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No SSN? No Problem. We accept ITIN!
With an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), you can access important financial services at FCCU without a Social Security Number (SSN)!
About ITIN
What is an ITIN, who is eligible, and what can you do with it?
Apply for or renew an ITIN
FCCU can help you apply for or renew an ITIN with the IRS!
Frequently asked questions
Browse FAQs about applying for an ITIN with the IRS.
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About ITIN
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What is an ITIN?
An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a tax processing number issued by the IRS for individuals who are required to have taxpayer identification but are not yet eligible for or do not have a Social Security Number (SSN).
Who is eligible for an ITIN?
ITINs are designed for non-resident aliens, resident aliens, their dependents, spouses, and foreign nationals who need a taxpayer identification number but do not qualify for a Social Security Number.
More Information:
IRS
American Immigration CouncilWhat can you do with an ITIN?
Apply for credit
Open a bank account
Obtain a mortgage or rental
File taxes
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Apply for or renew an ITIN
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As a Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA), FCCU is authorized by the IRS to help individuals apply for an ITIN or renew their existing ITIN. Our team will walk you through the ITIN application process and identify any additional documentation you may need to gather before submitting your application to the IRS.
To get started, schedule an appointment with our bilingual (English/Spanish) CAA team. Call (920) 563-7305 or email ITINAcceptance@fortcommunity.com.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
The IRS requires supporting documents to prove identity and foreign status including a passport OR two supporting documents. Visit the IRS website for more information.
Note: There is a $25 ITIN application fee.
Passport
A passport is the only stand-alone document that proves both identity and foreign status
For dependents, the passport must have a date of entry to be a stand-alone document, unless the dependent is from Canada or Mexico, or a dependent of U.S. military personnel stationed overseas.
Two Supporting Documents
If you don’t have a valid passport, you must submit two supporting documents: one to prove identity and another to prove foreign status
One document must show your photo. Exceptions: Dependents under age 14 (or under age 18 if a student).
Documents that prove identity or foreign status
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) photo identification
- Visa issued by the U.S. Department of State
- Foreign military identification card
- National identification card
- Foreign voter’s registration card
- Civil birth certificate (required for applicants under age 18 without a valid passport)*
- Medical records (for dependents under age 6)*
- School records (for dependents under age 24 if a student)*
Documents that prove identity only
- U.S. driver’s license
- U.S. military identification card
- Foreign driver’s license
- U.S. state identification card
*May be used to prove foreign status only if documents are foreign.
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