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That is incorrect. Dual citizenship is allowed.

My wife is russian as well, but she doesn't hold ukrainian citizenship anymore. And since her father's name is Aleksandr, when she changed her name after getting married, she put the americanized patronimic as middle name: Aleksandra. I love it. In Italian we don't have patronimics, or...

oi, ochen noga russki! :D

Hey! Congratulations to you too! Missing the green card? I have to say that for an eager traveler like myself it's a little freaky not being able to leave the country...but I'll get a passport on Monday or Tuesday so I'll survive for a weekend... :D

Yes, I was expecting somebody pulling me out of the oath at anytime, but it didn't happen....oh well... :D Let's live this underground life...... I'm happy I didn't disclose those because the officer who interviewed me would have asked me about paperwork for sure (he asked for a cancelled...

Thanks. I think I was the only italian because I didn't see anybody else standing up when Italy was called, even though she was going pretty fast, so I might have missed it. Instead I saw plenty of italians on Tuesday interviewing at Federal Plaza. At least 4 of them.

I have an appointment on Monday at the regional passport agency in New York. They process same-day passports there. Mine doesn't even need to be same-day, so I'll probably pick it up the next day. However, I'll use my italian passport to enter Egypt, Jordan and of course Italy (I have to).

I was scheduled to attend a special naturalization ceremony this morning at 9:30 at the USS Intrepid Museum to celebrate Veterans' Day. I got there at 9:20 and I thought I was going to be early. There was no line at security and I breezed through. I was directed to a counter where USCIS...

The problem is that the tourist visa given at the airport is valid for 7 days.

I've been in Bali in May and I could get a tourist visa on arrival at the airport (USD 10 fee), my wife did the same with her US passport. However, student visa might be different.

Are you a US citizen already? If so, how old was your daughter on the day you took your oath of allegiance?

1. Looking at nowadays timelines, I would definitely say yes. 2. The other option would be to get a passport issued by her country of if she's stateless then a travel passport (I-131) and then an indonesian visa. Bali is an awesome place, I wish I could go back today!

Just give him/her your US passport and end of discussion, you're not trying to enter the US with a foreign passport. The US doesn't recognize dual citizenship in the US but it has no jurisdiction abroad. There you could legally use any passport you want to. Well, many countries have the same...

1. Do nothing. Relax, enjoy the coming holidays. You have your oath letter. 2. No, enjoy your trip. It only influences if you're on the edge of breaking continuous or physical presence in the US. How many days out of the US you had in the last 5 years (or 3 if applying based on marriage)?

Congrats!

The Dept of State website clearly said that use of foreign passport does not jeopardize US citizenship. Obviously it can't be used in the US. Regarding diplomatic protection, Italian Govt is known to pay ransoms to free its kidnapped citizens. While not negotiating with terrotists is a good...

My wife has meetings at work and my parents are 4000 miles away...:D

Here you go! 1) http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=305953 2) the IO asked and I gave him the dates of travel and country visited, he updated the application 3) I had 3 traffic violations (1 in 2004 and 2 in 2008), didn't disclose them, officer asked if I've ever been arrested...

At my interview my officer asked: "Have you ever been arrested, detained, cited" (he was reading it exactly as it is on the N-400. I said no (didn't declare my 3 traffic tickets, including the one I'm still waiting a court date for - after almost 2 years), he went on, end of discussion, my oath...

Hey! I'm not a US citizen yet. My oath is on Friday.... Just in case you're an underground USCIS officer trying to catch me declaring to be a US citizen.... :D