
How to Get an ITIN Without Sending Your Passport
Mailing your original passport to the IRS is optional. Here is how the Certified Acceptance Agent route gets you an ITIN while your passport stays in your hands.
Practical guides on US company formation, taxes, banking, and selling in the US, written for founders everywhere.

Mailing your original passport to the IRS is optional. Here is how the Certified Acceptance Agent route gets you an ITIN while your passport stays in your hands.

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An EIN identifies your company, an ITIN identifies you, and an SSN is a number most non-resident founders never need. Here’s which to get, and when.

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Every filing, renewal, and deadline a US LLC owner needs to hit in 2026, from state annual reports to Form 5472, in one practical checklist.

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No visa, SSN, or US trip required. The step-by-step 2026 guide to forming a US LLC as a non-resident: entity, state, EIN, banking, and taxes.