ITIN Assistance

Simplify your Taxes with Expert ITIN Support

Streamlined guidance, expert help

ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) assistance helps individuals who are not eligible for a Social Security Number but need to fulfil U.S. tax obligations. This service includes guiding applicants through the process of obtaining an ITIN, ensuring compliance with IRS requirements, and addressing any issues related to tax filings for non-resident aliens or foreign nationals.

ITIN application process

ITIN application process

Eligibility criteria

Non-Resident Aliens
Non-Resident Aliens

Individuals needing to file U.S. tax returns without an SSN.

Foreign Nationals

Those residing abroad with U.S. tax obligations.

Dependents
Dependents

Foreign dependents or spouses on a U.S. tax return.

ITIN number renewal and expiry

Renewal
ITINs must be renewed if they are expired or about to expire. Submit Form W-7 with updated information and supporting documents before the ITIN's expiration date to ensure continued validity.
Expiry
ITINs that are not used on a federal tax return for three consecutive years will expire. To reinstate an expired ITIN, you must reapply using Form W-7 with appropriate documentation.

Common issues and solutions

Ensure all required fields are completed accurately and include the necessary supporting documentation

Submit applications early and consider using an IRS-authorized acceptance agent to expedite the process.

Use the ITIN on all required tax documents and file returns regularly to prevent expiration.

Apply for renewal before the ITIN expires using Form W-7 to ensure continuous validity.