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        Can I get an ITIN for my nonresident dependent to claim tax credits?

        I’m a nonresident parent filing taxes in the U.S., and I want to claim my child as a dependent. My child doesn’t have an ITIN. Do I need to file a tax return to apply for their ITIN and claim tax credits?

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        Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
        3 weeks ago

        Yes, you must file a tax return and attach your child’s W-7 Form (ITIN application) to it when claiming dependents on taxes. Include supporting documents proving your child’s dependency, identity, and foreign status.

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