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Find ITIN application help near you.

Find IRS-listed acceptance agents by city or ZIP code. Compare their services before requesting a private introduction.

Providers assist with the application process. Only the Internal Revenue Service assigns ITINs.

  • IRS-listed agents

    Acceptance Agents and Certifying Acceptance Agents from the public directory.

  • Contact details only

    We never ask for an SSN, ITIN or documents. Share details only when you pick a provider.

  • Free for applicants

    There is no taxpayer checkout. Fees are agreed directly with the provider.

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Acceptance Agent or Certifying Acceptance Agent

Both types of IRS-listed agents can help prepare Form W-7. The key difference is how they handle identity documents.

AA

Acceptance Agent (AA)

Helps prepare and submit the application package. Confirm directly which documents you must provide and how they will be handled.

CAA

Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA)

May authenticate certain documents under a current IRS agreement. Authority depends on the applicant and document type.

Tip

Compare before choosing

Check agent type, location, languages and services. Confirm what is included and what it costs before hiring a provider.

How Quick ITIN Connect works

Search, compare and request an introduction.

  1. Step 1

    Search your area

    Use a city or ZIP code to find agents listed by the IRS.

  2. Step 2

    Compare profiles

    Check the agent type and the areas they serve.

  3. Step 3

    Request an introduction

    Share your details only when you choose to continue with a provider.

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Contact details stay private.

Quick ITIN Connect does not publish directory street addresses or phone numbers. An introduction shares contact details only when you request it.