Question 1

What is an ITIN?

Accepted Answer

An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is issued by the IRS for individuals not eligible for a Social Security Number. It is used for federal tax reporting only and does not authorize work or confer immigration status.

Question 2

Who needs an ITIN?

Accepted Answer

You need an ITIN if you have a U.S. tax filing obligation but are not eligible for a Social Security Number, including non-resident aliens and foreign nationals with U.S. income.

Question 3

How do I get an ITIN in Texas?

Accepted Answer

Texas ITIN provides ITIN application assistance at an appointment-only office in Sachse, TX at 7214 Highway 78, Ste. 25. As an IRS Acceptance Agent, Allen Lenth can certify your identity documents so you do not have to mail originals to the IRS.

Question 4

How long does it take to get an ITIN?

Accepted Answer

The IRS typically issues an ITIN within 7 weeks. During tax season January through April it may take 9-11 weeks. Using an Acceptance Agent ensures your application is complete and reduces delays.

Question 5

Is ITIN assistance available in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Texas ITIN provides bilingual assistance in English and Spanish, serving the North Texas and DFW Latino community.

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