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Originally Posted by New Era
The United States does not recognize dual citizenship for its citizens. Other countries do. Most of the commonwealth countries allow you to be a dual citizen. So as a born Canuck who became a naturalized American citizen, I get to retain my Canadian citizenship with no expectation of renouncement. Going the other way, American citizens born in the USA would have to renounce their citizenship should they want to become a citizen of another country.
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Not completely true. Not sure why or how it works, but I was born in the US and am a dual citizen.
My parents were Canadians who became US citizens, had 3 US born kids and moved back to Canada where we all became naturalized Canadian citizens who still hold US citizenship.
Might have more to do with having Canadian parents though.