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Services

Freedom Files is a private advisory for American families building optionality outside the US. We cover every part of the move end to end, alongside vetted local partners in every jurisdiction we recommend, so the plan works on the ground.

2 ways to work with us

A single program or service

You know what you need. We coordinate one program or one project with our licensed partner on the ground, for a fixed fee quoted in writing before you commit. Every service on this page books this way.

Private Client

For investors and families with more than one goal. Reachable on WhatsApp 24/7, a single case director manages your residency, citizenship, tax, banking, structuring, and relocation plans across every jurisdiction in your long-term plan. Avoid endless invoices and chasing multiple international providers who've never spoken to each other.

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Residency

The right residency permit unlocks the visa-free travel, tax exposure, and lifestyle you want, and can seed a path to a second citizenship if that is part of the plan. We advise on every legitimate route: golden visas, retirement visas, digital nomad permits, and work or business residencies. Across every jurisdiction we cover, we start from your life, not from the brochure.

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Citizenship

A second passport is the deepest form of optionality. Sovereign, permanent, portable, and never available on short notice. We advise on both fast-track citizenship-by-investment programs and slower residency-to-citizenship routes, and tell you plainly which is realistic for your family, your budget, and your timeline. We do not sell any specific program; the recommendation is only ever what fits.

Trusted local partners

Every move we help our clients make is backed by licensed legal, tax, and government partners we’ve trusted for years.

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Tax

Cross-border tax is where the plan lives or dies. We work with trusted local partners in the US and in every jurisdiction we recommend, so your position stays clean on both sides of the border. That includes US federal, state, and reporting exposure; local income, wealth, and inheritance tax in your new country; and the specific mechanics of expatriating — renouncing US citizenship or surrendering a green card — when that is the right long-term move.

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Banking

Opening the right accounts in the right jurisdictions is a bigger project than most Americans expect. We work with trusted local partners around the world across traditional retail banks, non-resident private banks, EMIs, and crypto-friendly institutions. The goal is the same everywhere: the accounts you need, opened cleanly, with no rejected application on your record.

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Structuring

Above a certain complexity, the entity you use to own assets shapes your outcomes as much as which country you live in. We work with trusted local partners to design and implement foreign companies, foundations, and trusts in the jurisdictions where they fit your situation — business vehicles, asset-protection structures, legacy planning. Whatever is optimal for you, not what is easiest for us.

“We came in with a complicated global setup and needed special attention. What we got from the Freedom Files team was direct, honest, and personal responsiveness at every turn. Exactly what we needed! Very impressed.”
Mike · New York
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Relocation

The paperwork is only the beginning. Once your permit lands, we help with the practical work of arriving: home search, schools, healthcare enrolment, driving licences, moving logistics, and the local relationships that make the first six months easier for a family that has never done this before.

Get your custom Plan B Blueprint

Most people spend 100+ hours researching residency and citizenship options before they realize they were looking at the wrong programs. We compress that into 10 questions, 90 seconds, and a single report.

You come across as very genuine, authentic, and easy to deal with. Most experiences I've had with others are like, 'Send me money and I'll tell you what to do.'
Tony · California