An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) lets you file U.S. taxes, claim treaty benefits, open financial accounts, and build a documented financial history when you're not eligible for a Social Security Number. The IRS rejects a large share of self-prepared W-7 applications over small documentation errors — and every rejection costs months. We prepare them so they go through once.
1. We confirm you actually need one. If you're SSN-eligible, an ITIN application will be rejected — we check first.
2. We prepare Form W-7 and the tax return together. Most ITIN applications must be attached to a real tax return; we prepare both so the package is complete.
3. We get your documents right. Passport requirements, certified copies, and the exceptions that let you avoid mailing originals — explained clearly before anything is sent.
4. We track it to approval. Typical IRS processing runs about 7–11 weeks; we monitor and respond if the IRS asks for more.
Does an ITIN give me work authorization or immigration status?
No — it's a tax processing number only. But filing taxes with an ITIN creates a documented compliance history, which can matter in future immigration processes.
Do I have to mail my passport to the IRS?
Often not — certified copies from the issuing agency, IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center appointments, or Certifying Acceptance Agent channels can keep your passport in your hands. We map the safest route for your case.
My ITIN is expired. Do I renew before filing?
You can renew with the return itself — filing with an expired ITIN delays refunds and credits, so we handle renewal and return in one package.
Можно ли получить помощь на русском языке?
Да — вся процедура ITIN доступна на русском и украинском языках. Подробнее — русскоязычная страница.
One consultation, one complete package, one approval.
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