Andrew N

I am currently a Dual Australian/British Citizen, and am live and work in the USA on an E-3 visa in my Australian passport. I recently married a US citizen, and beginning to apply for a green card.

Two questions:
1) Do I put both nationalities down on the forms, or should I just use Australia (the passport I use for the US)?
2) I do plan to get full US citizenship at some point. Is it possible to have tri-citizenship? (UK/Australia/USA?) I do not want to have to renounce anything!

Thanks in advance for any advice!

sime303

Yeah I am pretty sure there is a tri-citizen that posts on here.

As to your other question that poster could probably help you the most.

Ozzidoc

I'm in similar shoes. I put both nationalities down on my GC app forms. Yes, for us Oz & UK citizens, we can acquire US as a third nationality.

ian-mstm

When I applied, I put down that I was Canadian, even though I was also a UKC. This strikes me as a no-harm/no-foul sort of thing... you can enter one or the other, or both.


Yes. I am a tri-citizen (in order: UK/CDN/US).


You will renounce only your allegiance, not your citizenship. That said, the US Oath of Allegiance is not binding on either the UK or Australia (or Canada for that matter). In other words, only Elizabeth R gets to decide who is or isn't a citizen of a commonwealth country.

Ian

crg

They know you as an Australian so stay Australian. They don't care about dual citizenship. Just pick one and keep it.

Andrew N

That's great to know - thanks for all the great tips. I will just put Australian down but of course have all my passports and documentation with me if needed for an interview.

Thank you!