Citizenship of 3 countries - is this allowed?
Dec 30th 2010, 1:49 pm
#61
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Re: Citizenship of 3 countries - is this allowed?
Some of us have massive mortgages and have to work to pay the bills to live in Perth. Becoz in this city if your not living in the Western Subs you are a ****ing nobody and the locals will treat you like shit.
Its clearly stated on the US website what you can lose your us citizenship for. If you are educated you would have the skills to look it up yourselves.
Its clearly stated on the US website what you can lose your us citizenship for. If you are educated you would have the skills to look it up yourselves.
Perhaps you could provide a link to the statement you made earlier in the thread that one could not have dual US/UK/AUS etc citizenship. Where is the link? It's no good making statements if you aren't going to provide a link to where it specifically states what you keep repeating.
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Dec 30th 2010, 8:02 pm
#63
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Re: Citizenship of 3 countries - is this allowed?
Cut out the swearing please, even if starred out we all know what you mean and there is no need for it. Thanks
Perhaps you could provide a link to the statement you made earlier in the thread that one could not have dual US/UK/AUS etc citizenship. Where is the link? It's no good making statements if you aren't going to provide a link to where it specifically states what you keep repeating.
Perhaps you could provide a link to the statement you made earlier in the thread that one could not have dual US/UK/AUS etc citizenship. Where is the link? It's no good making statements if you aren't going to provide a link to where it specifically states what you keep repeating.
However, a person who acquires a foreign citizenship by applying for it may lose U.S. citizenship. In order to lose U.S. citizenship, the law requires that the person must apply for the foreign citizenship voluntarily, by free choice, and with the intention to give up U.S. citizenship.
I didn't really look hard but I didn't see anything specifically relating to voluntarily obtaining citizenship of three countries (as opposed to someone who would obtain citizenship due to birth/by descent) where it includes a US citizenship.
Dec 30th 2010, 11:55 pm
#64
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Re: Citizenship of 3 countries - is this allowed?
It's as daft as people saying you'll lose your UK citizenship if you become a US citizenship because the oath ceremony has you saying you renounce all other allegiance, which is great for the US because they'll only treat you as a US citizen, but most other countries don't pay any attention to it and you have to take specific steps to officially renounce a citizenship.
Basically, to put things diplomatically, Weebie is talking diarrhoeal of the mouth.
Dec 31st 2010, 9:50 pm
#65
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Re: Citizenship of 3 countries - is this allowed?
I become an Aussie citizen this Australia day. 
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