An ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is a nine-digit number issued by the IRS to individuals who need to file or report taxes but are not eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN).

Yes. An ITIN may expire if it hasn’t been used on a tax return for three consecutive years or if it was issued before certain renewal deadlines set by the IRS.

No. An ITIN is used only for tax purposes and does not provide work authorization or Social Security benefits.

Once your application is submitted, the IRS usually takes 7–14 weeks to process it. Processing times may vary during tax season.

Yes, we assist with both new ITIN applications and renewals.

Yes, we’ll keep you informed throughout the application process and provide tracking or confirmation once submitted.

Yes, we will submit your complete ITIN application directly to the IRS after verifying your documents through a CAA.

To apply for an ITIN, you'll need to provide valid identification documents—most commonly a passport. In some cases, additional documents like a visa, national ID, or U.S. tax return may be required.

Submit your information, complete document review, prepare the application, CAA verify identity, mail to IRS, and receive your ITIN by mail within the standard processing time.

We offer a 100% refund policy for ITIN applications. Our success rate is exceptionally high, and we are confident in securing your ITIN approval. In the rare event that we are unable to obtain your ITIN, you will receive a full refund no questions asked and no extra steps required.