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los of citizenship
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong section...I was wondering if someone knows the answer to my question. I have dual citizenship in the U.S.A. and U.K. I acquired my U.K. citizenship through marriage. Now we are divorced after 14 years and my ex husband has told our children I will lose my U.K. citizenship if I don't return to live in the country within seven years. I lived in the U.K. for more than eight years during our marriage. It was my understanding that you couldn't lose your citizenship involuntarily? I would appreciate it if anyone could tell me more about this if they know? Thanks.
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Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by buddhanature28
(Post 9494066)
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong section...I was wondering if someone knows the answer to my question. I have dual citizenship in the U.S.A. and U.K. I acquired my U.K. citizenship through marriage. Now we are divorced after 14 years and my ex husband has told our children I will lose my U.K. citizenship if I don't return to live in the country within seven years. I lived in the U.K. for more than eight years during our marriage. It was my understanding that you couldn't lose your citizenship involuntarily? I would appreciate it if anyone could tell me more about this if they know? Thanks.
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Re: los of citizenship
Good to know! Thank you very much...H.
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Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by buddhanature28
(Post 9494066)
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong section...I was wondering if someone knows the answer to my question. I have dual citizenship in the U.S.A. and U.K. I acquired my U.K. citizenship through marriage. Now we are divorced after 14 years and my ex husband has told our children I will lose my U.K. citizenship if I don't return to live in the country within seven years. I lived in the U.K. for more than eight years during our marriage. It was my understanding that you couldn't lose your citizenship involuntarily? I would appreciate it if anyone could tell me more about this if they know? Thanks.
Your husband doesn't know what he's talking about...take no notice of him. :D |
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It's a scare tactic...and he's talking b@llsacks, so don't worry about it.
Welcome to BE though! :) |
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Wow thanks guys...I appreciate the advice. And thanks for the welcome. :D
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Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by buddhanature28
(Post 9494189)
Wow thanks guys...I appreciate the advice. And thanks for the welcome. :D
H. |
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Well I am glad I joined- I think I will! H.
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Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by buddhanature28
(Post 9494066)
... my ex husband has told our children I will lose my U.K. citizenship if I don't return to live in the country within seven years.
Ian |
Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
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Stick around...we're more than a pretty face you know. :D
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Re: los of citizenship
Originally Posted by buddhanature28
(Post 9494066)
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong section...I was wondering if someone knows the answer to my question. I have dual citizenship in the U.S.A. and U.K. I acquired my U.K. citizenship through marriage. Now we are divorced after 14 years and my ex husband has told our children I will lose my U.K. citizenship if I don't return to live in the country within seven years. I lived in the U.K. for more than eight years during our marriage. It was my understanding that you couldn't lose your citizenship involuntarily? I would appreciate it if anyone could tell me more about this if they know? Thanks.
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/...9480056_en.pdf It was repealed in 1964. |
Re: los of citizenship
Wow that was really interesting to read. Thank you for sharing that! H.
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