🇺🇸 ITIN Number
For Non-Residents
From $199!.

Non-residents who earn U.S.-sourced income, need to file a U.S. tax return, claim tax treaty benefits, or open certain U.S. bank accounts require an ITIN.

Yes. Non-residents can apply for an ITIN from outside the U.S. by submitting Form W-7 with supporting documents either through the IRS or via a Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA).

The primary document is a valid passport. If not available, two or more alternative documents may be required, such as a foreign national ID card, visa, or birth certificate.

With a CAA, you do not need to send your original passport to the IRS. The CAA certifies your documents, making the process safer and often faster.

The IRS usually processes ITIN applications within 6 to 10 weeks, but times may vary during peak filing seasons.

Yes, you can apply directly by mailing Form W-7 and original certified documents to the IRS. However, this process is slower and requires sending sensitive documents.

No. An ITIN is strictly for tax purposes and does not grant work authorization, immigration benefits, or Social Security eligibility.

Yes. Many U.S. banks accept an ITIN as a valid tax ID for non-residents, especially when combined with company formation documents like an LLC.