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We are about to apply for my husbands K-1 and I'm not sure what to do about him having 2 passports already. He was born in South Africa but his father was born in the UK so he was able to get a Uk passport as well.

So do I have to include the information on both of his passports and will he have to give up one of them?

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We are about to apply for my husbands K-1 and I'm not sure what to do about him having 2 passports already. He was born in South Africa but his father was born in the UK so he was able to get a Uk passport as well.

So do I have to include the information on both of his passports and will he have to give up one of them?

So he is a Dual Citizen, if thats the case and his UK passport is good why will he need to go thru the K1? More info needed?

'PAU' both wife and daughter in the U.S. 08/25/2009

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We are about to apply for my husbands K-1 and I'm not sure what to do about him having 2 passports already. He was born in South Africa but his father was born in the UK so he was able to get a Uk passport as well.

So do I have to include the information on both of his passports and will he have to give up one of them?

So he is a Dual Citizen, if thats the case and his UK passport is good why will he need to go thru the K1? More info needed?

ohhhh dahh :wacko: hhhhhh your in the US no he will not need to give one or the other up! you will need to give passport info on both.

'PAU' both wife and daughter in the U.S. 08/25/2009

Daughter's' CRBA Manila Embassy 08/07/2008 dual citizenship

http://crbausembassy....wordpress.com/

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