‘Accidentals’ to take America back to court
After fundraising $25,000 to cover legal expenses
Accidental Americans
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EU hits out at US for ‘lack of reciprocity’ under Fatca
As Accidental Americans try to stop the Netherlands from sharing data with the United States
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Accidental Americans fundraise for latest US legal action
In a bid to force American embassies to resume processing citizenship renunciation requests
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Fight to scrap cost of handing back US passport rumbles on
‘Accidental’ Americans argue that citizenship renunciation fee is ‘unconstitutional’
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US government dismisses ‘Accidental’ Americans lawsuit claim
But the case is yet to be tried in court
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‘Accidental’ Americans appeal Luxembourg Fatca decision
They aim to stop the European country from sharing information with the US
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‘Accidental’ Americans launch Fatca legal actions in Europe
They argue Belgium and Luxembourg should stop ‘illegal’ transfers of data to the US
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‘Accidental’ Americans take legal action against US
They allege violation of the constitution and breach of international laws
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US ‘accidentals’ unable to renounce citizenship amid covid-19
As activist organisation in France urges ambassador to take action
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Republican group calls on Donald Trump to change Fatca
As ‘Accidental Americans’ fundraise €20,000 for legal action against taxation system
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Accidental Americans fundraise for US legal action
Activist group to challenge ‘unconstitutional’, ‘exorbitant’ cost of renouncing citizenship
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‘Accidental Americans’ file discrimination lawsuit
They are being turned down when applying for bank accounts in France because of Fatca