I will improve this page when time permits. That said, most of the “heavy lifting” has been done. check out:
http://www.rununciationguide.com
Suggestion: Get moving on this. The demand is so high that the U.S. consulate in Toronto is holding group meetings to assist expats. Apparently, the demand to renounce U.S. citizenship is exploding.
You should first ensure that you are still a U.S. citizen. See:
https://renounceuscitizenship.wordpress.com/2011/10/24/you-may-not-be-u-s-citizen/
For a fascinating conversation about renouncing U.S. citizenship:
https://renounceuscitizenship.wordpress.com/2011/11/07/blog-talk-radio-discussion-fatca-fbar-ovdi/
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Just found your blog. I renounced at the Toronto Consulate a few months ago before the rush. I explain my experience on my blog.
Thanks for your comment – the link to his post about renouncing U.S. citizenship is at:
http://righteousinvestor.com/2011/02/24/renunciation-of-us-citizenship-on-avoiding-a-consular-or-diplomatic-authority-and-the-new-450-fee/
I recommend it.
Thanks for the recommendation of that post. I was quite alone back then blogging–a tree falls in the forest makes no sound if no one is there to here it? I made the initial decision to renounce in February 28, 2010.
I’ve made it easy to see all my posts related to renunciation:
http://righteousinvestor.com/tag/renunciation-of-us-citizenship/
There are several ways you may be eligible to expatriate without going to a U.S. embassy. For more information, see expatriationcopesthesia dot com
Herb Smith:
Would you be interested in doing a guest post on relinquishing U.S. citizenship without a visit to the consulate?
http://www.rununciationguide.com ……….. site seems to be gone