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They don't object. (The Czech Republic does.) And the reason they don't object is that they're getting tax revenues from you but you're not consuming services
by david927 17y ago
They don't object. (The Czech Republic does.) And the reason they don't object is that they're getting tax revenues from you but you're not consuming services.
- timthorn 17y agoThey do object - if I were to apply for US citizenship I would have to renounce my British citizenship.
- david927 17y agoSorry for the confusion. They don't object to me having a US passport and adding Czech citizenship. In the same way, I'm sure Britain doesn't mind you adding US citizenship. But the countries, in my case Czech, in yours the US, that are being applied for, do mind. The US Embassy hinted that I can sign saying that I've renounced my citizenship, even though I haven't actually renounced it. I don't know if that works in your case, however.
- jancona 17y agoIt's more nuanced yhan that. You have to renounce your citizenshop, but after Britain doesn't recognize that you'll be a dual national. See: http://www.richw.org/dualcit/faq.html http://www.richw.org/dualcit/faq.html
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