>the IRS doesn't really want you on their sites if you don't have a US address. ... This is a reasonable thing for the IRS to implement given the significant in

>the IRS doesn't really want you on their sites if you don't have a US address. ... This is a reasonable thing for the IRS to implement given the significant interest in fraud from their systems from people overseas. Except that US tax law also requires that all US persons, worldwide, to file US tax returns (note: this is a superset of US citizens). So if the law applies to expats and to anyone who has ever applied for a green card even if denied or not used or not revoked, then the system needs to support worldwide access.