting related to business income.

No, an ITIN does not grant work authorization in the U.S. It is only for tax reporting purposes and does not provide legal employment status or eligibility for Social Security benefits.

An ITIN allows individuals to comply with U.S. tax laws, file tax returns, claim dependents, and, in some cases, open bank accounts or secure loans. It is also essential for foreign individuals earning U.S.-source income or conducting business in the U.S.

No, an ITIN does not provide legal work authorization. However, undocumented immigrants can use an ITIN to file taxes, claim tax credits, and establish a financial history in the U.S.