An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is issued by the IRS for individuals

who are required to file U.S. tax returns but are not eligible for a Social Security Number.

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 Who Qualifies for an ITIN

You may qualify for an ITIN if you are:

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• A non-U.S. resident required to file a U.S. tax return

• A foreign national with U.S. source income

• A spouse or dependent of a U.S. taxpayer

• A non-resident business owner with U.S. tax obligations

• An individual living outside the United States with U.S. filing requirements

Documents Required for an ITIN

The IRS requires original documents or certified copies, including:

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• Valid passport (preferred and most common)

• National ID card (if applicable)

• U.S. visa (if applicable)

• Birth certificate (for dependents)

• Completed Form W-7

• Federal tax return (when required)

ITIN Renewals

ITINs must be renewed if:

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• They have expired due to non-use

• The IRS has issued a renewal notice

• They were issued before specific expiration years

• We assist with determining eligibility, preparing renewal applications, and ensuring proper

• submission to the IRS.

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Notary Services

Our Notary Public services ensure documents are properly executed,

verified, and notarized in compliance with legal requirements.

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Types of Notarizations

We provide notarization for:

• Affidavits and sworn statements

• Powers of Attorney

• Contracts and agreements

• Business and corporate documents

• Immigration-related documents

• Financial and legal forms

Notary Requirements

To receive notary services, you must:

• Present a valid, government-issued photo ID

• Sign the document in the presence of the notary

• Ensure all documents are complete and unsigned prior to notarization

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