EIN & ITIN Application Help
What’s the Difference?
EIN (Employer Identification Number)
Issued by the IRS for businesses and entities.
Used to open business bank accounts, hire employees, file taxes, and apply for licenses.
Required for most U.S.-based businesses.
ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number)
Issued by the IRS to individuals who need to file taxes but aren’t eligible for a Social Security Number.
Common for foreign nationals, non-resident investors, and dependents.
Not a work permit or immigration status.
Pricing, Turnaround & Requirements
For an EIN Application, our fee is $600, and the typical turnaround time is 3–5 business days. To apply, you’ll need to provide your business formation documents (such as LLC or Corporation papers), a copy of your passport or government-issued ID, and a U.S. address or the details of your registered agent.
For an ITIN Application, our fee is $700, and the IRS usually processes applications within 6–8 weeks. The required documents include a completed W-7 form, a valid passport or government-issued ID, and a supporting tax return or other proof that meets IRS requirements.
Processing times may vary depending on IRS workload.
FAQs
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Yes! Both EIN and ITIN applications can be submitted from abroad, but you may need to provide certified copies or use an IRS-approved Certifying Acceptance Agent.
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No. EINs and ITINs are available to eligible non-U.S. persons as long as requirements are met.
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Yes. An individual may hold an ITIN for tax purposes and also have an EIN for their business.
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We ensure your application is prepared correctly to avoid delays, but final approval is at the IRS’s discretion.
Start Your Application Today
Whether you’re setting up a U.S. business or handling tax obligations, we make EIN & ITIN applications simple and stress-free.