Complete IRS Form W-8BEN in your browser. Type your details, claim treaty benefits if they apply, sign, and send the PDF back to the US client paying you.
If you're an individual living outside the US and a US company pays you — for freelance work, royalties, or affiliate income — they'll usually ask for a W-8BEN. It confirms you're not a US person and, if your country has a tax treaty with the US, can reduce or remove withholding on your payments.
Freelancers often need to write a name or address that doesn't fit plain English letters. RevivePDF embeds fonts for accented Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic-script, Hebrew and Devanagari text, so what you type is what your client sees.
AI-powered field detection and multilingual export, right in your browser.
Computer vision finds checkboxes, text fields, and signature areas even in scanned PDFs that were never designed as fillable forms.
Fill forms in English, اردو, العربية, Кириллица, Ελληνικά, देवनागरी, and עברית, then export a completed PDF with the text embedded, ready to share, print, or archive.
Filling and export happen in your browser, and we never sell or share your document content — suited to tax forms, medical documents, and legal paperwork.
No software to install. Upload, let AI detect the fields, fill, and download.
Drag and drop any PDF — scanned documents, locked forms, or image-based files, including multi-page documents.
Computer vision scans the document and automatically identifies checkboxes, text input areas, and signature fields.
Fill checkboxes, type in text fields, add signatures, and download the completed PDF ready to print or send.
Yes. Add a drawn, typed, or uploaded signature. Most platforms and clients accept an e-signed W-8BEN; the requester decides.
No. Send it to the company or platform that asked for it.
That depends on your country and income type. The IRS tax treaty tables list the rates — RevivePDF doesn't give tax advice.