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The easy answer: It doesn't matter. Regardless of what you decide there is a 30,000 person waiting list for applications to be processed. They conveniently sto
by mike_d 5y ago
The easy answer: It doesn't matter.
Regardless of what you decide there is a 30,000 person waiting list for applications to be processed. They conveniently stopped during the pandemic and even now are processing maybe a dozen a month (all the names are published in the federal register so you can track it yourself).
Most embassies and consulates aren't even taking appointments to process the form: https://uk.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/citizenship/loss-of-u-s-citizenship-i-e-expatriation/ https://uk.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/citizenship/lo...
- switch007 5y agoI can’t stand this 1984 English: “The U.S. Embassy London is currently unable to accept appointments for Loss of Nationality applications.” No, they are not “unable”, they are unwilling or refusing.