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So if I am understanding correctly, if I just follow the N400 process, I am automatically keeping my Belgian citizenship, unless I contact the Belgian consulat/embassy and renounce it? Or do I have to file a form/tell someone that I would like to keep it (ignoring the fact I still need to get a...

I was mostly concerned about the Oath, which mentions ""I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince". I just wanted to make sure it wouldn't be in conflict with having dual citizenship. As for the Belgian...

I just filed my N400, and I am now trying to figure out the dual citizenship thing. To be honest, I am very loyal, and have no problems giving up my Belgian citizenship, if it weren't for the fact that my side of the family still lives there, and I am a little concerned about my mother's health...

FYI, I finally started the N400 process, and contacted the SS agency (I really wanted to know what happened), which mailed me my registration # after sending them the info they were looking for. When looking up this registration #, it confirmed I did register back in 2000. Very strange since...

So what's the proper way to proceed in this specific scenario?

I am pretty sure I registered when I got my initial paperwork going. I have still the same SSN/Name, nothing has changed. I am guessing since SS can't find the record, that the registration form was either never processed or got lost.

I'm in my mid 30's, and want to proceed with my N400. I have been married to an American citizen for 12 years, and while digging up all my INS related documents, I couldn't find anything regarding the Selective Service. I'm fairly sure I registered (99%, I remember having it in my hand in a...

Ok, just making sure that it wasn't some secret ritual that is required. I will check all the info to be sure if I have to file this or not. Before I dive into this stuff, I have one more question. If I am already finger printed, I assume I still have to do this again? If the answer is...

Ok, I haven't read all the info yet, but I am confused about the AR-11 form. Why would I need to submit it, if I didn't move?

This helps out a lot, thank you for taking the time to post your response! I guess I better hurry, I didn't realize the fees were going to be that high.

Hello, First of all, my apologies if I posted this in the wrong forum, feel free to move this post if needed. I married my wife (US citizen) about 8 years ago, and obviously have been a permanent resident for several years now. I have always been interested in becoming a citizen, but since I...