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IRS Certified Acceptance Agent

Need an ITIN? We Make It Simple.

Apply for your U.S. ITIN through an IRS Certified Acceptance Agent — without mailing your Mexican passport across borders.

IRS Certified Acceptance Agent
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Mexico–U.S. Tax Treaty Specialists
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ITIN

What is an ITIN?

An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a tax processing number issued by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It is designed for individuals who have U.S. federal tax obligations but are not eligible for a Social Security Number. For Mexican residents with U.S. income, property, or treaty claims, an ITIN is essential to file U.S. returns and meet compliance requirements.

Key Facts

  • Issued exclusively by the IRS
  • Used for U.S. federal tax purposes only
  • Required for non-residents with U.S. tax obligations
  • Needed to claim Mexico–U.S. tax treaty benefits
  • 9-digit number in the format 9XX-XX-XXXX

Who Needs an ITIN?

Built specifically for Mexican citizens and residents with U.S. tax obligations.

U.S. Real Estate Investors

Mexican residents purchasing or selling property in the United States.

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U.S. Rental Income Earners

Mexican owners earning rental income from U.S. properties.

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Snowbirds Filing U.S. Tax Returns

Mexican residents spending extended time in the U.S. who must file a return.

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Gambling Winnings in the U.S.

Recover the 30% withholding tax on Las Vegas and U.S. casino winnings.

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U.S. Business or Partnership

Mexican partners receiving income from U.S. partnerships or LLCs.

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Mexico–U.S. Tax Treaty Benefits

Apply treaty reductions or refunds available to Mexican residents.

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Spouse or Dependent on a U.S. Return

Mexican spouses or dependents listed on a U.S. tax filing.

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U.S. Investment Accounts

Some U.S. financial institutions require an ITIN for reporting.

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Proceso

A Simple, Guided Process

From intake to IRS submission — handled by a Certified Acceptance Agent.

  1. 01

    Free Eligibility Review

    Tell us your situation. We confirm whether you qualify and what documents you need.

  2. 02

    Document Verification

    We verify your Mexican passport in person or by secure video — no mailing originals to the IRS.

  3. 03

    Prepare W-7 & Return

    We prepare your W-7 and, when required, your U.S. tax return or refund claim.

  4. 04

    IRS Submission & Tracking

    We submit to the IRS and track your file until your ITIN — and refund — arrive.

Trusted by Mexican Clients

“They recovered the 30% withheld on my Las Vegas winnings. Clear, fast, and entirely in Spanish.”
— Mariana G., Monterrey
“Excellent service for my U.S. rental property. They explained every step and got my ITIN without me sending my passport anywhere.”
— Roberto L., Ciudad de México
“Professional, bilingual and reliable. They understand both the SAT and IRS sides.”
— Adriana M., Guadalajara

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the ITIN process take?+

After IRS receipt, processing typically takes 7–11 weeks. We track your file the entire time.

Do ITINs expire?+

Yes. An ITIN expires if not used on a U.S. federal tax return for three consecutive years, or based on its middle digits.

Is ITINServices.mx affiliated with the IRS?+

No. We are an independent firm whose principal is an IRS-authorized Certified Acceptance Agent.

How do you protect my personal information?+

Documents are transmitted over an encrypted portal, stored on servers with strict access controls, and never shared outside the engagement.

What causes ITIN rejection?+

Common reasons include missing supporting documents, incorrect W-7 reason codes, or unsigned tax returns. We prevent these before submission.

Can I apply without filing a return?+

Yes, if you qualify for a treaty exception — for example, certain gambling refunds or U.S. financial-institution reporting.

What if my ITIN expired?+

We renew it under the same W-7 process and submit it together with your next U.S. tax filing.

Do I need to mail my passport?+

No. As a Certified Acceptance Agent, we certify your Mexican passport so you keep the original.

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Your intake handled by a cross-border tax specialist.

Carlos Mendoza

Certified Acceptance Agent

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