The number of U.S. government systems which are not accessible by Americans and other legitimately interested individuals abroad is disgraceful.
Most of the time it isn't even a conscious decision, it is "Check this box to use recommended security rules" by someone with no independent rulemaking authority to say "We don't let you operate corporations from Japan anymore."
Note that this will, very predictably, not be accepted as a mitigating factor if e.g. the person who happens to live in Tokyo but who is extremely unambiguously subject to the laws of the United States or a jurisdiction therein can't comply due to web application firewall rules.
Also hiya Internet I am up past midnight trying to resign the foreign qualification for a dissolving non-profit in a state where we had a nexus as a result of employing one (1) person on a work from home basis. What are *your* fun New Years Eve plans?
"Foreign qualification" in this sentence means the process by which a company incorporated in state A acquires privilege to operate in state B, which is not entirely automatic in the U.S. (Sadly.)
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