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ITIN Application Assistance
Assistance preparing your ITIN application and organizing the supporting documents the IRS requires.
No need to mail your passport when the application qualifies for document verification through a Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA).
Applying for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) means working through IRS requirements and gathering the right supporting documents. We help you prepare a complete, organized application package.
We review your basic eligibility, help with Form W-7 preparation, and explain the general steps involved.
How We Can Help
- Reviewing basic ITIN application requirements
- Form W-7 preparation assistance
- Organizing supporting identity and foreign-status documents
- Identifying the applicable ITIN exception or tax-return requirement
- Reviewing your application package before submission
- Explaining the general application steps
What to Bring
- A completed or draft Form W-7, if you have one started
- Original or certified identity documents (such as a passport), as required by the IRS
- Documentation supporting your foreign status, if applicable
- Any tax return the ITIN application needs to be filed with
How It Works
- 1We review your situation and general eligibility for an ITIN.
- 2We help you prepare Form W-7 and gather the required supporting documents.
- 3Eligible clients may be assisted through, or referred to, a Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA) for document verification.
- 4We review the completed package with you before it's submitted to the IRS.
Please Note
- ITIN approval is determined solely by the IRS. We cannot guarantee approval or a specific processing time.
- Not every application qualifies for in-person document verification. Eligible clients may be assisted through, or referred to, a Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA) so that original identity documents do not need to be mailed to the IRS.
Ready to Get Started?
Reach out and we'll help you figure out the right next step for itin application assistance.