No SSN?
No problem.
¿No tienes SSN? No hay problema.
We've helped thousands of immigrants and non-residents apply for and renew their ITIN — quickly, accurately, and entirely in your language.
An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number lets you file U.S. taxes without a Social Security Number — required for many immigrants, dependents and foreign nationals.
Un número que le permite cumplir con sus impuestos en los Estados Unidos.
Who an ITIN is designed for.
Three steps. No stress.
Gather Documents
Bring your passport, visa or other approved ID and proof of foreign status.
We Apply For You
We complete and submit Form W-7 along with your tax return — done correctly the first time.
Receive Your ITIN
The IRS issues your ITIN in 7–11 weeks. We track every step and notify you.
What to bring to your appointment.
Don't have one of these? Call us — we'll help you figure out the right combination.
- Valid passport (most common)
- National ID card (with photo, name, address)
- U.S. driver's license
- Foreign driver's license
- Birth certificate (for dependents)
- Visa issued by U.S. Department of State
Common questions.
What is an ITIN?+
An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number is a 9-digit number issued by the IRS to people who must file U.S. taxes but aren't eligible for a Social Security Number.
Who needs an ITIN?+
Non-resident immigrants, foreign nationals filing U.S. returns, dependents and spouses of U.S. taxpayers, and anyone earning U.S.-sourced income without an SSN.
How long does it take?+
Once we submit, the IRS typically issues your ITIN in 7 to 11 weeks. We file electronically when possible to speed things up.
When does an ITIN expire?+
ITINs expire if not used on a federal return for three consecutive years. We handle renewals quickly and bilingually.
Do you speak Spanish?+
Yes. Lourdes and our whole team speak Spanish. Your process, in your language.