No SSN? No problem. We prepare and submit your Form W-7 application correctly — the first time.
If any of the following apply to you, you likely need an ITIN:
Applications submitted without proper original or certified identification documents are rejected outright.
Non-resident LLC owners must cite the correct IRS exception category — an easy mistake without experience.
Small errors on the W-7 form itself are one of the most common reasons applications are delayed or denied.
Tell us your situation — LLC owner, freelancer, or investor.
Completed correctly with the right exception code and supporting documents.
Your application is submitted through the correct channel to avoid delays.
Typically within 7–11 weeks, ready to use for tax filing and compliance.
An ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is a tax processing number issued by the IRS to individuals who need a US taxpayer ID but aren't eligible for an SSN. Non-resident LLC owners, freelancers with US-sourced income, and foreign investors typically need one to file US taxes.
Yes. An ITIN exists specifically for people who are not eligible for an SSN. You apply using IRS Form W-7 along with supporting identification and tax documents.
IRS processing for ITIN applications typically takes 7 to 11 weeks, longer during peak tax season (January to April). Applications with errors or missing documents can take significantly longer or be rejected.
Typically a valid passport (which serves as standalone proof of identity and foreign status) plus a completed Form W-7 and a reason for applying, such as a federal tax return or an exception category like being a non-resident LLC owner.
