ITIN Number

ITIN Number — Tax ID (with your tax return included)

The ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is the tax ID the IRS issues to people who must file U.S.

The situation

Does this sound familiar?

You need to file taxes, build your tax history, include your spouse or dependents on a return, or meet a bank requirement — but you have no Social Security number. The application itself is free with the IRS, but it has a practical trap: the W-7 almost never travels alone. Without the attached return (or the documentation for one of the official exceptions), the IRS rejects the application and you start over, losing weeks. And an honest warning: nobody can "expedite" an ITIN or guarantee it — if someone promises that for an extra fee, it is a red flag.

About this service

What is ITIN Number?

The ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is the tax ID the IRS issues to people who must file U.S. taxes but do not qualify for a Social Security number. It is requested with Form W-7 and, in most cases, the IRS requires the application to be ACCOMPANIED by your federal tax return — they travel together in the same package. That is why our service includes both: we prepare your W-7 and your return (1040 or 1040-NR) so the package goes out complete and correct the first time. Important: the IRS charges NOTHING to issue an ITIN — the government application is free.

Service details

Everything that matters, at a glance.

Investment$300 USD
Estimated timeVaries by case
Service typeDocument preparation

Who this is for

People who must file U.S. taxes and do not qualify for a Social Security number
Spouses and dependents included on a federal tax return
Cases under official IRS exceptions (passive income, treaties, mortgages, property sales)

What the service includes

Preparation of Form W-7 (one per person who needs an ITIN)
Preparation of the federal tax return (1040 or 1040-NR) that accompanies the application
Guidance on the identity documents the IRS accepts (passport and alternatives)
Explanation of the three filing routes: by mail, at an IRS center, or at a VITA site — with their timelines and how to keep your passport
Basic follow-up (7 weeks typical; 9–11 during tax season)

Honest limits

Document authentication as a Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA): the IRS and VITA sites authenticate in person for free
Guarantee of approval or promises to "expedite": the IRS sets the timelines
Legal or complex tax advice: we prepare the forms with what you declare
How we work

A clear process, step by step.

Informational call

A free call about your situation where we explain the service, its scope and its limits.

Document gathering

You get a clear checklist of what we need, and we answer your questions while you gather it.

Package preparation

We prepare the forms and organize the evidence into a complete, well-ordered package.

Review with you

We review everything with you before filing: nothing goes out without your confirmation.

Filing and follow-up

You get clear instructions for filing and for every stage that comes after.

Investment

Clear costs, no fine print.

Complete preparation: W-7 + your federal tax return$300
L&AThe package the IRS requires: application and return together
IRS fee for issuing the ITIN$0
IRSThe government charges nothing for the ITIN: the application is free
Estimated total investment
$300
L&A fee$300
IRS fees$0
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Zelle, transfer, card or cash. L&A executes IRS payments on your behalf when they apply.

The ITIN is free with the IRS and nobody can expedite or guarantee it. León & Asociados prepares your forms and your return; we are not a law firm or a Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA). Official source: irs.gov (Form W-7 and its instructions).

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