She is a US citizen going to university in Germany so that is not her permanent residence. I suppose she can change her residence on her account to her German one but I have no idea if that is enough to avoid the US accredited investor requirement. Or perhaps the geniuses advising Elon and Tesla on this will have a solution for that.Why do you think she will have to sell without ability to transfer shares to other house? lol. Paniek, Paniek.
There are no principal US wide restrictions for foreigners to hold private shares.
She will get passive type anyway.
What about asking professional advice instead of panicking?
Fidelity as a service has total range of possible management choices. the worst she has to do is to change her broker first. Ask relevant people, not forums.
In any case your daughter will be asked to convert public Tesla shares she holds somewhere fund to private ones in some structure built for Tesla.
If she lives in Germany asking fiscal advice in Germany is relevant.
Also I am not panicking. I am an accredited investor and almost all my TSLA is not in a retirement account and I have no margin. But at this point we have no idea what the option/requirements will be for people who want to go private. I trust that Elon and Tesla will do everything they can to make this happen and be as fair to as many longs as possible. But there is a chance that not all people will be happy. I just think it is premature to be all doom and gloom about it until we hear the actual plan.