Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs)
The IRS will issue you an ITIN if you need to file a tax return but are not eligible for a social security number (SSN).
Who needs an ITIN? Usually it is:
Graduate students with a fellowship
Student athletes with a full scholarship (tuition, room, and board)
Spouses and children on a -2 visa when they and their primary visa holder become resident aliens.
We provide FREE assistance with ITIN applications for eligible individuals!
If you think you need an ITIN number please reach out to us and we will help confirm if you are eligible!
We help with ITIN applications year-round, so contact us as soon as you know that you will need an ITIN and we can get started.
What is the process to apply for an ITIN?
The general steps are:
Contact us to let us know you want help: itin@nrtaxhelp.org
Gather source documents and verify ITIN eligibility
Prepare tax return or determine eligibility for an exception
Meet to complete application forms and make certified copies of some source documents
Submit materials to the IRS
Receive your ITIN number!
Here’s the link to schedule your ITIN appointment. Please note that if you haven’t been working with us through step 3 above then you won’t have access to this calendar. Please email us at itin@nrtaxhelp.org and once we confirm your eligibility we’ll give you access to schedule your appointment.