Yes. Vasta holds the status of a Certifying Acceptance Agent authorized by the IRS. The IRS is a federal agency of the United States operating under the U.S. Department of the Treasury. ITIN applications are processed within this federal system.

Certifying Acceptance Agent authority means that applications are prepared in accordance with IRS standards, identification documents are verified by an authorized representative, and the process is conducted within official regulatory procedures.

One of the most important advantages for investors is that the original passport does not need to be sent to the United States. Identification documents are verified by an IRS-authorized representative, and the application is submitted according to official standards. This provides both security and operational convenience. Preparing the application file in accordance with regulations significantly reduces the risk of technical errors or missing documentation. As a result, the likelihood of rejection or delays in the ITIN application is minimized and the process proceeds in a controlled manner.

In addition, the tax structure of the investment can be established correctly from the very beginning. This means not only obtaining a tax number, but also creating an investment structure that is compliant with the U.S. tax system and sustainable in the long term.

In summary, CAA authorization allows investors to complete the process remotely, securely, and in accordance with federal standards, while placing the financial and tax aspects of the investment on a professional foundation.

America offers a secure investment environment thanks to its strong legal system and transparent market structure. Earning rental income in U.S. dollars allows investors to generate steady cash flow, while properties also have long-term appreciation potential.

At Vasta, we have been purchasing, renovating, and renting properties in the United States for many years within both our own portfolio and those of our investors. The model we offer allows investors to become part of an already operating system rather than building an investment structure from scratch. As a result, our investors can own a professionally managed real estate investment in the U.S. without needing to be physically present.

Purchasing real estate in the United States is, contrary to common belief, a relatively simple and accessible process. In most cases, a valid passport and basic identification information are sufficient. The ITIN (U.S. Tax Identification Number) required for tax and legal procedures is obtained through an application handled by VASTA on your behalf. All documents and procedures related to the purchase process are coordinated from start to finish by our expert team.

In the United States, title transfer procedures are conducted only through title offices authorized by the government. A title office acts as the guarantor that the property will be transferred to the buyer cleanly and without issues. The title office carefully reviews all past and current records related to the property. If no liens, debts, mortgages, or legal risks are found on the title, the buyer is provided with title insurance to guarantee the security of the ownership transfer.

No service fee is charged during the property purchase process.

You can sell the property you purchased at any time. The sales process is conducted through authorized real estate offices and title offices in the United States and typically takes about 1–2 months. If requested, the entire sales process can be coordinated by VASTA, including marketing, finding a buyer, and managing the contract and title transfer procedures smoothly.

VASTA Real Estate is an IRS-authorized Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA) in Turkey. Your ITIN applications are submitted to the IRS headquarters in Texas by VASTA on your behalf. VASTA acts as an authorized IRS acceptance agent in Turkey and assists applicants by verifying identification documents and preparing the application in accordance with IRS procedures. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the federal tax authority of the United States and operates under the U.S. Department of the Treasury. It is responsible for administering and enforcing federal tax laws, collecting taxes, issuing tax identification numbers such as Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN), and overseeing tax compliance for individuals and businesses.