Tri-Citizenship

[Team J and B 2]

I did some research on tri-citizenship as well as I'm in the same boat. The thing is, I do NOT want American citizenship, but that is the only wish my fiance has. He cares not if I change or take on his surname after we marry, nor does he require that I get a job after I arrive in the USA, and whatever names our children have my choices supercede his.

But -- it would really really make him happy when I become a naturalized US citizen.

The thing with multiple citizenships is you must be loyal when required by the country in which you are physically situated at the time a crisis/situation requiring loyalty emerges. So as someone said, if you are in Britain and god forbid there's a huge military uprising and you are a healthy young person and the government has the right to enlist you in the army at that moment, then you must. Of course, chances of that ever happening are extremely rare in that part of the world...what with the first flight out to North America and all.

Also, I read that you shouldn't be waving your multiple citizenships in the face of government officials. It becomes a long question and answer situation, especially when entering and exiting countries.

But I haven't read anything solid about holding citizenships from specific countries. I'm sure if you hold citizenships from first world countries, it's a different situ than if you hold one or two from second/third world countries.

HTH,

J of Team J and B