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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / May 2006N-400
Hi, everyone, I have a question regarding the N-400 process. Great thanks for any advices. 1. Do I have to cancel my original nationality at the time of apply or interview for N-400? My original nationality is Chinese. 2. If I do keep two nationalities, both American and Chinese passports, is it illegal? What will be the punishment? Thanks again for any help. It isnt illegal just make sure that your country allows dual citizenship cause some countrys don't. I am not sure about having to cancel your original nationality...good luck > Hi, everyone, I have a question regarding the N-400 process. Great > thanks [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks again for any help. You may not have a choice in the matter. I don't think China allows dual citizenship. Confirm that from a reliable source. > Hi, everyone, I have a question regarding the N-400 process. Great > thanks [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks again for any help. Hi: This is the SECOND time you have posted this question and the first time caused a pretty long string which included some pretty good answers. What are you looking for and what is the cause of your concern? I have the feeling you are worried about something and I'm not sure what it is.  SignatureCertified Specialist Immigration & Nat. Law Cal. Bar Board of Legal Specialization > Hi: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > have the feeling you are worried about something and I'm not sure > what it is. Foli, Foli, Foli ... am surprised at you. Don't you know by now? People keep posting until they get the answer they WANT! (-: > Foli, Foli, Foli ... am surprised at you. > > Don't you know by now? People keep posting until they get the answer > they WANT! (-: Hi: But what does OP "want"?? That is what I can't figure out. He has reason for asking. SignatureCertified Specialist Immigration & Nat. Law Cal. Bar Board of Legal Specialization > Hi: > > But what does OP "want"?? That is what I can't figure out. He has > reason for asking. I think he badly wants to keep his Chinese citizenship and the prospect of not being able to is freaking him out immensely. Also, maybe he's just not understanding the answers he's been given. > I think he badly wants to keep his Chinese citizenship and the > prospect of not being able to is freaking him out immensely. > > Also, maybe he's just not understanding the answers he's been given. Hi: I'm not so sure of that. Also, it pays to remember that there are TWO different "Chinese" nationalities although there is "one China." I wouldn't presume what he wants. SignatureCertified Specialist Immigration & Nat. Law Cal. Bar Board of Legal Specialization > Hi: > > But what does OP "want"?? That is what I can't figure out. He has > reason for asking. As Alexander Dane said "Jason, you're just going to have to figure out what it wants. What is its motivation?" [Galaxy Quest] Ian > Hi, everyone, I have a question regarding the N-400 process. Great > thanks [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks again for any help. Like Mr. F said, you've already asked about this in another thread and got tons of responses. You even followed up your original post with... Thanks all for the reply. I get the idea that I do not cancel the original citizenship until American citizenship is granted. That makes sense for me anyway. So... if you know that you don't need to "cancel" your original citizenship, why are you asking again? ~ Jenney |
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