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Tax & ID

EIN / Federal Tax ID

An Employer Identification Number is how the IRS identifies your business. You cannot open a U.S. bank account, take on Stripe, hire, or file a return without one. We obtain it for you, including for owners with no Social Security Number.

Price
$99
Typical turnaround
3–15 business days

Your company's federal tax number — required for banking, payroll and payments.

Add to my orderOr ask whether you need it

What you get

Included in this service.

  • SS-4 application prepared and submitted
  • Third-party designee handling — you do not call the IRS
  • Available with no SSN or ITIN required
  • Official IRS confirmation letter (CP-575 or 147C)
  • Formatted for immediate bank and Stripe onboarding
  • Re-issue support if the letter is ever lost

How it runs

From order to done.

01

We collect responsible-party details

One short form. We check it against IRS naming rules that reject a surprising number of applications.

02

We file as your designee

Applications with an SSN are usually same-day. Without one, we file by fax or mail through the international desk.

03

You get the letter

Your EIN confirmation lands in the vault in a format banks accept without question.

Questions

About ein / federal tax id.

If your situation is unusual, ask us before you buy — we would rather lose the sale than sell you the wrong filing.

Typically 3–15 business days through the IRS international desk. Applications with a valid SSN or ITIN are usually processed within one business day.

Yes — the IRS charges nothing. Our fee covers preparing the SS-4 correctly, filing as your authorised designee, chasing the international desk, and fixing rejections. Self-filed non-resident applications are frequently rejected on formatting alone, and a rejection means starting the wait again.

Usually not for a simple relocation, but you do need one if you change entity type — for example converting an LLC into a corporation.