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CarrieC

ITIN/taxes..a Different question than others have posted

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My husband lived and worked in the US in 2003 for <1 year and already has an ITIN number. So, wouldn't I be able to use it on my taxes for MFJ and send it in? No other documentation needed? Or would I also send in the form regarding foreign income? I forget the number but it was in a different forum like 255 something. Thanks for your help if anyone knows.

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I called the IRS in Texas and they looked up his number. At first, he told me the numbers usually expire after 3-5 years but when he came back on the line, he said, yep, it's his. So I got to use it and he told me I wouldn't have to submit anything else. What a relief and I get a refund which is always nice!!

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