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I have a question about getting ITIN number me and my wife are trying to get it we are confused they are going to give US through mail or email and which mailling address should we give them US mailing address where is my wife or mine am in Pakistan 

please someone help

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6 minutes ago, Moiz Sheikh said:

I got mine with when i did my last year taxes. I got mine in mail. provide your USA mailing address. 

how long it tooks for you and am not in US can my wife file for me ?

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On 1/22/2021 at 11:18 PM, moneeb Iqbal said:

how long it tooks for you and am not in US can my wife file for me ?

It took me about about 4 months but during that time covid was at peak and offices were close. Should be faster now. Yes your wife can apple for you but you will have to do the orignal signatures. Ask your wife to do it through any irs acceptance agent. 

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1 hour ago, Moiz Sheikh said:

It took me about about 4 months but during that time covid was at peak and offices were close. Should be faster now. Yes your wife can apple for you but you will have to do the orignal signatures. Ask your wife to do it through any irs acceptance agent. 

so she need to send me documents through mail for my signatures

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4 hours ago, moneeb Iqbal said:

so she need to send me documents through mail for my signatures

Yes once she file return for 2020 she would fedex you the whole package with tax returns and Itin form where you will sign and send it back to irs acceptance agent. That is how i did mine. There may be different way to acquire ITIN. 

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