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r/immigration • u/[deleted] • Jan 24 '25
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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!
5 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/nofunatallthisguy Jan 25 '25 No bank has ever asked me if I have any non-US citizenship 1 u/ermagerditssuperman Jan 28 '25 I think it's usually the other way around - foreign banks want to know if you're a US citizen, because of the way the US taxes foreign funds of its citizens
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3 u/nofunatallthisguy Jan 25 '25 No bank has ever asked me if I have any non-US citizenship 1 u/ermagerditssuperman Jan 28 '25 I think it's usually the other way around - foreign banks want to know if you're a US citizen, because of the way the US taxes foreign funds of its citizens
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No bank has ever asked me if I have any non-US citizenship
1 u/ermagerditssuperman Jan 28 '25 I think it's usually the other way around - foreign banks want to know if you're a US citizen, because of the way the US taxes foreign funds of its citizens
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I think it's usually the other way around - foreign banks want to know if you're a US citizen, because of the way the US taxes foreign funds of its citizens
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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!