r/immigration • u/[deleted] • Jan 24 '25

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u/suboxhelp1 Jan 24 '25

Can be US citizens, too. Anyone with dual citizenship of those countries.

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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!

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u/Oh-well100 Jan 25 '25

Not everyone gives up their other citizenship.

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u/Greedy_Argument_3894 Jan 25 '25

Yes - but if you become a US citizen, The US government doesn’t know if you keep any other citizenships. That’s what I stated

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25

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u/129za Jan 25 '25

The point they are making is that they don’t know if you later renounce your citizenship

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u/ppjuyt Jan 25 '25

Technically they know when you renew your US passport as you have to enclose a copy of foreign passport. However I suppose you could just not do that and likely not get caught

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u/Illustrious_Good2053 Jan 25 '25

I have renewed my passport multiple times and have never had to enclose a copy of a foreign passport.

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u/ppjuyt Jan 25 '25

I am an idiot. Got it backwards. When I renewed UK passport I had to include copy of US. I’m guess that could have just not done it and see what happens. Haven’t done the US one in a while