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An ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is a number from the IRS for people who need to pay taxes or handle financial matters in the U.S. but do not qualify for a Social Security Number.
Who Needs an ITIN?

File taxes legally with the IRS
Receive tax refunds if you qualify
Start and grow a business in the U.S.
Open bank accounts and build credit
Show responsibility that can support future immigration applications


As a Certified Acceptance Agent, we can help you apply for your ITIN safely and correctly.
We support immigrant families with clear guidance in the language you understand best.

We’ve helped thousands of clients get their ITIN and file taxes accurately and on time.
We combine immigration and tax services so you can handle everything in one place.
You can apply for an ITIN with our office as your Certified Acceptance Agent, file your taxes, and build your financial record.
Even if you live abroad but have U.S. tax obligations, we can guide you through the ITIN application and tax filing process remotely.

Usually 6–10 weeks, though processing times can vary. As a Certified Acceptance Agent, we help avoid common delays.
Yes. ITINs are available regardless of immigration status.
It depends. The IRS will share ITIN information with immigration enforcement in limited circumstances, such as for individuals with criminal records or financial removal orders. It’s important to discuss potential issues with us before deciding to proceed. However, filing taxes is also a legal requirement. Failure to do so is also a risk.
Yes. If you don’t qualify for a Social Security Number, you need an ITIN to file taxes jointly.
No. However, filing taxes with an ITIN can support your case by showing responsibility and compliance with U.S. law.