umc

I don't quite understand the question in the picture that i highlighted. is that question asking my current citizenship and my original country?

Thanks

Noorah101

I can't say for sure, but my guess would be they just want your current citizenship. Don't worry tooooo much about the G-325A questions. My understanding is that they don't examine this form too closely.

Rene

penguinbar

Hi. I'm American and my fiancee is from Scotland. We put British for his nationality on any forms pertaining to him and US Citizen for any forms asking about my nationality. My fiancee got his K1 in June

BritishGuy36

How else could you answer it?

Noorah101

The OP is confused because he is a naturalized citizen. So although his Citizenship is USA....his nationality is something else.

Rene

Marocco

Some countries, including the US and the UK, distinguish between citizenship and nationality (for example you can be a "US national" without being a "US citizen"). That's why on the form it says "citizenship/nationality".

ian-mstm

If you are a US citizen, put "USA". No need to put any other citizenship or nationality... since the US deals with you *only* as a USC.

Ian

umc

I need a clear answer like this

Thanks again Ian and everyone