An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is issued by the IRS to an individual who needs a U.S. taxpayer identification number for federal tax purposes but does not have, and is not eligible for, a Social Security number (SSN). It can be used for eligible federal tax filings. An ITIN alone does not establish eligibility for a bank, payment platform, or credit account. See the IRS ITIN guidance.
IRS document requirements depend on your reason for applying. Review the Form W-7 instructions before sending documents.
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No. The IRS requires a federal tax purpose and ineligibility for an SSN, not ownership of a U.S. company. This service is designed for non-U.S. owners of U.S. companies.
No. An EIN is a business tax identifier, not a general prerequisite for an individual's ITIN application. The supporting documents depend on your federal tax purpose.
No. An ITIN is for individuals who do not have and are not eligible for an SSN. It is for federal tax purposes only; it does not replace an SSN for employment or grant work authorization.
Possibly. A non-U.S. citizen may qualify if they need a U.S. taxpayer identification number for a federal tax purpose and are not eligible for an SSN.
An EIN identifies a business entity for federal tax purposes. An ITIN identifies an individual for federal tax purposes when that person does not have and is not eligible for an SSN.
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