Showk Title: Can a Naturalized U.S

Showk Title: Can a Naturalized U.S. Citizen Be a Dual Citizen? YES. 🇺🇸🌍 Brad Bernstein answers a common question: If you’re a naturalized U.S. citizen, can you become a citizen of another country too? ✅ Yes, you can! From the United States’ perspective, there’s nothing stopping you from becoming a dual (or even triple) citizen—whether it’s with Canada, the U.K., or another country. 📌 The U.S. does not require you to give up your U.S. citizenship when you become a citizen elsewhere. 📌 You do not need permission from the U.S. to become a dual citizen. Just be sure to check the rules of the other country—some don’t allow dual citizenship, or may have special requirements. Bottom Line: As a naturalized U.S. citizen, you’re free to hold another passport—the U.S. is fine with that. Got questions? Drop them in the comments or contact us—our link is in the bio! #DualCitizenship #USCitizenship #NaturalizedCitizen #BradBernstein #ImmigrationLaw #KnowYourRights #ImmigrationTikTok

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[HawaHalane-rs]

If I am canadian, Can I seek United citizen

[maxnguyen]

Its not that easy, you must live in canada for at least 3 years, pass Canadian citizenship. You must have a PR status in Canada, most important: no criminal record, not even a DUI.

[MVelz]

How is the Gold Card working out, I'm curious about who is willing to pay 5 million dollars for a green card

[sandrar.]

What about if you have 3 nationalities?

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[felixo]

My wife just submitted an I-130 can I still travel to the USA ?
I have a B1/B2 Visa never had any trouble entering the United States and have never overstayed.

My Visits usually only last at the most 1 week.