IRS Acceptance Agent

ITIN Application Service

Get your US Individual Taxpayer Identification Number from anywhere in the world. $99 flat. No passport mailing. No US travel. Direct IRS submission by a verified Acceptance Agent.

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$99
Flat Fee
8–14
Weeks (IRS)
99.1%
Approval Rate
80+
Countries Served
What is an ITIN? An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a 9-digit US tax processing number (format: 9XX-XX-XXXX) issued by the IRS to non-US residents who need a US tax ID but are not eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN). It is used for filing US tax returns, reducing withholding, and opening US bank accounts.

Who Needs an ITIN?

💻 Freelancers (Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal)

US clients withhold 30% from your payments without an ITIN + W-8BEN on file. An ITIN lets you submit W-8BEN to avoid or reduce withholding.

📦 Amazon Sellers & KDP Authors

Amazon withholds from royalties and FBA earnings for non-US residents without an ITIN. An ITIN + W-8BEN reduces withholding on qualifying income.

📺 YouTube & Content Creators

Google withholds from US-sourced ad revenue. An ITIN submitted to Google (via Google's tax information form) reduces or eliminates withholding on qualifying earnings.

🏢 US LLC Owners

Non-US residents who form a US single-member LLC typically need an ITIN for IRS filings, including Form 5472 (informational return for foreign-owned US entities).

🏠 US Real Estate Investors

FIRPTA requires withholding on US property sales by foreign persons. ITIN enables Form 1040-NR filing to reclaim or reduce FIRPTA withholding.

💰 US Investment & Brokerage Accounts

Some US brokerage and savings accounts require a tax ID for non-resident account holders. ITIN satisfies this requirement for IRS reporting.

🎓 US Students & Exchange Visitors

International students (F-1, J-1 visa holders) who do not qualify for an SSN but have US tax obligations need an ITIN to file Form 1040-NR.

🌍 Dependents of US Taxpayers

Foreign spouses and dependents claimed on a US tax return (1040) may need ITINs to be listed as exemptions on the return.

What's Included in the $99 Service

✓ Form W-7 Preparation

We prepare your IRS Form W-7 with the correct reason code for your specific situation.

✓ Document Certification

As a CAA, we certify your identity documents — no original passport mailing required.

✓ Direct IRS Submission

We submit your application directly to the IRS under our authorized Acceptance Agent credentials.

✓ Application Tracking

We monitor your application throughout the 8–14 week IRS processing period.

✓ IRS Correspondence

If the IRS requests additional information, we handle it on your behalf at no extra charge.

✓ ITIN Delivery

We deliver your ITIN letter and provide next-step instructions for W-8BEN, 1040-NR, or EIN as needed.

How the Application Process Works

1

Submit Your Application (5 minutes)

Fill out the online form at itinplus.com/apply/. Tell us your situation — we'll identify the correct W-7 reason code and what documents you'll need.

2

Upload Your Documents (same day)

We send a personalized document checklist. Typically a scan of your valid passport. Upload via our secure link. Your original passport stays with you.

3

We Prepare and Submit (1–3 business days)

Our team prepares your Form W-7, certifies your identity documents, and submits your complete application package directly to the IRS.

4

IRS Processing (8–14 weeks)

The IRS processes your application. We track it and handle any IRS correspondence. You'll receive a progress update at key milestones.

5

You Receive Your ITIN

We notify you immediately when your ITIN letter arrives and walk you through the next steps — W-8BEN submission, 1040-NR filing, or EIN application.

W-7 Reason Codes — Which Applies to You?

IRS Form W-7 requires you to select a reason code that justifies your need for an ITIN. ITIN Plus selects the correct code for your situation as part of the $99 service — but here's an overview:

CodeSituation
(a)Non-resident alien required to file a US federal tax return
(b)US resident alien (based on days of presence) filing a US tax return
(c)Dependent of a US citizen/resident alien; not eligible for SSN
(d)Spouse of a US citizen/resident alien; not eligible for SSN
(e)Non-resident alien student, professor, or researcher filing a return or claiming treaty benefit
(f)Dependent/spouse of a non-resident alien visa holder
(g)Non-resident alien applying for treaty benefits for non-effectively connected income
(h)Other — includes platform earners (Upwork, Amazon, YouTube) filing for withholding purposes

Pricing

ServicePriceProcessing TimeMoney-Back Guarantee
ITIN Application (new)$99 flat8–14 weeks (IRS)Yes — 100%
ITIN Renewal$199 flat8–14 weeks (IRS)Yes — 100%
EIN Application$50 flat1–2 weeksYes — 100%
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100% Money-Back Guarantee

If your ITIN application is rejected due to any error made by ITIN Plus — incorrect form preparation, wrong reason code, certification error — we refund your $99 in full. No questions asked. See our Terms of Service for full details.

Why Use an IRS Acceptance Agent (Not DIY)?

No Passport Mailing

DIY applicants must mail their original passport (or certified copies) to the IRS for up to 14 weeks. A CAA certifies your documents remotely — passport stays with you.

Correct Reason Code

The most common ITIN rejection reason is the wrong W-7 reason code. ITIN Plus selects the right code for your specific situation — covered in the $99 fee.

Direct IRS Submission

CAA applications are submitted directly to the IRS Austin office under our credentials — faster and more reliable than mailing your own application.

IRS Correspondence Handled

If the IRS sends a Notice CP567 (rejection) or requests more information, we handle it on your behalf. DIY applicants must navigate this alone.

Ready to Get Your ITIN?

Apply online in 5 minutes. Our team starts reviewing your application within 1 business day. $99 flat — everything included.

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Questions? +1 (305) 216-6992  ·  apply@itinplus.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ITIN and who needs one?

An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a 9-digit US tax processing number issued by the IRS to non-US residents who are not eligible for a Social Security Number. You need an ITIN to file a US tax return, reduce IRS withholding on US-sourced income, or open certain US bank or brokerage accounts.

How long does an ITIN application take?

The IRS processes ITIN applications in 8–14 weeks from receipt. Peak periods (January–April during US tax season) may extend this timeline. ITIN Plus tracks your application and updates you at key milestones.

Can I apply without mailing my passport?

Yes — when you use an IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA) like ITIN Plus. As a CAA, we are authorized to certify your identity documents remotely. Your original passport never leaves your hands.

What does $99 include?

Everything: Form W-7 preparation with the correct reason code, document certification (as an IRS CAA), direct IRS submission, full status tracking, IRS correspondence handling, and ITIN delivery. No add-ons, no surprises.

What countries can apply?

ITIN Plus serves applicants from 80+ countries including Pakistan, India, UAE, UK, Canada, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Egypt, and more. Our service is fully online — apply from anywhere.

What documents will I need?

Most applicants need only a scan of their valid passport. Depending on your reason code, you may need additional supporting documents. ITIN Plus provides a personalized document checklist after reviewing your application.

What if my ITIN application is rejected?

If your application is rejected due to an error on our part, we refund your $99 in full under our money-back guarantee. If the IRS requests additional information, we handle that correspondence on your behalf at no extra charge as part of the service.

Disclaimer: ITIN Plus Inc. is an IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent. We are not affiliated with the Internal Revenue Service or the US government. An ITIN is a tax processing number only — it does not authorize work in the United States or provide Social Security benefits. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax or legal advice.