An ITIN process that is explained, not rushed.
An ITIN — Individual Taxpayer Identification Number — is a number the IRS issues so a person can meet federal tax filing and reporting requirements. That is all it is. It is not immigration status, it is not work authorization, and it does not create Social Security eligibility.
Start Your Tax or ITIN RequestWorking with an IRS Acceptance Agent
An Acceptance Agent is authorized by the IRS to assist applicants in preparing and submitting Form W-7 and its supporting documentation. Luisa Sanchez Accounting & Tax Services is currently listed in the IRS Acceptance Agent directory. The IRS reviews and decides every application — no preparer, including this firm, can guarantee that an ITIN will be issued.
What happens, in order.
Review your situation
We confirm whether an ITIN applies, whether it's a new application or renewal, and who on the return needs one.
Prepare Form W-7 and the return
Most ITIN applications are submitted together with a federal tax return. We prepare both so they travel to the IRS as one complete package.
Handle documentation the IRS way
Identity and foreign status documentation follows current IRS requirements for your application type. We explain exactly what is needed and how it will be handled before anything is sent.
Track and communicate
You receive status updates in English or Spanish, and we tell you what to expect from the IRS at each stage.
How documents are handled
Never send passports, identity documents, Social Security numbers, tax returns, or banking details through a website form or email. The firm confirms the correct secure method for your application type, and a client portal with encrypted upload is being prepared.
What this page does not do
This page is general tax education. It is not immigration or legal advice, it does not promise that original documents can be retained, and it does not guarantee ITIN approval or a processing timeline. Immigration questions belong with a licensed attorney or accredited representative.
