Searches public listings
Prospective applicants can start from public IRS acceptance-agent information and compare local options.
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Start with the right ITIN support path.
ITIN Connect helps prospective applicants search public IRS acceptance-agent listings and request a private introduction. It does not determine eligibility, collect application documents or issue ITINs.
How it works
See ITIN Connect in the work.
ITIN Connect makes public acceptance-agent listings easier to search and keeps the introduction request separate from the provider’s professional work. Only the IRS can issue an ITIN.
Requests an introduction
A request can connect an applicant with an independent provider without making the marketplace the provider of record.
Keeps roles clear
Providers may assist with the process. Only the IRS can assign an ITIN.
One important limit: This is a capture of the public provider directory. Providers are independent; a listing is not an eligibility decision or an IRS endorsement.
Search public listings
Browse the public IRS acceptance-agent directory by location and language.
Request an introduction
Ask to be introduced to an independent provider; contact details stay private until then.
Choose your provider
Discuss scope, fees and next steps directly with the provider you choose.
Keep roles clear
Providers assist with applications. Only the IRS assigns ITINs.
Quick ITIN Pro
One platform. Two professional channels.
ITIN Pro is separate from the public search experience. Choose the channel that matches your IRS authorization; a professional title by itself does not set access.
- Agent workspace
Apply for the case workspace when your verified authorization supports it. The current join path identifies CAA, EA plus CAA and CPA plus CAA routes; AAs use the separate AA pathway. - Quick ITIN Partners
EA, CPA, tax-firm and other professionals can apply to refer through Quick ITIN Partners and retain their broader client relationship. The ITIN engagement belongs with an authorized provider. - Separate professional fees
Providers set and collect their own professional fees directly. Program eligibility and compensation require separate confirmation.
