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No, because you don't cost the govt anything. You don't use any public services in the USA, you use the public services where you live. You're paying for litera
by aoeuasdf1 10y ago
No, because you don't cost the govt anything. You don't use any public services in the USA, you use the public services where you live. You're paying for literally nothing but a passport.
- sumedh 10y ago> You're paying for literally nothing but a passport. Which is exactly what I meant, you are paying the membership fees whether you use the services or not. The US govt knows that, if you dont like you are free to give up that passport which I am sure you wont.
- X-Istence 10y agoRenouncing US citizenship is not something you do by filing in a form and sending it along with your passport to the US embassy. It can take years, plus many lawyers, and in the mean time you have to continue paying taxes, and pay for the process thereof. It's not that simple.
- C4K3 10y agoand it even costs a fixed fee to get a passport.