I have been asked by someone from a country that doesn't allow dual citizenship (no, its not india) whether the US goverment sends any information regarding your voluntary acceptance of US citizeship to your home country.
I don't think they do, but I am not sure. While the US doesn't recognize dual citizenship, it is my understanding that the goverment here doesn't really force you to take any steps to relinquish your prior citizenship. (Also, I can see situations where a home goverment might retaliate against family still living there if they find out that a family member has 'betrayed' the beloved homeland.)
I don't think they do, but I am not sure. While the US doesn't recognize dual citizenship, it is my understanding that the goverment here doesn't really force you to take any steps to relinquish your prior citizenship. (Also, I can see situations where a home goverment might retaliate against family still living there if they find out that a family member has 'betrayed' the beloved homeland.)
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