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ITIN Loans
Buy a Home in the United States Without a Social Security Number.
We speak your language, understand your journey, and have a loan program built for exactly your situation.

INTRODUCTION
What is an ITIN loan and who qualifies?
An ITIN loan is a mortgage that accepts an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number in place of a Social Security number. It is designed for non-citizens, DACA recipients, visa holders, and immigrants who pay US taxes but do not have an SSN. ITIN loans use alternative credit documentation — rental payment history, utility bills, bank account history — instead of a standard US credit report. Access Financial originates ITIN loans in Virginia, Maryland, DC, California, Florida, Texas, and West Virginia.
The ITIN is a tax processing number issued by the IRS for people required to file US returns who are not eligible for an SSN. Having an ITIN does not indicate immigration status. Many legal US residents — including some spouses of US citizens — have ITINs.
The biggest myth in homeownership is that you need 20% down. The second biggest myth is that a lower credit score disqualifies you. The FHA loan was specifically created to prove both wrong.
The Federal Housing Administration has insured home loans since 1934. In 2023 alone, FHA insured over 765,000 purchase loans. Most went to first-time buyers who could not qualify for conventional financing. The program exists precisely for you.
WHO QUALIFIES FOR AN ITIN MORTGAGE?
Everything You Need to Qualify
Who is eligible for an ITIN mortgage loan?
ITIN loans are available to: non-citizens with a valid ITIN who file US taxes, DACA recipients with current work authorization, H-1B and other visa holders, permanent residents (who also qualify for FHA and conventional), and certain other lawfully present immigrants. The borrower must have a valid ITIN, at least 2 years of US employment or business history, and acceptable alternative credit documentation showing responsible payment behavior.
| Borrower Type | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Non-U.S. Resident | Eligible for specialized mortgage programs. |
| Work Visa Holder | Home financing options available. |
| Employment-Based Resident | May qualify with required documentation. |
| Permanent Resident | Access to a wide range of mortgage programs. |
| U.S. Citizen | Multiple home loan options available. |


ALTERNATIVE CREDIT DOCUMENTATION
What is alternative credit documentation for an ITIN mortgage?
Alternative credit documentation uses non-traditional payment histories to establish creditworthiness when no SSN-based credit file exists. Accepted sources include 12 months of on-time rent payments verified by landlord letters or bank statements, utility bill payment history, cell phone payment history, insurance premium records, and bank account history showing stable deposits and responsible management.
| Document Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Rental History | Demonstrates consistent housing payments. |
| Bank Statements | Verifies financial stability. |
| Utility Bills | Shows a reliable payment history. |
| Phone Bills | Reflects responsible monthly payments. |
| Insurance Records | Confirms consistent payment habits. |
| Tax Documents | Supports income and financial verification. |
How Many People Can Buy a Home With an ITIN Loan — and How Few Know It
The IRS reports 4.4 million ITIN tax returns filed annually in the United States. ITIN filers paid $11.7 billion in US taxes in 2023 — demonstrating significant economic participation and tax compliance. Yet the Urban Institute estimates that only 3% of ITIN-eligible households have ever been informed that mortgage financing is available to them without a Social Security number. In Northern Virginia alone — one of the highest-concentration ITIN markets in the country — the gap between eligible buyers and those who know they qualify represents tens of thousands of potential homeowners.
| ITIN Lending | Overview |
|---|
| Growing Demand | More individuals are choosing ITIN mortgage programs. |
| Trusted Borrowers | Many applicants have a strong financial history. |
| Expanding Opportunities | Homeownership is becoming more accessible through ITIN loans. |

THE 3 QUESTIONS ITIN BUYERS ASK MOST
Yes. An ITIN mortgage loan lets you purchase a home using your Individual Taxpayer Identification Number instead of an SSN. The ITIN loan program was created specifically for borrowers who pay US taxes and have stable income but do not have a Social Security number. Access Financial has originated ITIN loans for borrowers in Virginia, Maryland, DC, California, Florida, Texas, and West Virginia.
Will my information be shared? Yes, your information is protected by federal law. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act strictly limits how financial institutions can share consumer financial data. Your mortgage application is shared only with lenders actively underwriting your file — never sold, never used for marketing, never shared with immigration agencies. Access Financial is a mortgage company bound by federal privacy law. We do not report applicant information to enforcement agencies of any kind.
Yes. DACA recipients with valid work authorization qualify for ITIN mortgage programs and, in many cases, for FHA loans under expanded HUD guidance. Eligibility requires current valid DACA status with active employment authorization. Access Financial stays current on all FHA policy developments affecting DACA borrowers and will confirm your program options in the free consultation.
Why Your Lender Choice Matters More Than You Think
Conventional loans represent approximately 70% of all US mortgage originations according to the Urban Institute Housing Finance Policy Center 2024 report. The average conventional borrower has a credit score of 755 and a down payment of 19%. Yet CFPB research shows that borrowers who received only one rate quote paid an above-market rate on over 30% of transactions. A single additional lender comparison saved the average borrower $1,500 over the loan life. Getting five quotes saved $3,000 or more.
Of all US mortgages are conventional loans
30-year cost of accepting a 0.25% above-market rate on a $400,000 loan
Savings from getting 5 rate quotes vs 1 —