Can one have dual citizenship with Ukraine and the USA?
471150
Not after you are 18. The USA forces you to choose. Dual citizenship is not allowed for adults in the US.
254448
If one of your parents is from the US and the other from Mexico you can have dual citizenship, you have to apply for it though. My husband is a Mexican citizen and a US resident, they will allow him to apply for citizenship in 2 years, if he chooses to then he will have dual citizenship. But you must understand that Mexico will still treat him as a Mexican citizen, and there are disadvantages to that, for Example I (as a US citizen) can take $10,000.00 into Mexico, he can only take less that $500.00!
638773
Dual citizenship is where your parents were born in another country.  You were born in the USA.  You would be a citizen of the other country because your parents are citizens, and a citizen of the USA because that is where you were actually born.
970300
None they are all Americans......they do not have dual citizenships!
886605
I would highly recommend that you go visit india for an extended time and make sure that is what you want to do before you set things in motion on a more permanent basis.\n\nI just want to clarify that an American does NOT automatically lose their american citizen if they become a citizen of another country.  The only way this happens is if you go to embassy and sign away your rights by consciously choosing to renounce your american citizenship.\n\nDual citizenship is allowed, but not encouraged.\nThe exception to this is when a person from ANOTHER country becomes a citizen of the U.S.  As part of the oath, there is a phrase renouncing previous citizenship.  However, this is no longer enforced, for a variety of reasons, even though it is still on the books.\n\nI lost all my links, but I will post the link to this information as soon as I locate it.\n\nP.S. ... while it is legal to have dual citizenship, it can create some problems and hassles, too, post 9/11 ... just be prepared.
1056708
Depends what country you are a citizen of. If you're a US natural born you can't have multiple citizenships. But if you came from a different country and got the US citizenship you are able to keep both.
134459
As far as I understand it, you do NOT loose your U.S. citizenship by aqcuiring a second citizenship (like Israeli) next to it, UNLESS you actively renounce your U.S. citizenship. The U.S. does not recognize another citizenship, but does not explicitly forbid it. They simply don't care (at least as long as there is no conflict of interest arising from your second nationality, e.g. a war between the two countries of your citizenship).\n\nThe State Department has the information you need (see link below). When I became a U.S. citizen I researched it (since I have Dutch nationality as well) and those were the result I came up with.
598645
Countries don't "participate" in dual citizenships. Countries allows its citizens to hold two different passports. Say you are from country X, and you go to country Y. Country X allows dual citizenship while country Y doesn't. You, who is an country X citizen, will be able to hold both X and Y citizenship b/c your country of origin allows for dual citizenships, even if the new country doesn't allow duals, or recognise country X.\n\nGovernment of India decided to grant Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) which most people mistakenly refer as 'dual citizenship'.
735276
The US does not allow dual citizenship of its own citizens.  By that, if you were to become a British citizen, you'd forfeit your US citizenship.  However, depending on England's laws, if your boyfriend becomes a US citizen, he may have dual citizenship status if this doesn't forfeit his British citizenship.\n\nAs for marriage, if it is recognized as legal in another country, then it is recognized as legal in the US.  The only exception would be the case of a same-sex marriage, as the US doesn't currently recognize such marriages.\n\nIf you are interested in marrying your boyfriend and bringing him into the US, it would be better if he applied to come here under a fiance visa.  He would then have 90 days to marry you before that visa expired.  I don't know how long it would take for him to come into the US if you were to marry him in England, it could take longer than a fiance visa route.
378239
The child would have dual citizenship!!
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If they are married the child will be a US Citizen. Many countries will allow a child to have dual citizenship, but he/she will have to choose a country at 18.\n\nMy dad is American and my mom is a British citizen, but is a legal alien, and we are all US citizens. We had the option of dual citizenship, but didn't see the point to it. I always knew I wanted to live my life here in America. You will have to check the specifics for Germany, but I'm sure they're probably the same.
872550
I think you should ask someone who knows, not some people on the internet. What I think is that dual citizenship is not allowed here.
297149
Nah. I know tons of people who have dual US-Canadian citizenships. It is ok.
1077543
The US allows people to hold dual citizenship. Check and see whether the Netherlands will require you to give up your US citizenship if you want to become a Dutch citizen. They may or may not allow it.  I know Germany doesn't allow dual citizenship, except in certain circumstances.  The dutch embassy website should clarify this for you.
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Canada allow their citizens to hold as many citizenships as they like. As for the US,\nActually, in theory armystud_yo is correct, US may ask you to renounce your Canadian citizenship ,however, this rarely ever happens.\nI don't think you will have any problem as I know a lot of people who have done it.
870894
You cannot become a citizen of another country and have dual citizenship in the US.  Dual citizenship can only be a result of being born that way.  For example, if your parents served in the US military in Mexico, as attaches for example, and you were born in Mexico, but your parents submitted your birth certificate to the US embassy as a report of birth abroad, you would be a dual citizen.\n\nThe Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo has 23 articles, but I think what you are referring to just outlines that if the Mexican government granted a deed to a tract of land to a Mexican farmer, for example, that the US government; despite annexing that land, would allow the farmer to remain on that land and honor the deed.\n\nIt did not extend the right for all Mexicans to enter the US free from control.
986759
For dual nationality !