Middlemore

I've never looked, but I think I will now!

RICH

I agree completely. I had an issue, but no lawyer required.

https://www.uscis.gov/n-400

durham_lad

I agree. My wife and I both did this ourselves. The issue my wife had was them losing her fingerprints so she had to redo them. It meant we went to different Naturalization ceremonies a few weeks apart.

cautiousjon

I wanted to add that it won't just be tax implications that you'll have to navigate as a dual US and UK citizen that lives in the UK. Investing money can potentially get very tricky too.
https://partnerswealthmanagement.co....ing-in-the-uk/
If you plan to do any investing, you'll need to read about various potential pitfalls to avoid.

durham_lad

Definitely worth reading up about and getting advice on. A USC living in the UK cannot invest in any UK investment funds without being subject to PFIC taxes. (Passive Foreign Investment Companies). A UK personal pension plan (SIPP) is okay as the funds are within a pension wrapper and are only taxed by the IRS on withdrawal, but a Stocks and Shares ISA is tax free in the UK but the IRS does not recognize the tax free status and any funds inside the ISA will be subject to PFIC taxes. We have cash ISAs which are tax free in the UK but the IRS taxes the interest each year.