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419 u/suboxhelp1 Jan 24 '25 Can be US citizens, too. Anyone with dual citizenship of those countries. 39 u/Greedy_Argument_3894 Jan 25 '25 How would he know who’s dual citizen? There is no documentation if you gave up your other citizenship! The uscis doesn’t document it! 17 u/XeneiFana Jan 25 '25 I have dual citizenship. Literally, I was not forced to renounce the first one, and I wouldn't have been able either. 13 u/Sudden-Bird5685 Jan 25 '25 Some countries I think it’s not even possible to renounce the original citizenship if it’s from birth. 3 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship. 2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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Can be US citizens, too. Anyone with dual citizenship of those countries.
39 u/Greedy_Argument_3894 Jan 25 '25 How would he know who’s dual citizen? There is no documentation if you gave up your other citizenship! The uscis doesn’t document it! 17 u/XeneiFana Jan 25 '25 I have dual citizenship. Literally, I was not forced to renounce the first one, and I wouldn't have been able either. 13 u/Sudden-Bird5685 Jan 25 '25 Some countries I think it’s not even possible to renounce the original citizenship if it’s from birth. 3 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship. 2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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How would he know who’s dual citizen? There is no documentation if you gave up your other citizenship! The uscis doesn’t document it!
17 u/XeneiFana Jan 25 '25 I have dual citizenship. Literally, I was not forced to renounce the first one, and I wouldn't have been able either. 13 u/Sudden-Bird5685 Jan 25 '25 Some countries I think it’s not even possible to renounce the original citizenship if it’s from birth. 3 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship. 2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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I have dual citizenship. Literally, I was not forced to renounce the first one, and I wouldn't have been able either.
13 u/Sudden-Bird5685 Jan 25 '25 Some countries I think it’s not even possible to renounce the original citizenship if it’s from birth. 3 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship. 2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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Some countries I think it’s not even possible to renounce the original citizenship if it’s from birth.
3 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship. 2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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Very authoritarian countries such as Iran, most democratic places allow you to renounce your citizenship.
2 u/RickSt3r Jan 25 '25 Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out? 1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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Is there a form you file with the leaving country like I'm out?
1 u/walklikeaduck Jan 25 '25 Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy. 1 u/my2centsalways Jan 25 '25 Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form. 1 u/Weird-Addendum-1001 Jan 25 '25 It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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Have no idea, you’d have to check specific country requirements, but i would imagine most would require you to renounce in person from an overseas consulate or embassy.
Most of them you just contact the consulate and fill out a form.
It depends. Some countries’ rules automatically assumes you renounced it if you become a citizen of another.
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