[loan]

Which funding companies can work with ITINs instead of SS?

[Chambo]

Considering what just happened with Prosper out in California? I doubt anybody will touch a deal without a clearly defined Soc Sec # or Resident Alien #

[AndyYSCISOdept]

Considering what just happened with Loan Me out in California? I doubt anybody will touch a deal without a clearly defined Soc Sec # or Resident Alien #

Mat is 100% correct, that's going to be hard to get done. We used to do that, but no longer. The primary issue is that if you are here legally and own a business then a SSN (even if you aren't a citizen) is something you are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to apply for ASAP.

[loan]

Mat is 100% correct, that's going to be hard to get done. We used to do that, but no longer. The primary issue is that if you are here legally and own a business then a SSN (even if you aren't a citizen) is something you are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to apply for ASAP.

The merchant is in the process of obtaining a SSN. But who will fund with just an ITIN?

[AndyYSCISOdept]

Do they have the paperwork etc showing that they are in the process? Along with a legal alien resident card?

[LoanMe]

Considering what just happened with Loan Me out in California? I doubt anybody will touch a deal without a clearly defined Soc Sec # or Resident Alien #

Chambo- Not sure what you are referring to here. LoanMe has never funded anyone without a SSN? In fact LoanMe can only fund US citizens with SSN.

[With A C]

It's been a while since this was posted, but has anything changed in regards to funding folks with an ITIN? I am working with a CA restaurant that has been in business for 6 years, but is not a citizen. Any help would be appreciated.